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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-16

The Richmond Wing is vessel of wrath,
daily nourished, and daily poured upon the head
of the President. lthods rank in the rear Of no
other press, not even excepting the Courier &
Enquirer, in the unchartabeness gifts spirit, and
in the malignant fire of its resentment. What
possesses the editor ? If we are not mistaken,
he was not lobg ago State-rights editor at
Charlottesville, and we doubt if even the CO.
lumns of the Wing were searched for any ex-
preston relative to Bank, single paragraph
can be found favoring such an institution as a
sine qua non. Mr.. Peasants, while editing
that paper, avowed himself In favor of the Sub
treasury or something very like it, and editor
Moseley was as mute as a mouse in relation to
a Bank of the United States. "What devil
attachment to any favorite man for the next
Presidency so profound that he can afford to
tern his back upon himself, and abuse Mr. Ty-
Ter for redeeming the pledges made by the
Wing Central Address of Virginia in opposition
to a Bank Will this most consistent and
charitable editor never be satisfied until the Pre-
sident shall unite in the perfdious effort to de-
CelVe anu DetTay lne CoHHuinS Teople Oh TIE
Union-promising one thing before an election,
and performing another afterwards We hold
in utter scorn such absolute dishonesty, and
bare-faced hypocrisy.
We will have no fellowship with men Of such
a course. None. We see the fruits of their
policy in the ruins of their party around them.
Look at the elections. Where have they pre-
vailed in solitary State7 They have sown to
the wind and they reap the whirlwind. The
President can look upon these results with
clear conscience. Can they survey them with
out feeling that remorse which comes too late ?
Their course is to return to their integrity, and
abandon the selfish scheming for the succession
As for the President, we are quite certain he is
neither to be threatened into submission, nor
cheated into compliance. His chart and com
pass are before him, and his course is straight
forward in the discharge of his high duties to
the constitution and the country.
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JAMES PHALEN & co. Managers OGc

Corner Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Nos 3S Sc So Prize of So 500 was sold on
Thursday in W hole Ticket in the Pokomoke Lot
terry, Glass l3S. The holder is requested call and
get the cash.
r. FRANCE, Agent for The Managers.
oct l6
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Ono election for members of the State Legislature
was held on the 18th The charters Of all the banks
but II, in this State expire in ls43. The most i'm
portant questions before the people there relate to this
subject.
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CONCLUSION.

At about o'clack, p M his Honor concluded and
the case was then given to the Jury, who retired
der charge OF the Constables, whilst the Court pro-
ceeded to the despatch of Other business.
In twenty minutes the Jury returned to the Court
House
Have you agreed upon verdict, gentlemen fthe
jury r. asked the clerk
We have replied the Foreman
What say you, gentleman, do you find Alexander
Mcleod guilty guilty 2"
NOT GUILTY.
All was hushed and quiet-no excitement visible
any VIII re. The prisoners keen grey eyes frightened
up somewhat, and taking his ha, and cloak he slowly
retired with his counsel
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The SYRACUSE DECLARATION.

