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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
STRANGE palNGs IN GEoRGlA-The FOL.

STRANGE D0lNGS IN GEORGIA The FOL
l,N ing Ola letter - published in the Charles
ton Courier PERRY. (GA) May ,. ls42.
The times nre becoming nrpnlling-realy n
farming We have jnsi returned from Sumter gu
perior Cpurt. Its first DAYS session was this day
week We Iopk all plan verI'cs. entered up
oar judgments. attached the notcs--prt therN.hack
IN the clerks uili'e that night Sne frien Is. was
not ascertained WIN. but stTne SIN eight must
have been concerned. entered the Court House
ned OFT the clerks ,lesk in Which contained
every paper. ducke recorl hook. e. pertaining To
'he "ih"e, AMI Consumed the whole 10y fire. There
was nothing saved except the few cases the mem
o's % the bar happened To have ia their hats and
P'eNe,s, We lest every ease bat two. where judg-
trace lefl heaind
The next day. being Sheriff sale. iav-and a
sIea' uSai @, properly advertised the cnurt proceed,
ca "n WIN euch eases the bar had ont until sale
hour nriNed, when II suspended e., Inc .,Ic.. and
as sooi rs The Deputy Sheriff commenced no WA
Instantly s"is Il 10y three ruililns ami c,,;I Ar -
an adj 'ccnt s&tmp. The Judge ,sro;,.I =, ia
court nam, made AN address to the p1pnIor en-
IN INDEED the principal Sheriff IN summon IN. Co.,
AMI pursue. bring hack the deputy and tho ,noS
who carried him OH The Sheriff lead IN, go
c 'mmantnrs the crowd. Of at least $50 n
rl.dw and aid him-tAc crowd went our ,Ii.ner
sd nvei ih" town, and not half du3en would "a,
/ The Sheriff and four approached L., uea,
the place where the outlaws were and n fellow
came oii with double barrrcd gum and told IN,
Sheriff that there were twenty. five or thirty men !,
the swamp well armed--,hai he might advances. !
he did he would do IL at his pefIl-Ihni iiily mil
lions Of armed men could not cnp,ufe me out
laws
The Sheriff had nd arms and could get mono I,
put into the hands Of the friends of the law ",
'remble for the country. for the perpeiuiiy of IA.
4 government AinboC rIcy stalks abroad in moor
DAY sun, with imPuniiy. and without a blush
Cod save the country and destroy the spirit o
mOasm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

The condition 81 Rno,le Island continues To be
alarming IN The hiehcsi degree To the friends nr or.
drr Mr. