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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-10

A LITTLE SHAME LEET.--The bill
Congress to regulate duties and draIbacA
being upon its third reading.
MIR. Profit, of Indiana, said he was 4
posed to passing bill with such bot aI
indecent haste which was to tax the AIMED
can people to the amount of eight mild
of dollars. He had heretofore Offered d
important resolution, authorizing the yed
and nays to be taken upon the amendme
offered in committee in the House, bu! u
resolution was ruled out of order. III
was opposed to the gag laws that had bed
adopted. He desired to speak agaaS
and to vote against, various proposiliosl
in the bill, and now if he voted for
bill, as . whole, it might be construed
he was in favor Of those proposion
When he went home he should be sshe
who voted for putting a duty upon team
coffee. He should say not |. And
other would say. not |, and no one won
be able to tell. He asked if,he case vhr
such an important bill was acted up
withou. debate under the gag of the p
vious question, had parallel. lie thOus
this Congress was to lay a duty up
wines, silks. and other )uxuries, but no
he found that il was 10 tax necessarn
and 10 neglect the mechanical arts Whd
such propositions had been offered
other places, he had invariably vet
against the bill. This was truly Md
can Legislation.
Mr.. Wise also felt the compuncto
visits of conscience. He argued that
bill was violation Of the comproaiss
and that It's effect also was to put a boaf
in the pockets of those who are now
holders of goods. He said, like
Hayne, he would lay the duties upon
unprotected class of articles, while
chairman and his friends would lay
duty upon the protected class. The CT
promise act. when it was adopted, inaa
ed as standard for the tariff therea
and expenditures should be reduced
that instead of being raised. Its ID
principle was economy. The goFsa
ment was to cease to be splendid goF'
ment, to cease 10 raise unnumbered tsl
1t reduced the duties GU protective arH'
for nine successive years, and then
the maximum duty 90 per cent. ad y
rem. Yesterday the wings were cen
ing the Van Buren, administration a
spendthrift one, but now they censa
the compromise act for its insufficient
afford means. He (Mr. Wise was
doing the same after election that he
before.
When the question came up Oh the
of the bill.
Mr.. Wise moved so to amend 1t
the title should read, "a bill to violate
Compromise Act of the I'd March, lo'
He said. as every head should sui
body, and every body its head-as
caption should suit its chapter, and e'
chapter its caption-so ought every 81
mentits bill, and every bill its title.
then proceeded to point out wherein
bill violated the Compromise Ae''
concluded by Withdrawing his amendD'
The NO. Crescent saws that ii Ens
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-10

IuronrASr, If Tnun The editor Of the Hawk
eye says he is acquainted with Judge McRoberts Of
Illinois!
Too BAD.-T'he evening the news OF the Veto
was received in Cincinnati, the Locos formed large
procession, and marched through the streets singing
Iippecanoe songs. a..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-10

Close OF THE FLORIDA WAR.-Thc Savanna
Republican gives the following glorious news from
Florida:
BY the u. S. steamer Gen. Taylor. Capt.
Peck. arrived here yesterday. we have the
gratifying intelligence from Florida that the
war. for the ninety-nnth time, may now be
considered as at an end.
Wild Cats whole band, men, women, chill
dren and negroes, leo in all, have come in at
Tampa, ard 40 more Indians of another band
were on their way, and were expected at Tam
pa in two days. A gentleman who came on
in tie Gen. Taylor, says that he does not
think another rifle will be fred by the enemy.
When Coacoorhee's family came in, Col.
Worth, told him that he might go on shore
from the schooner where he was confined and
see them. He refused to 90, saying that
though he was anxious 20 see his family, he
be would no. permit them to see him in irons
The colonel finally consented to let him GO
on shore without his shackles, and after
warm greeting with his family, he dined with
the colonel, and then returned on board the
schooner. As soon as his irons were rapla-
ced, he told Col. Worth that he had but one
request more TO make and that was, to allow
him and his people to 60 west as soon as pos
sibIe +!
We suppose the war has been brought to a close
at length. The Chippewa passed up on Saturday
night last, bound for St. Peters, with six companies
of u. S. infantry on board said to have been enga-
gcd in Florida They are hereafter TO be stationed
at Fort Smelling and Fort Crawford
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-10

The NO. Crescent says that il to:
will wait fifteen years America can why
with the children now growing here
have couple of boys we'll. turn out fo''
part.-Boston Post. :,
And we will turn out Jour "roosies.
can fog 6 Britisher'' any day.-ChaPD'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-10
& ? Hear Amos Kendall, on tie Veto. How dl
like it, Mr.. Hawkcye, and Mr. Sergeant #*****!
THE VETO.
The REPUBLIC sTlLh SAFE !!