The Declaration Of the Syracuse Convention
contains curious compound Of truth and error
-of good principles and bad. II may be said
to be, to use the words OF Peter Pindar.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
al IWcciing.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
al IWccling.
G,PtrAL SroCR, 100000.
Dirccior, for 1871 appointed by he State.
TAomls PAUL. Arthur NJ. Phillips h. jacob. d.
Crpgcr.
Elected by he StocLhoLicrs-A Woods r C.
WooIs VIVA b. Tysoh, John Bane. \. r. Woods.
y. WOODS, President.
J. LIST. Cashier.
Discount day ON Thursday oreach week.
MERCHANTS d MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CAPITAL Sro-S, s5ll.5O0.
Directors for 1871.
On hcpqrt 81 hs Smie.--JosePh Caldwell, WIN.
TS,by, israel UpdcgrlM
For hc Siocih0ifcrs.-J shrivcr, Samuel Neel.
John Richie, Mark Dougluss, Danicl Zane, & c ID
Knox,
JOSEPH CALDWELL. President,
S REspY, Cashier.
DispbUI day Tuesday Of each w'ck, bills Of ex-
ch,ur, discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArrrNL SroCR 100000
Directors (o- 1911.
Thos Hughes Morgan Nelson, Jos Morrison,
John q Clarke John NJ, Clarke, John hTTullon
RpH ynngle. Jos. Pollock, Thos J. y, Pentonoy.
Tnos. IIUCuEs. President.
T. II. GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
FIRE e. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY Oh
WHEELING
C.pIr,L SrocE SjOOOOO-SlOOO00 PAID ~
Directors fer 1911 elected jan d.
John Flwccti. Samuel Sprigr. Samuel Ncel {
ID Kupx John Gosbpr, r. w. Harding, J. s. SIR
YER s. Brady, VIM Paxton.
JOHN FAWCETT. Prcsi1ci,L
u. Liuu, Secretary q Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE co. or WHEELING
CArfr,L srgcg, sJOOOOO. 10000 PAID ~.
Directors for 1911, clroied Ian. 6.
Thomas IInghcs. Morgan Nelson, WIN. p. Pctcr
son. g. Paxton. q. ". Johnston, james n. Farsytl
RBbt Candle John M'NuIlcn. Daniel lar D.
THOMAS HUGHES, President
D. IT, GgEEH. Secretary
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
UtgrFoRD. Covv.
SAINT. ATKINSON. AreBL
ion IS Main So, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
W. KE 81 Elm q.

CITY OFFICE RS.
Hryor-Gcorre Duty--Oilice ON Main street.
Clc-L-Jamcs = Whcat-)lico Main srtcei.
Cjiy Ssrgerai-J. l.. Slngston-oiiice Main Street
Street Co1amiSSioucr-J1hn Moore
F2oar IgspcciOr-GcoTgc Baird. Office Market
Space.
Superintendent and w. Works-JOsIAH POWELL
Wharf Muster j. c. Wiley.
The CLERK ofihe HlrLet--Wm Hall.
Curator Of The CIR HILL. Warden.
Allermeu--lst Ward j. Murray. 2nd Ward Jas
Mcconnell 81 Ward X Sims 4lh Ward p. Bier. 5'h
Assessors, ono for each War!-ls,, r. Campbell;
81 \. Paxton; 81 j. w. Robb: igh, J. Robinson, 5h,
Wln rcmpeIon.
.S41iiary CosimiHcc-NrNau gh'en,and Irwin, for
sac Isl Ward ~ MGruni' a. LAushlin; 30 Iiar-
ding ani c. l. Strong; ilh, richardson's Richards;
9Th. Pratt and Quairicr.
C,,i anil Luaitrr M6aSucr-J. c. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
On Oslimacc,-Niayor. Caldwell! and Wheat
On FTauucc -Baiy, Hughes and Solhy.
On Accouis-Wckham, Meet and Morrison.
On Streets aud AHcys-Sclby, Dunbar. Scattorday,
Caldwell aud Lambdin.
On WRsr Works-IIugheS, DuHhar and Graham.
On HirLai House. -Wckharn Graham and Tanner
On CoIl Biaks.-Grahan, Adams and Seatierday
Or iVirrUes-M' Lure, Brady, M'Gaughey, Wick
hun and e..
q. FIRE Dsourimeni.--SeIby, MLurc, Morrison,
Hubbard aud Tanner.
On Petitions and KehqoHsirdHces.- Ncel LamlSdin
and Dunbar.
O, Standardization, MGaushcy, Tanner. Dun
hlr and Grahlm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

NEW BOOKS
!SIORH OF the World from the year 20 ist 0
( , 10 vols 10y Charles Won EetIoeL rrcicssos
a. The Unworthy ofFHebur-
GoiJsmi'h's Animated Nature. ! vslE
North American h0taHy. hy Eaton Is wright
Guivar's Animal Kingdom { vols.
History o!Fordi81Dd and lsahsIla vols
Modem Europe ny Jones " Russcl yDl-
Henry s Exposition Of the Scriptures. yo.s
Dicks Complete Works, vols
WaikorOH Beauty.
Women,
lnlcrmquIage
iI,!oT's Universal History vols
EaAcTs Translation Of .Iyy.
JuS; received uuI for sulo by
apps ROHB e STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
Baltimore q rITTsBuRGH.

