Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
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'n' 'PPPRTo53WHINENT CONTRIBUTORS.
Emml Q Embury, LYDIA SyIourney. Frances
s Osg11d, Mrs Sebl Smith, Mrs f F. F. let, Ann
SStephcns, HANNAH r Gould, Mrs ER SteeleI
Brs A VI r. Anna. Miss A ID Woodbridge, Mrs
Emeline $ Smith, + " ThOm1s, Caroline Orne,
Miss Mary Ann Brown, Miss q + Orne, MIS- NJ
St Leon Loud. Professor J II lngIah1m, Louis
Fitzgerald TasistrO, Nathaniel ? Willis, Theo-
dOre ) Fay. Rev J III Cllnch Rev Charles Con-
stanune PIse, Samuel Woodwork, Park Benia-
Ihin. Henry T Tuckerman, Rufus Dav es, y w
Thrm1s, w Gilmore Simms. Epes Sergeant,
R05ert Hamilton. William y Tappan Gorge p
lorris. CT Daniels Alexander MchaklH, hora-
fio CAFES. John Neal, Seba Smith AbertPike,
Isaa MLellan, Thomas Dunn English, w g
How trd, Meade, n y Hirst.
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