On Monday last at II o'clock NJ. the Presi-
dent returned to the Senate the Fiscal Bank
Bill with his objections, which we hereto an
nex. We scarcely know how II begin to ex-
press the satisfaction we feel at this suspicious
event.
Every devout Democrat will first turn his
thoughts and his thanks to an everything Prov
idence who s. disappoineth the devices ofthe
crafty and .'taketh the wise in their own
crafiiness.' He will feel how impoient he
was in his own strength or that Of his party, to
arrest the career Of those who last year flushed
forward to victory over PROSTATE virtue, honor
and truth; and in the dispensations OF which,
have arrested their fatal designs, be will recog-
nize wisdom and power grearer than mans.
How impressive is the moral of this result !!
"ShaIl we do evil that good may come? God
Forbid said an inspired Apostle. What but
epu distinguished the elecioneering Of the
wing party last year! Bearing false witness
against their nelghbor, concealng 4heir own
designs, the promotion of intemperance, lying
and fraud, and violations Of law. human and
divine, were among the evils done or counte-
nanced By them. that sood might come. And
now behold man whom their leaders select
ed, as well adapted, from his known anti-bank
principles, to blind the people and catcs, anti
bank votes, has been made by Providence the
honored instrument to defeat their concealed
but most highly cherished object. Is not this
re5ake. rom abooe, as appropriate as it is Sc
we're, upon the use Of ,ricked means to accom-
plish an object supposed 10 be good9 Must it
not come home to The bosom Of Try religious
and moral wing who was induc y. amidst the
clamors of conventions and the fevelry ossog
cabins, to join in the shouts Of:
"1fppeconoe and Tyler tool"
Honored be the name Of JOHN TYLER
for this act of duty and of moral courage. Ger
tain Of being denounced by four fifihs of one
party and not certain of personal support from
any portion ofthe other. be has yet DARED
TO BE HONEST! This fact alone secures
him the respect Of his fellow men, not only
now, but as long as the history of our Repub-
lie shall be read. He has secured more of
honest fame 10 moment, than it falls to the
lot Of one in million to achieve by the labors
0! iletime.-kenGall's Elk.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-10

EXPLORING EXCEPTIONAL letter received
in Baltimore dated Valparaiso, April 9Th states
that the Exploring Squadron was at the Sand
witch Islands, fitting for cruise to the Co
lumbia River and the Northwest Coast:
whence it is expected they will proceed tow
ards the South Pole and return home via the
Cape Of Good Hope.
Gov. Polk, of TENNESSEE, has been defeat
ed by a small vote. The Democrats have a
majority of one in the Senate and the FEEDER
lists majority Of three in the House. Con
side.ing the tremendous federal majority last
fall we can we'll claim the result as victory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28
this II TNh DlY
AND NOW THE HOUR.
TO the Polls!
E'O the POIss!!
and vote for
Col. JOhn E'aTriOtt.
LATER FROMCANTO~.