BALttMORE q PITTSBURGH.
JANIS OIpNNoE, LUKE TAAFE, IND DENNts
OCoNNoE. rruprc;ors
NMt.S OCONNOR ~ Cu--iiavinr cou,pjc,c,j
~ ulSi' management are now prepared TO for.
ward Merchandise, Produce. &c. o. and fr,r, Phi
adelPhia and Pittsburgh. aud baltimore ami p,,ts
"Ursh, with that regularity and ds,palch which
they Halter themselves has Liihcr,O churac,crzel
their Line.
The superior mode Of carrying goods (pcculIgr "a
hs line aloucl prevents all RISKS of soiliug breaking
damage OT ScpcratOn e lots too often attendant on
married ifansh'pmoni OF single packages, OF the
several functions Of the canal and railroads or co
sure By loading or unloading out ordours. the GOOD.
beng locked up and carried throughout in Portable
Wafer proof Car bodies without repackinr, haRd
Ing or any interference whatever, from thc time
olihcr bong loaded IN the Warehouse al the start
ns point, until they are uHoadct within the Ware.
house. als') az the other end oiihe Line
Tue adaptation oi ,hIs plan, on a route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals. is an impruyeucni
''' obvious 10 need any commenii while the Ger.
iainiy Of receiving lots complete In clean and mer.
'"lh;abic usdcf, affords advantages 10 owners and
s'isisHecs So duly apparent as - preclude the ne.
ccssliy 1fiurihcr description.
IN addition 10 their d8gh'e daily line Of tho usual
class 'uey have -nglc taI'y Inc of Past boats of
less tonnage, busIt expressly iOr spccd by which
they are enabled 20 carry goods through Il, say IgyS
10 hc detained at the Eastern point OF The canal
uaiil loading was procured to return 9th thereby
causing an accumulation 1T produce la Pittsburgh
Tor want of means of transportation. induced them
10 make their arrangements this year 10 run their
Buats regularly, whether loaded or not, by which
They will bo enabled 10 forward a much larger
quoH'y lIau usual and with d ccr,aintyof dispatch
hitherto impacuCahlC.
Iuc central situations AMI cyicnsivonoEs OF heir
Warehouses IN Philadelphia, Baltimore and PIlty.
'urgh, ai.Drl accommodations peculiarly advantage
Gus 60 those iavoriug Them with their commands.
They would respectfully solicit Merchants and Ship
pcTs u call and Judge for themselves.
Goods consigned % the following Agents will be
forwarded with despatch. All freight aud Charge
pad. Bill, Of Ladiug trarsn tied, aui every IN
strucliJn promptly attended 10. by
JAMES O'CONNOR & Co.
Market street, Philadelphia
JOHN WEST,
North street. Baltimore.
TAAFE a. OCONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayne streets Pittsburgh
{rJ-Al Prrduce delivered foe the Fast will be re-
ccvcd free OF charge 10. storage ION or al
'aHc,ng trcighis mar li-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
DIR. VIII. EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN

~ AA1-'N - II u JOT CIfiLDI L "
WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
y F mothers knew tho blessings this Syrup would
n afford their Infants during the period of dcniit.
ion by rubbing their gums with it, no tender moth.
or would neglect the use of H.
DR. WM EVANS CELEBRATED CAMO-
MILE AND APERIENT PILLS for Weak stomach
Pain in the side, Bilious affections, &c the Pills
will perform cures when Physicians have deSDuir.
cd relieving ihcPG';ent
Physicians are respectfully urged TO use these
Pills in c'ses of Dyspepsia, IlyPocondria &C. when
the bad a. 'ity Of Drugs will not effect n cure Dr.
EVANS basis the efficiency and powerful virtue of
his pills ON the Iperor quality Of The ngredien Is
of which they are compounded
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS
These Pills arc recommended to the Ladies for
suppression Of customary periodicals also other
weakness OF Females TO which they are subject
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
celebrated ambitious Family Medicine.
The above medicines are sold only of the follow
ing regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents
some men sell countcrfeits:
Regular Agents, w. II. King. Grocer wheeling
james Burcy * e.. MoundSvile, Va. a. ID. Clarke
Fish Creek, Va Robt :. IIoliiwny. Smyrna. o.
Mr.. Turnbul, Book seller, Steubcuville. Isaac Har.
ris, No 100 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
CAUTION.-Dr. VIM. Evans will not be res
ponslblefrr the genuincncss Of the Camomilc Pills
unless they bought of DR.. Evans advertised
agcnis.-rhere is ono agent IN everv eDunfv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

