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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
SENATOR NASH'S LETTER TO A
WING CITIZEN OF ADAMS
COUNTY.
GALLIoPrLIs, Sept. 9Th lS42.

GALLIoPrLIs, Sept. 9Th l642.
DEAR SIR: - Fearing that it will be
impossible Tor me to he with the Whlgs
oil Adams on the II h inst. have
thought II tXpedIent To place 90 paper
some things | could wish TO have saIdho
the ppoplr. | have seen the letter OF
Mr.. Robbins, and was asinni- he'd at it
al the lime. From what little acqnain.
lance ! had with HIM | had formed
a laVorDie opinion of his integrity. |
had known that he was opposed to The
destructive policy OF his own party, and
disposed TO pursue a moderate cuurse.-
Bul this letter Of his has unsettled ali nv
opinions OF the gentleman i1s makes
charges that even The Statesman llseli
does not venture upon.
He charges that the Wing members
did not regslgn on account Of the bill IL
divide the State into Congressional dts
trlcls butt prevent tho passage of a
bill tU re.charIer The specie paving
banks. By this he charges the fly :
Two Wings Of the Senate and House
with putting their homes To u del er.
ale IaIoehood in signing their address =
III y say they did resign on hat account
Mr.. Robbins says they did not. Now
which know best the Wings who re-
signed, or Mr.. Robbins, whose view,
were defeated by such resignalion?-
The Wings resigned solely for the caus,
assinged, and for no other. The ma
lorIly IN the Legislature proposed It
pass a bill so shaped that a minority o
5000 OF the people should elect twelve
members Of Congress, while the MAORI
~ OF 10, 900 OF the people should cleo
nut nine members :-Or placing the ma
Jorlly Of The people at II 900. then tina.
majority should elett but seven mem
bers, while 10 the minority would be SO,
cured fourteen members! The bill # pas
sed, would have operated a fraud upot
The majority Of The people; and tht
Wigs, 10 whose custody tho rights o
this majority of 10000 lIeemen wert
committed. resigned their seats and re-
stored their official power back TO III,
people, who could best protect their owl
rights by saving from dissertation thI
power Of the balloubox.
believe then, aud still believe, tina
theWhigs were morally bound u TAX.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
CAPT ROBERTS, of sl~eubenviIle

CAPT ROBERTS, Of SleubenviIle
SEEM to have the bump Of go aheadit-
lveness very largely developed as well
as those of courtesy and kindness
lie has a very superior line Of stages
from Steubenvlllr, 10 Canton Ohio,
among others and The following c%erlli-
cate shows that he comes nearer the Ma
lIouaI Road lines than any other stage
ia these parts - Tims.
|, Oliver P Slidger, P. M Of Canton
in the county of Stark, Stale oil Ohio, do
he .eby certify that received the Sleu-
benviIIe mail from the hands OF John
Peters one of the drivers on roGte No
POLO, al precisely half past eight o'clock,
ca Ftiday morning Sept Q, 1912. lAl,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

USEFUL DoG.-Mr. KENDALL, in the
account Of his Santa Fe expedition,
speaks Of some remarkable dogs used 6y
the Mexicaus 10 guard their sheep tie
saws: There were very few men
along with this immense herd oil sheep
blu, IN their stead were a large number
of noble dogs, who appeared TO be Pecu
liarIy gifted with the facility OF keeping
them together. There was no running
about, no barking moi biting in their
system Of tactics; but, on the contrary
they would walk gently up TO any sheep
that happened to stray from the fold,
take it carefully by the ear. and lead 1t
back to the flock. Not the least fear
did the sheep manifest at the approach
of these dogs; and there was no neces-
sity for it. They appeared TO me TO be
a cross Of The Newfoundland and ST. 6r'
nard species, Of very large size, aud
with frank open countenances and, from
what could learn, extremely sagacF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
-S'O'0