The news ir,m Canton by 'his momng's mail i
20 days later than that IN another column. The
Chinese had agreed to pay siKmlons Of dollars Il,
ransom Canton. Que million Of which had been de-
l'vered on tho 9Th of May. On the 1t OF Jun,
s'me iigihing had taken place with new'y arrived
troo.-' aud few foreigners who had returned 70,
their goods were compelled again to rps5,, 20 The
boats.
When the companies OF troops wcro being drawn
On one Company was discovered 10 be missing and
were found defending themselves aga nsi superior
numbers the rain proven ing the use Of Ere arms.
company with PERCUSSION locks was sent 10 thc,f
relief aad soon brought ,hem Oh.
The whole six millions had been paid-fye in
silver aud one in securities
The forces had len the river excep, the Calliopc
and Herald at Whnmpoa, the Nimrod had sailed
with dispatches for Bengal
SIR lie Fleming ScnLousc who commanded IN.
Naval Forces in The absence of Sir Gordon Bremen.
died al Hong Kong on the lih June. and was buri-
ned al Macao. At his own request ia preference 10
the iormer place Ii is supposed hts death was
occasoneJ by fatigue in the attack on Canton.
II. NJ. subjects warned that it is unsar, 10 pro.
coed To- Canton send ships 10 Wamuon. mn I rec.
commended 10 go 10 Hong Kong. aud notified that
any attempt on the partof the Chinese 10 interim
freedom Of trade eud intercourse with Hong Kong
would be Immediately answered with strict Llor
klde of Canton.
"O' The ID e June the Chinese were again pre-
paFHg great quantities. of ere RATS and larne sun
plies OF match string end IN, ney had been sent 10
Canton tom The different provinces
"a passenger in The Island Queen from Maroa
2Oih June. bound Ia Bombay with dispatches 10 ba
forwarded 10 England, informed the residents OF
A'g'er That the sickness 50 great al Hong
ho"g mat II had carried of Eve principal officers IN
one day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

IRON ne Marlborough tJH) Cia-spc
lNiLltt>lING TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISH.
Lit>.-A point 81 some interest o. editor, old,I!g
Newspapers was decided in the Court Of Prince
''o'sr' county a few days since An ATTEMPT
was m'le % resist the cnntag ul o fnll d.srblrge
- person ap, rug TOR the benefit OF the solvent
i''"s' partly on tIe ground that he r,gusif11 of
lhe oid'fo. ihe Court d.rycuur tho pullcsI.rg oil
''' l'''' To- Dos creditors "01ss ,r-rL fer frrr con-
''sN.''' "lHiH, bad not been complied with The
L''l's"e's of % newspaper in Baltimore. 100 which
,.'' "'''c Was given, was Summoned before The
Conn., Who testified % the pl1.Icl,.,l Of Ilr uo,c,
p'',' '' e''H "eek although interval ufcrhi DAYS
,'' ''-Fsed between two %. the publications.. The
.-', ''erfn.ed Ihc otJar.i0u0f he ulleruuis. and
- ~ ,'e "lrc' Of iue Publication wa. 90 cicr
.,- To "'s 'fo.a.rs. 90 maug-aj not oq what mar.
..l'' days ''" aisrr.s. u.lrs were published bro
80 49, .'.y appeared once lD each week -Th4s
zoe order would have been c.m..lcd Win. .. M.
,., Dad appeared on Higa,,ay OF Que
following. VI ''' wee"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28
MNKRINNE IN rRANcE -. -.