nv MAIlSM entirely cured by The use Of
~ U y Hnrlichs Compound Strengthening
and German Apcricnt pills
~ 'llvf,suiol wilson, Of Chester County Pa,
4ilh.ltulgl lWo years with the above distressing
s sSqsS OF l wnSe pc bad 10 use he uches for
Ting pain in al bis joints. o,r,li 30 ~.
shoulders and ankles, Dnin increosing f5vg7rI 4
evening, attended with heat ar W,i.,p va
Of the pain being 80 great; he BON. a. ...I H. ,
friend Of his % procure DR. Harl-ebie ollie a.
which DO sontfto the agontin Wcst Cbcgtg- 49,
procured some, on using The nncfl4i... ~, 49,
day. the pain disappeared and bic strsItb i,,
sing fest and in three weeks was abIg' Il, st,.rg
Oh his business, which be bad not don, o. s,.,l
teen monlnI l'I I've uentn pi Others Afflicted
bcrsIievcd, and again ENJOY the ple1surcs OF heal
thy hfc.
Puncpal once, No 10 North E.gRh Street.
Philadelphia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
W. w & s. TT. JTHESON
WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS.

MI
AND CAPS.
West side Of Main sisect IFhcclirg. Ia.
fave on hand and al constantly manulactur
j. d ing general assortment of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and n re now prepared
?" supply to order oil sizes and gu aIt:es, IN the
k.6sent or past style, as may SUIT customers
Hack and Drab beavlT and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also Keep onh ard an assortn1 cnt ofplaju
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps
all of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the mos favorable terms
thankful for the liberal patronage they hav,
heretofore received, they solicit a share Of pub
lie patronage which they are determined to de
serve by prompt attention, personal application
to business and cheap and favOra bic rslcs.
may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES.
EfuLBERrSON &GREEES. arc now mauuiac.
n ! ur iogat their establishment n Main a. Union
streets n new 7nd beautiful article Of crates from
Russia Iron, according Q, n style generally adopted
ia aO The largo cities. both cast aud west Of The
mountains Persons who are building a. wish %
niOrn their apartments with handsome Gre places
respectfully requested 10 call and examine some
We arc now making io order for gentleman Of this
city. dec ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

ATS. HATS. Just received direct from N
York, the latest Fall and Winter fashions for
Hats and Caps, also general assortment Of Men IL
Youths Cloth and Fur Gaps. Persons wanting the
Driclc will please coll and examine fer themselves
at 1903 Main street Wheeling.
nov ; s. AVERY & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10
J. G. HARBOUR & co.

Iookiag Glass and Picture Frame NqauCarfursye
No 1877 Market Street.
OrrosIrE rnE Masonic HALL.
WHEELING. VA.
HNTUERE may DO found on extensive azsorfmcnt
w Of Gilt and Mahorany Framed Looking
Glasses and looking Glass Plates Of all sizes
Portrait and Picture Framos made % ordor md n
ths latest style. Old frames RcciIt and Gliding in
an Dos Brancncs And on tho best forms Upbolsfo
nv Ware. consisting Of Feather Beds Bolstcrs. Pil
lows. Curied Hair Spanish Moss. Cotton. Iiusk
Straw and Spring Mattresses Steamboats, Furnish
Cd with Curtains Mattresses, Pdlows, Sheets. E.on
kots. Quilts and CounicUlncs Carpets made and
pot down in tho best style. mar q
GtAPS. CAPS just received from new BOO.
~ well selected osa1rimrut Of Fur a. Got
Gaps Of every size and description. which viii b'
s1ld l1,y---Call at Goo HAT A. Cop Store of
" W. a. $ ~ J1MESON. 100 tElu o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