CABIN EFT CHANGEs.-The Washington
correspondent OF the N. York CONNER"
cial states that Mr.. Louis McLane is to
succeed Mr.. Webster in the State De-
partment, and not Mr.. Gushing as was
previously stated. Mr.. Gushing is TO go
into the Treasury Department 10 succeed
Mr.. Forward, who IS about to reslgc.-
The resignation of Mr. Webster is daily
looked for at Washington, it being known
there that it was his intention, at his de-
psrture, to return no more to the capitol
as one OF lis cabinet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
THE APPoRTIONMENT OF 1882

We have frequently heard it SAID by
the aPoIogists tor the Legislative con-
sPIracy, when the appointment of 1882
was made, that it was as unfair as Bying
toms protector that the Wings would
have gerrymander the Stale If they
had had the power, as they dill in 1882.
10 order to exhibit The working Of
that apportionmenl we have looked up
the list Of members elect at each cleo
tion under that law. They are as
follows, and the vote for Governor 10
The same year is annexed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
Circulation, Noes Of other Bis

The figures demonstrate two things
first, that the paper Of the banks
which resumed was Withdrawn from
and Secondly, q rapid dc.
crease OF specie. This circulation was
cut down between January and APrr
from 3,453,S83 TO SIS 632! The peo-
pie OF Ohio were thus left with out a
small circulating medium. and now they
are worse of than ever! For Indiana,
on which we depended. is !essenIng her
circulation daily, 60 that We are almost
left without any circulation al all! The
truth 10 the Locos have been destruclive
IN their course, from the beginning at
this pretended bank Reform, and have
only brought ruin and misery upon the
people by it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
From The Cincinnati Gazette.
LOCOFOCO BANK REFORM.

Senator Nash's Letter 10 his conslit.
uenls is one Of the best opponents oil
Locotoco Bank Reform we have read.
This boasled reform commenced as
we all know in 1889. Mr.. Nash there
fore starts at that point, and by facts
and figures proves that we have had
not bank reform, but bank destruction
The following is a synopsis Of his letter.:
What was the condition Of the OHIO
banks in 1S38-9P The return Of the
Bank Commissioners Of those years
make the following exhibit:
Circulation. Specie.
$S24l,82O SO SAC $40
NOtes ofother banks. Discounts.
Sl,089, 359 SIG. 802, 459
The paper in bank at this period was
notwithstanding this from The sum
reported as being oul, 8,24l SEQ, and
there was in actual circulation among
the people, 7,l52,46l on The S0th Of A.
| priI, 1889. Al this time the banks we're
paying specie and the exhibit shows
them TO have been in q sound and safe
condition.
But what was the resul, OF the frs
movement made in reform BY the loCos'
Let US see. 10 December. 1889 the cir
cuIalion ran down 10 3,569,GOl. The
specie 10 1859 440- being a decrease
between April and December 10 the cir
cuIation OF 3,492.S50, and specie of S97,
1913 OF course discounts Tell aIso-tht
decrease being 34SS,37l. This wa
The first fruits OF Locoloco Bank Re-
form
In 1910 there was a suspension o
specie payments in all the SAFES around
A part OF our banks suspended - a par
did not. Those which did not suspend
soon withdrew all their paper from cir
cuIalion, those which did were able t,
keep out a limited circulation, and IL
consequence Of this, business was no
entirely Frustrated. The condition o
the Ohio Banks in the spring and au
tumn of 1910, stood as follows:
March, 81.
Circulation. Specie. Discount
4,3SS,lII All ,00G l2,446.5JI
Il September 80.
4,s57,724 l,265,2S4 l2,244,75
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

In lS42 o return Of ide condition oil
the Banks was made 10 a committee Of
the House in January, just prior to the
passage Of the resumption Jaw, The
return makes The following exhibit:
Circulation. Sprcie.
4,58i ,Ht6. 1yO34,777
NOies IF other banks. Discounts.
ll3G,OO3 ll,4S2 44G
From this it will be seen that The a
mount Of actual circulation in the hands
OF the people Yves 3,353,S83, and tho
specie l,034,7
Now let the reader pause o moment,
and CONSIDER The condition OF the cur
rency when bank REFORM was begun.
The table oil figures will exhibit The Ter.
rible change and enable all 10 under
stand why and whence it is we had so
much suffering aiming US.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
No. 5I--WMOLE No. Ais

so certify thai said mail was brought TO
my Office in the Stage which usually
plies between SteubeuvlIle and Canton,
having made the distance in the incred-
ibly short time Of 7 hours. Given un-
der nv hand and seal this 9th day OF
Sept 1912. .. P. STlDGER, PM
50 minutes lost in changing mailS. Dis
lance 90 miles.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