MARRIAGE IN FRANCE-A late English
ourla gives the following passage irlm Syin5uruc'.
C"uris 90 Europe. recently pnblIshcd:
INC 'N'rt'"saucc of the French h scare. credi.
nc hh1 nv'"Hg 90 England ever cgualled it, 81
l''si iHai have ever heard Of The Truusseau OF
NltemoiseNc Muugaon. ~ ho is GOING To- 7,lrry ia.
nar'n do Ai1nimprCuc'. Co cost hundred thnus.
AL crowns. (ibrut t25 O0O) There are o. be a
u.aI,t dozen ,heuIIsc and 80 on, GA prupori1n.-
IEe c-ryuf" ol rigging out "a bride Is equal to p
h8gtsnH'e ppr'lpl iu Encians; Eve thousand pounds
worth 90. linen, lace and gowns. isa common thing
amHu1 iIcm'
Is, luy ui oar ia.r cour'ryy0men on reading
tie above, m glt De tempted o. repue al their lot
u.t i5 llH-iuc 70 inferior O. TIA; uI the women of
france. we Vrlp0se O. give brief sketch of the
progress of matrimonial arrangement. in that
country. TIE father rf ,be Young lady Is fret ap.
r..cu Co, vi'i view tn ascertain what r. the nor
uU1 be Nyiii give with her l'he sun nicniinne,I
o. deemed Insufficient, 0ui bc cannot he prevailed
Upon 90 increase a., cod Ia apa'can, Is ohsuaie,
the negotiation s 90 ru end. Al length there -
found one WHO -s willing i0 receive her upon the
'cIrcs proposed. Forthwith commences preparation
of the trruEso1u vhi, ,s made as large as possible
Hl'h view 20 secure 60 her. tor n cousiirrab bic
paf'..u ui life, supply of clothing indie reudcni OF
I her husband. as witness that Of Nalcmosclie Mar
tguon. as above mentioned o. the morrow ofihc
wedding. the fahcr places iu the hand, Of the bride.
groom all the hill, i'r the articles thus purchased
""' Gran Tor me oalanreui 'ae d'wry agreed up.
On anu mus Is 'hs inir business irusa'iioa closed
Inc eide, daughter being thus disposed of. an an.
Fn'ahnh "i similar KIND Is now, We viii suppose,
'naae ior the second The father replies that hi,
means nave oeen 80 Tar impaired oy The necessity oi
provision for the firt, that he can DO nothing for
/ ihc nrxt until aecr some wears Of prosperous hrs
nes-. The applicant wiihdraws. ond The young
4 ''uy r'h'n' unmarried uniii her niher finds him.
sen enabled u giNo her portion shifted 10 her stu
"il'nin I'ie, without which up woman can expect
\ 70 obtain husband. Tho consequence j. that a
/ .'5ge P,ri2n ct the sex remains Unmarried daring
re ana o nose ".I' dp marry. the average age Is
not less, wc think, thou p F'fccd dclicl-y i a.
I ways productive Of immoraiiy. The lurmcr cHisi.
'hrnnsi ont France 10 great extent, Uni It is moi
uprising HAT u should Ice accompanied by the lat
ter ln P.rIs the number Of i.logiumle children d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
ATTACK OF TIE CITY or CANTON BY THE
COMBINED BRITISH FORCES

VIC arc indebted 10 The Nso York A a1eri1qa 81
$ turi'y evening for the following very important
information from The East v hitch VIC do not find ia
any other Of orr papers:
PROM THE NEw YORK ANERiCANl
We despatched the steamboat Ware. at an early
hour This morning, IN search Of ths Nlrr1gluscjt
and have the pleasure Of laying before the readers
Of the American sleUsH days later HeUs from Can.
Ton.
Msc,o. May %. 1871.
DER Si1. You will see by tho enclosed tllt
hu-uIIi4cs have again commemorative trade entire.
ly Stopped. All Ihc foreigners have leh Canton
except tho EngIish forces
Several of the factories have been partly dcuol
.sard, uDd nearly aIl entirely pIu1derci by The
urU,o end ChiusCs so.sicrs. We have news from
Canton uy fy iho morning 1iibc 26.b CO. which time
tlr L.s..sI we're soil s'puniug tha city The land
Forces had possession 81 hr heights iu bc r.ar of
ila C.f., while tlo men 0E,.1r hII possession ul
fte river II lr1ul and fY che westward. The t.ss az
ifs o1 ne yIr' = ne Chimes has BEEN Tremendous
There are between rry and ely iIgls1uI Tartar
and Chinese troops inside fbo city. into which fho
mru.Dl var ore pYur.Ir iurassaul yo'Iies uf she'll
11I rockets. in 0Fler o. dive them oui f1 % close
engagement with ihc Jurl sb s1ijIer the heights
Tee T.ri.t tar snf'1fHsi ro7siF-rgtr lrs
a p.rfH1 pl our csiaH.l-lseui i- bore. some oD
I.lfI Shop li WH1mrll. 1uI Nr. D.Isu1 ,Ia.e fp
f.o r.iy intending '1 i1ud rIc frst Opportunity iu
.rIaf o. l1ls after flo factory ord property ler
.H.-e
We have been fortunate enough rl rar au blarI
... n.I af fHs place. i1 safety, every Harf. r1rsr
n.0 H..H... fI1f Fte p4a.ess. though $50 ry1rH1.rH
Doe H.t.r. ta greet h.s.e. SOD bHt fH hours bel.
I'fe lL. Chinese commenced iho attack
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