LAiEENN AND PiONEEE LINES.
FT&CLUslNELN Tor the conveyance Of passcu.
a. gers from I.'-burrh 90 Philadelphia. vIl
pcrusglvu1 Canal and PORTAGE and HARRISBURG
Railroads through Iu 10 days. The public ar,
respectfully informed that 'l rsu lines Of sulCuC.
Packet Boats and Rail Road Cars haveagaln com
mCuccd thC.r regular business.
The proprlCi1rs of these lines. aware Of th
great importance Of maintaining hcirwelI carut.
reputation, have taken gTaatpairs % rcft fhri
boats and cars IN the most comfortable name
and arc prepared 10 assure the travelling aublI,
that no SyJTfirU5 viii be spared 90 render geofrr
sIfI faction Packet Boat will always BE- I'm bort
u1d travellers are particularly requested local
1uHluagC for tHrmecyCs. The Railroads ar pas.
sa. IH ury |-ut All BaE-o-nat Che owners risk
Travellers wishing to 20 ig ialuu,rC can take
the Packet Boat go E-uisaur.h, from thence
ON the arrival of The boat to E0rk; q distance uF
~ miles fu Post Coaches, and from there fu Bal
rmJra by ~UrTuch1uuI and Bal IW0rs Raj. road.
Iu-oU-Glu 81 urya, For pJssaL inquire ar tire
Office 900 the EXCHANGE bu.llm-s, 81 5l.ir street,
and 10 the NpuuUg-aa.1 House, U0ier street,
and 40 iHs ClI.i BASIN, Head OfPCul street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

NNFORD DIVINITY. complrcd with thu. Of the
~ R1mish and Anglican ChgrcHs. swish a spc-
cIll view % the illustration OF the @ ctrino Of i've,
ufcaiiD1 10y faith. it was made Of primary mn.
p0ri-ncc BY tho TclJmcr; aHi Us il lies al tho
foundation Of oil scrip'uul views Of the Gospel a
our Lord jesus Christ 49, tie H. Rev Charlie,
Pctlt Mcllynin, ID. j. Bishop Of the Protestant Fps.
c1pal D.or,s1 Of Ohio Just received and fur sale
by J.. 4. IRGRAM,
AF Is No. l2l Maiast
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No MONOPOLY
Important 10 Western A,re6qui, 4. PraJyce
DEALERS

No MONOPOLY
Important 10 Western M,relQ4t, 4. Produce
DEALERS
NT ERCHANTS Independent Transportation
Tvs Line for The transportation Of Produce al,
Mcrchaudizc between Pittsburgh aud PHILADELPHIA
and Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
The stock of this line consists OF The frs, elias
spring ears metal roulsand new dacaed canal Ln,t.
Merchants enabled To have their goods carrie,
10y Ibis line: with us much despatch and ~ as goo,
urlcr rs by any other line. Tnc praprciy-s Wi
give their whole attention (beiug free from any
combination having declared themselves i.Ig4gni.
cut Of hc ojhcr Lines, are determined not o. caIl-
Hiuc wit, hcr) and confidently hope that the sics
cbau;sof The West viii sustain them
Expenses paid on ail p,ois consigned 90 the sub
srrIhcTs vuloUi charge uf commissions. Goods
consigned 90 tho agent 80 IIts5ur, received 40 ils
Steam Boat Landing and forwarded Imn.I aic'y
wi:huu; charge or drsyug".
TrsJrj.,srs. ROJN>. WILLIAMS d. CO.
Philadelphia
IT, l. PATTERSON IIoIiIayaaur-.
f~Cu's. Rooms. WlLLItA.S. g. GO. first
wharf above Rgcc street. oa ;Ha Delaware,
Philadelphia.
SAINT. ". KIEE. Canal Basin. corner
Lhcuy nod Wayne ..rca.s. Pittsburgh.
Refer % lig-sra Lyon, SaU,a So Co. !
w Eughidgc d. Co.
W''ims Ord 6 Taylor, Pittsburgh,
M,t1g. Hanna s. Co.
Geo Breed.
Mcssrs WIN Stewart s. Co.. Cincinnati.
mar 13-lm
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Sim1rs & AGoerttsrr.
PUBLISHED TH-WEEHLY AND WEEKLY
AT THE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER srs'
WHEELING. VA.