IMPORTANT To THE RELIGIOUS PORTION OF
The CoMMUNITY."-We happened into a
I~ocofoco netting last evening, when we
heard one Of the speakers declare that
Tom Paiues was the founder Of democra'
cy." What does the ReU Samuel Me-
dary think Of lhal?-Summit Beacon.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
THE SLEEP OF THE VALIANT,
BY THOMAS SPEARS.

The warriors hour Of rest has come,
Aud m%ournIuI rolls the muf1ed drum;
And low The flag is seen to sweep
He guarded on the troubled deep,
When fire and storm usurP'd the wave,
Aud danger circled round the brave.
At cleaning noon the minute gun
Blooms out beneath the reddeu'd sun,
And through Tho smOke-encdmpass'd
sky
The solemn peals successive fly:
AS hurl'd aloud, DER vale and plain,
Their funeral ~thunders greet the main
While lreemen sigh, and soldiers mourn,
HIS martial corse by chleItalns borne,
Amidst tina pomp Of arms and state,
Is laid where tears the valiant wait,
Ard veteran hearts in grief repair,
To swell the patriots burial prayer.
He slumbers with the honor'd dead,
Who erst IN Freedoms battles bled;
And where be lies, the slab shall tell,
He fought her glorious battles we'll,
And won his country'S just applause,
A chosen champion Of her cause.
Full many a laurel bravely gain'd
His memory green till death retain'd-
Upon his deeds the slgnet set
By Honor shines untarnished yet,
And with the fame his triumphs gave,
He shares a heroes hallow'd grave.
The sword whose fash to combat led,
Til plain and plank we're reeking red,
With scars that seam'd his manly frame,
He wore 10 HES bright noon of fame,
Content 10 know his country's will
Conided in his courage still.
The lake and land are proudly bIess'd
Where Victory cheer'd his ardent breast;
And requiem pillows sweep the shore,
That answered back his lannon's roar
When Freedom saw, with Valor's prize,
Iler CHAUNcEY's name TO glory rise!
JANUARY 81 1910.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

that they seek 10 perPeIlaIe their pow
or
The Wing Senators and representa-
lives, have put a STOP 10 the fraud which
ByIngrou, SPalding Il Co. had contriVed
--one piece OF political knavery has been
"nipped in the bud" And 1t is well
done.-OhiO Star.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

The New York Union, the leading
Tyler organ of that city, says tina! The
Tyler men will vote Tor the Locofoco
candidates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
THE CARROLL FREE PRESS
Edited " j PEARCE,
AND PUBLISHED
Every Friday Morning by

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in"ed until all Grrearages are paid up
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Three insertions, n square, $l,0O
EOery subsequent insertion, Is
Larger ones in proportion.
A liberal discount will be giuen to those
cho advertise by The gear.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
INQUIRIES HOTEL. FOR SALE