TALY-B,laDzl-ln The ancient palace 0i fhc
PJI,s.l. which Stands i1 The middle Of iho Up IN
N.cEIra." Aarc have recently been made some
alterations BOO fr interior structure. in tIo course
Yf these operations quantity Of pictures ulczlm.
ordinary antiquity have been Discovered. They arc
marked with Che name OF Lipio DllmIs.1, % painter
vino fHgf.IaI before Anionciio. oi Mess.ur. auG
1r oIe ls We sug1s,d the invention of or painting.
The arIys.s ol 'nc material with whf,h these
rrtarrs ace pal.rcd proves Hat they are in oiI.
Tho Academy olTIuc Arts has instituted 90 com.
miurn f1 aslurus into tbe discovery I.j io ml. q
800 r1rri report 1I tIc Fuhirci.
There is lf present bob thc Dy splendid cu.'rr.
rHH Hf NTIh.t F.D.Hf. panied rar.rI ware.
There lra u.aarIz at eleven hGuffad W...r.s. rru.
JUNCTION.. ui fIa Province Of Met11rouH.,h includes
F..frH CuI..1. Fsm.vH1u1 gud NHHi.n auI were
.1r.u..5 about Size sixteenth century >Hmr a-r
freIrl.I OIL. 1fs.rirr dltc than 1900. These lre
believed l1 have U.sua bridal prlscg. Ha picture
.I .H5 IrHe 5r.uf introduced surrounded Nisl dIy.
siH.f.ra ..I rflU..ques The cYIHr- arr Yi lt most
wonderful lr sHog and the execution ofilc most
.urUIsHug excellence They i0m collection
.' .-..a.. '..''y interesting
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

TIE CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT. October
term. commenced 90. cess nu on "Wednesday ist,
,hc ooh inst. Judge T.. FUY preceding. Taere
have been several criminal up iOs trial al tlis
term.
Commouv cal,h ogaius, Aibsri Porter Indicted Er
grand larceny for Two years 10 the pcui.
tculi1ry.
Commonwealth against Aley4HEer lrPbc-san
charged with grand larccny-cUuuocted with petit
Iarccuy--senienced TO Imprisonment 30 tho county
iail.
Commonwealth osains, Orsn Jones. indicted Or
grand iarcsuy-senieuood 10 imprisonment 90 Ihc
Tcuieu,iary iur two years
Commonwealth against f.irn Rass,H, Indicted
Tor grand larceny 1ui sentenced ihe ggui;,ulilry
for TIVE years.
Common wealth ar7rus Sanr,i S'al for s'a5biug
: Il. Ai,corn special verde, .orni ly ,He jury r,-
iuruiug the fact Judsomen, not YET pronounced 10y
she court
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28
SALE or REAL EsTsTp
Rl virtue Of certain deed ofTrust erccu.e

virtue of a certain deed ofTfust exccu.eJ q,
Oihe subscriber, hearing date Tho G,h I,v orOc.
JSocr' 1910, and recorded in the clerks flee cr
Ou iI cum y an book NO. 4, pages yl7 IL 10 I
oef next 10 sell at public auctl, n 10 The Elohest
ana best bldter, Al the front door Of the court
mouse Of Ohio county the f1llp,yinp iss.,i''',t
rcal estate IN and adjoining the civ of WLceIi,,
q LOIS No6 g. aud l5 IN square q, with he
DICK dwelling improvements thcieCn "
Lot so $50 in East Wheeling
The undivided half Of Lot 40 o and 1Aor 80
~, In square corner Of Market aud Monroe
siTeeis with the warehouses thereon,
ltn quarc, add lots,3, { and s. I'M the 3rd ,9f,oy.
LING at The Junction Of Wheeling creek win he
ONO river and commonly known as the Poinf
The undivided two. thirds Of 20 acres Of coal
lan9 ing south OF Wheeling creek, and west Of
coal iun sad property will be sid on n rca-
Of sale. VII '"0' "J
oct 18-ts G SRRADv r,,,s,or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