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The proceedings Of the city council. city ordina
noes and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office Of publication of the
Wheeling Times & Advertiser is a JOB y BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE where NAV be had on lav
ora e terms. Blanks TO order, Cards, Handbills
Show RilIs. SSc done in the neatcst style aud on
short notice.
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Ferns TO subscribers s. a year. StranErrsare free
to visit il for the space Of one month those who
cputnue 10 visit il for longer term, will be nat
down as suhscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

- - Bags prime RIO Coffee.
- ID bids primo Orleans Sugar. tncyy rrop0
500 Dos CARROTS PHILADELPHIA scotch snuff
30 boxes Mould and Dip C14dIca.
half pipes New York Brandy.
Eust received and for slIo by M REILLY.
feh IN
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FTTHEOI01V fur the People IN . series of Die
a courses on The Catcohism uf The Protestant
Episcopal Church. Ey J z. X. Hcushaw. u. D.
Just received az tho bookstore and PcrtyI,c1l
Office 1f JAS. a. INGRAM.
Ap - No. 12l Main r.
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wEsTERN TRNNsr1RTATI2N a

From r,ff .srr,r f1 pH Dad. I.ii1-nf Baltimore.
via y. oHa.rt.rr Canal t.'Hu.Ir .,7.' road lu.
-r.r.. bono. H..wr"r. ka. % ea.
T.uur|.- .... .HH Iu 'Et .IuIIIHn .u.Frr.-
boz. arc fr...rlH fu IUIN-ri Seventy Er. f.ns yer
.r. zach wr"tFrv.rr f.H advantage rl.uu.nsr.l
OIL. stock which tNlv .u..n. gIgUs H.w the
rHf.F. control g. nsrIuCufiVfhrgc8n deliver Nfr-
ChruH.s. and Produce I1 1s good order anI boo ra
short rrH. 7F any H1a 0u OBJ. canal
Thor prices Or Transportation wIil 1Iways be-.
sr"H Ta wr" ia. CTS ruTrs hv nfl.r GOOD .r.s..
They w.I. frc-gft1 philadelphia, New YORK, and
El' HIrge.
THag 1.so rour0uc tHcirwrIl known FAST
LINE. .v which tHeY are enabled i0 carry ra1|H
fHrIugn il FUuTI.va.
PrJIu. cos. zu.. I1 the 1rErIrrfN burg
v... Do receive. Tl. Forwarded .l.I.u' doing. q.
.r.I.Hf- 1N. charges HH. ..rHH r1 charge w1.. o.
r.Eru.Iuut rt1rruH or COMMISSION. N.ItH1.-
disc rru- EIrt t1 .l.. agent II Philadelphia IE.
B1.ru .re. will Hr r..U.s.I mol Use manner.
HIIIH1BU.u and HrU.rr. CaUe. Ug fHrrc L,ura
w-| hr.H .#aT.I rI f...rH f.V Tobacco Ware.
IH.r. Docs .fr.... 'H.. ....'. r1tr oiwHfcI
.# occupied .H OIL. '.1H. I....f aiding tr1ual..
..# s.#...fg instruction .rTm.f.H attended fH D..
I'D. LEIGH s Goa.
C4ru.fpaHu a. NaraI Basin. uI... ..rer.
INfNIs d. IINENtH
NrIH g. Or. NT..r f| 81. FH".|..tII..
los. TAYLOR a. -uE
Note NmfH UuvafL 81 t..,.rI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-10

vau.l canal 1na rail roads. THIS IirCis parrIru.
Ifiy calculated 0riaWl'ies and individuals trlv
cling WITH large quantities otyNtr1 BAGGAGE. be-
deck.
IHa cabins ore LARGO and comfortably furnish.
.d, AVID tine price Dl p1EsHrr bung much lower
.Ilu 1ug other packet limo ON tNC canal. those q.
whom economy Is an object will fuuIttpfhulra
sIn'I.. OBJ trlvl. bY tnfs Line, TIM, " nassagr
f'.' days. No wIdamp passengers carried 0H
fNtrH NuIfa; n'' hI-r1E. NJ fEn owner r.E. F1l
H1s 7-H irIIr. lt.iI. office 900 ITa Ey.Harat
buildings, ST CLAIR sfr.cf, ruf 0f Che MuTurr1.
He.1 Ngus., Water st, 1u rft.U Canal Basin
/ head Of Pcua street. For .Euu Ir.UUf.Ts