virtue # \ deed Of trust. now Of rscsri !,
tD tie Clerks office % W1od County Cnur
which WIS executed by EIuart - Nee irr. "a
the lsth dav 81 > tuc, i9si. % the undcrsi.n, IL a,
NhetCc, O. indemnify samuel , g. Us,euror
alI Thomas , Lockhart as sctutiies for ths
NnI aict'ufc tu certain furthcN uiug b-nds in
s2id deed OF trlst mentioned. I will, on Wond5y
nc pm day OF March, isf2. before the door OF ne
ConFt house IN the town Of Parkersbursh. pro-
.tcot 20 sen at pubic aIcuOn, tor ready money.
nc aooNe n. med property.
Fnis hotel IS situated on the south west side NJ
the public square, near the court house aad in (,
mssi agreeable aud elIgl le part Of thetowp-
"a ouLcin9s are a line commudious brick house
VIII IN extensive witg ruuniue back. the Whole
,oh'ahing y rooms. The uluin 2 hall Is very
disc ana wen ntlrd up, md the bar room and
II lr conNeni nuy arranged aud hand~1meIy
hlioned. There o. q tine cellar under Inc horse
% ne csiaDhshutcntis n large sad comfortably,
sldotc carna e house, &c. The house b alr,a
ly WelI known. Since the ostabl shmenf af n
iine-oi Stages on the North wes.ern road. IL Ia.
ncen the point OF arrival I'D de%par.urc for "a.
same' anu tie greater part Of the travelling on
'nst route hoye been e. tertaiued there.
ne rapid improvement OF parkersburph. and |
me increasing travel Oh the North western road
make such an establishment a that now sfE.red !
LOT sale particularly valuable. The terms of 1als |
are such that m the present condition of the /
matoneN market the property mu-t sell very 'o ~. /
I'7c VINO have money at their Ommap tlcn i
perhaps do well 10 attend
BAYLY,
HafNeIsburgh Jan l5-wts Trustee.
n B-There Is a dcbt Of S6s4 ~ due Grom sa1
.ic'suHc o. JOun Z Maybefry, Esq which con-
'titutcs a prior Incumbrance on this propRrty and
ne proceeds Of sale will be fret applied 10 the
llsCharge of this lien.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

NOTICE EXTRA-Whcrcas stephen Rice
- has. d. deed dated this day. assigned 10 me.
for the beacit + sundry PERSONS named i'm said
assign neut, hrs stock Of 3 iods in store No I33
Man street. also the bonds, notes and book ae-
counts due Getty r. Rice. S,clheh Rice. j J
Wells and Steyhon Rice e. Co.
Thus is 60 notify al PERSONS indebted % 40 ~
any ui lhe above named firms t1 call and pay
their respective Indebtedness immc lately and
save costs, nu ~ claims n0ts.ttlCi, suit Will D.,
brought t0 March Court.
have afth0r-cd Mr. Rec fo attent 90 the col
lection Of 40 claims due ADD 90 sell and disg1s,
% tue at0ck " goods Boo fhc store.
THOMAS % PENTONEY
pn ~ Assignee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
TO THE AFFLICTED

' NHnSE who nre suffering from various diseas-
es incident To The human hmily. would do
well 10 procure Dc Harlich's compound strength
enlng and GrTman Aperient Pills which are 50
presmlnePuY recommends for Dyspepsia, Liver
Compliant Pains IN the side. back and byeast.
Nervous affections, Head Ache and al diseases
Of he stomach and owels. Pamphlets may be
%nhtatned graus which cOnthin full and explicit
directions for rising. The reader is referred t.
several v ry interesting certificates of cure that
have appeared m this paper add NAV he relied
on, as they are taken from the original.
Rem emher only Philadelphia Office at No I6
NORTH EIGHTH street.
For sale ny JOHN FISHER.
ieh Is Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
AMERICAN GROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SHRlNER. MOTTER, & CAMPBELL. The ma
~ nuiaciurers Of this Crown Window Glass. have
one OF the mostsxtensivc embellishments I'm The
onleo STATES. and haze 'pared no pains or ex-
pcnse IN procuring practical workmen Of onl
experience aud skill from the most celebrated
works in Europe AID America. From their long
oNreiIehce IN the glass business the public have
Guaranty mat their FIRST quality OF Crown
NindoS Glass Is ,qral TO any made in this or
any other country.
Their glass Is made from granular quartz rock.
and - the only crown Glass made from that spc
cies OF SAM. IL is capable Of standing cvety
change OF climate and will not lose its lustrc by
axe. ltis distinguished from Ordinary glass BY
nts uncommon evcnness and beauty e surface.
It's transparency and hchtue-s Of colour, great
thickncss' and the general excellence Of tic ma
erals from which u j. made.
Tho surface not b~ing polished retains the en-
aWel brnlancy and hardness, End Is not liable %
me o~olection so often made 10 plate glass, of
beng easiY cefaccd o. permanently edimmc
by dust; being made of extra thick ness ID will,
without injury, Withstand violent winds, hail
storms, lars OF cannon &c lie useiL the end will
prove more economical, independent Of it, ad-
ding so much to the beautiful appearance OF
buildings.
INo2 or Saranac Crown Glass is most used
instorCs. buildings OF the second order, green
hous =, &c, where strength and clearness are
desired Ii will ranse about 81 per cent cheaper
than No l..
The double thickness is always used for light
houses, and is taken by The true economist for
skyllShts, steamboat and ship cabin windows
Ground glass for skv lights, churches and ar
lists windows, plain or bent furnish, d TO any
pattern,
The glass is carefully packed in stout boxes,
and So. ured so thai II can be transported With
safety % any part of the United STATES.
Orders addressed to the proDrietoTs or any Of
the commission houses IN the city of Wheeling
will meet with prompt attention.
SHRIVER, MOTTER 81 Campbell
Wheeling. jan is-6m
St Louis Republican; Nashville Wing, Loms-
vile Journal Columbus Journal and Cincinnati
Gazette copy to the amount Of FIVE dollars each
and charge this Office.
RALSTON ON THF PROPHECIES
4 n exploitation on the Prophecies Of Danrel and
N John. iygeihcr with an inquiry into he pro-
priety ofihe use Of Evangelical Psalmydy. by sam
uel Ral'siOn, ID ID. just received and ior sale by
feb ; ROBB d STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
THE GREAT REMEDY