HEALTH or vICKsBURGH-The v;cksburgl,
Sentinel Of the llh says: The Unsuitable genius Of
Ies"'e"'e san marches among rs, and as our popu.
'a"ol dmnishes hs raplcous appetite seems TO in
crease We heard yesterday Of nearly twenty new
cases among whom were c. +. Harrison, Esq Miss
ha'ch' Mr.. james Campbell. clerk for Mr. Mellow.
ell Henry lee, tho barber, and young man clerk
Tor False.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

Mr. EyERErT's CONFEDERATION as Minister O., Eng.
land, according 10 Iho correspondent, Of doe Boston
Auas, hos given great rra'Ggar.1u 90 iha more cr-
heightened oiiho English p,or}r; 90 y,lum Dos char.
noier aud standing are Well known. lIsu as ,,.,c.
led TO arrive in london ga ,he course yl igru.sl
NEW BANK or CIEcLCyILLE-Tnc no.,
al iIi' institution are selling 90 some sections 9th.
S'a'e al fly ccas on t.a iolhr 80 public stale
ment OF hc condition OF The BANK has yet arrc ,.d
and nothing eau therefore De known of s ab..li. a
wind up Dc affairs satisfactorily 20 u.s. creditors A
statement may however bc expected, rs the follow
iHE card from the Cashier Indicate
4 Cara-'rhe paHllc are respectfully requested
u suspend their opinion iu relation 90 The sgsnra.
$50" Of The Bans o. ClrocyII.C until tha anderson
al l"hp Is al present sli.ras severe iufisl,.i.,r.
may hayo an opportunity rD make prausr state.
Me.i OF Tie condition ul ,Ho Buk-aaI OF IA, rr,,.
liability there may Be Of I.s resu.uiur Co. redeem lis
ISSUES %. an early Jay Every cNerion Is making 10
'Ha"e ile Bunk % wind UP Us aifais, II possible
without loss 10 the public
WA. McCULLOCH
tiry.cy.c, OeL IS. 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

COURT NJ NRTIAL-If is reporred ,b,, 10
Secretary Of The Navy has ordered court NATL
70 investigate The conduct Of Capt 3 ,lt1u i ret,lr
ing from The Mediterranean ~ the Brandyyyine ri.
gate without oiders The court 10 sit II Now YrL
Commodore Stewart presidiug-N j. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

Al recent meeting o. the British Association for
'me e advancement OF science. staJemeni was rend
affirming that in The course of the yea, 5nn 80.
al been wrecked On The coast Of that cou.tr,-tba
onnn.l loss Of lives being 1900. and Of means Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

FLoya-S'mclhing over 200 bbls arrived ye-,cr.
day. Sales Of several hundred b5!s from canal ~,
cline o! I2lc. ue-
Nm,EY-I6l bhls 1rriycd--s,Ics o,1-
Arrived also by canal 1890 bushels C,,rn so -.
Lard ~ bbs Ale % bb!s Errs ~ N's'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

MARRIED-On Tuesday 25ih inst m This civ
10y Zee. II. K Weed, MrwM. D. MEEK. Of Wells.
6urgh to Miss anna r. daughter Of The late Pprr
DoDDRtDGE, Esq. the s1me place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

lEAAS.-Gen. som iIoas;1n has been elected
President by over 5000 majority.
a treaty. offensive and defensive, has heoa A.
greed upon between the governments Of Texas and
Nucaian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

The RIVER c'ninues TO rise slowly, ID there
IS sufficient water for light draush boats, which arc
running bri,klv.
About ieci water ia The channel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

"NILH'Npo-puo weeks receipts from The
fr".'"ai Inos OF railway Boo Great Bntlin. orr,rL
''s 20 .'. 'a.i I.iurn-. amounted fa g767OOOlf op
capital Of 5iuJJOJH Dcductrs one b..f ,o,
,Alfl',. Nmfn s iI.i as much as they average.
Ift cent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28

FLou R-The New York Commercial Advert
ser c'llmaios the stock OF Flour no,y in store IL tat
city at 10000 bbls against $4,000 b5Is at lhis
lime las, year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-28
NEW YORK MARREr- ncl o.

The holders of tea have put up their claims 5
lOc on account of the news from China
The Cotton market is still quiet Flour IS finn
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