H1NON CONSUMPTION and LIVER u
n PLANTS ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS PAIN
OR MEAKNESS IN THE BREAST CEOTl
~. CHILDREN, WHOOPlNG COU,H CR6
NlC COUGHS and all diseases OF the puln9na.
~ organs.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
Apurely vegetable and highly approved com-
pound PREPARATION OF the PRUNUS VIRGINI.
IN or Wild Cherry Bark, approved by liz al.
lego Of Pharmacy, recommended By he N,di.,l
Faculty, and universally cknOwledped tbe me-,
valuable Family Medicine ever discovered.
@NO QuACkERY! NO DECEPTION m
The physician may boa Z Of his skilIin ursa.
diseeses-the quack may puff his wonderful rnres
out OF all the remedies ever discovered for disr,.
ses OF the Pulmonary organs, I: Is UNIVERSAL, al.
united nothing has ever proved n successful as
mat invaluable medicine. DIR WTSTARfS RAJ
SAM OF VILE CHERRY. which has ,0,~tSJ
soiie OF the most astonishing cures ever record.
ed in the his DRY Of medicine,
Such indeed are the astonishing hcaliqg an
properties Of this Balsam that even IN
the advanced siageJ OF CONSUMPTION. and
I'M Liver complaints, diseases whicn have h.fled
when patients have suffered me most disires-io9
cough, great difficulty IN breathing, night sweat
BLEEDING OF he lungs, Nc.aiter the most esteem.
Ell remedlcsOf our phaunacopias have failed. this
invaluable remedy has hot Osly given surprisinv
relief but actually effected cures, after nIi hou,s
Of a recovery had been entirely d~cspaited of.
BESIDES ITS surprising efficacy IN these formida.
Bile complaints, 10 has proved a vry supeu.r re-
sieiy Tor diseases OF childTeI. such a. he Group.
cough, etc. and IN those disord,rs
hat prevail 50 extensively through The winter
SESSION, such rs coughs. colds. pleIYisv. ind,en.
n. and pals IN the breast. pIocccdiny rom nee.
ecied colds, 10 stands uorrolled
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
uOME LEAGUE
More progjs Of tie egioaey Of DR. Hariich's Med
ciyeg

More Progs Of he egoaey Of DR. Harieh's Mcdt-
ciHcS.
x Jonas Hartman, Of Sumneytown. Pa. entire
w ~ cured of The above disease, which he was
afflicted wi h for six years. His symptoms were
a sense Of dIstensiOu aid oppression after eating,
distressing pam ~ The pit of the stomach, nau-
SEA. loss Of appetite, gIddueSs and dimhess of
sight extreme debility, hatulency, acrd oructa.
TONS, sometimes vomiting ard "a pain in the night
side, depression Of spirits, disturbed EFT, flintness
add not able 10 pursue hIs business without caus'
ing exhaustion and WEAKNESS. Mr.. Hartman d
happy 10 state to the pubic. and Is willing % give
any information TO the afflicted respecting tho
wonderful benefit he received from the use Of ID
Harlich's Compound strengthening and German
Aperient Pills.
Principal oGae No. 10. Norh E,gLh street, Phi
iadolphia. For sale at nc store IF
JOHN FISHER.
feb y Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
O SALE

OF No 100 in Bridgeport. Belmont county,
~ Ohio. on which is situated a brick building
known ~ The Point Warehouse. NJ the junction Of
Indian Wheeling Creek aud the Oniu river. a most
desirable situation for carrying on Receiving aud
Forwarding business.
in Bridgeport.
For terms Of sale, which viii be liberal. apply
10 F.. r. ARMSTRONG.
feb I2-3w WhreIinv Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
l. w. MITCHELL. Deputy Shn
mar l-iw md Cons, a., th5, h,L,fC
NORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
HDUk

VIE subscribers having pat their Glass Works
Il ~ complete repair, hey are now in full o.
pcHaii"n AGAIN, aud they arc prepared 10 fll order,
with which they n az DC favored in their line Of
business. They trust that their loEg and success.
Inl experience, Zone 90 the Gm having been cnrag.
ed "a the business more iian twenty years) will be
a sufficient guaranty Of their capacity To fl Oh or.
de-s on Them, and they feel confident in saving that
Their Glass will be equal in qus'iy. transparency
beauty and value a. well rs cheapness in price. Ia
any manuia ured in the Union. We only ask those
disposed 10 purchase To give US a fair trial.
feb l2-ly III SWEENEY G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
bhcN q
ieb 10 Auctioneers.
GRANVTLLE And ILLINOIS M0NE1

GRANVILLE AND ILLINOIS MONEY
AVING purchased Of 5 LowIher his interest
Ii in the concern Of $ Lnwther d Co / will
do business after he LIST Of March on my own ac-
count for CASH ONLY. Being fully satisfied that
a credit business, under the present state or things
cannot be sustained without charging large profits,
! am determined not to @redit a dollar or keep any
books for that purp, Sc, but shall endsavor to have
constantly on hand a good stock Of goods, which
viii be sold at very low prices; it is therefore hoped
hut no person will take exceptions TO The rule, as
II will bS strictly complied AAiih in every instance
feb l9-Im G.S BOON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
M R GOOUS

MAJ have this day received, direct from Phil
adelp' a, "a the CIV Auction Ronms, No
loo Market space, a consignment Of Dry Goods. as
follows. VIZ:
Back. blue, Invisible green. and brown broad
Cloths, while hlunels, Irish linens. IA d1mask Ia.
h'e hnen. lin cambrick and lin cambrick handker.
chiefs, pongee do, Ladies HOskin gloves a superior
article. gents due. Ladies' corseis. Embroidered
shawls. bleached shiriing, muslins. brown table
cloths, six velve,s. silk hose, black and white cot
ton dnio' &c which will be sold al private sale al
auction prices.
B~RENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
TORACCO

4 TTERBURY, CALDWELL g. Co have in
~ store TO kegs 6tSist Kentucky Toblcco. end
which, to close sales, they will sell low aud take ia
Payment Illinois Bank niios. feb 10
HOOKS At PUBLIC AUCTION-Wc viii Oh
- fer for sale al auction. ihi evening. s iiurJay
February 10, at early canIlelighi, an excellent col
lection Of BpUks. consisting Of valuable Theological
and Miscellaneous works 10 which will be- added
sumc zine OIL paintings. The sale will BIO without
reserve Cor cash in par funds.
PENTONEY g. HARRISON.
feb 10 Aucu0uccrs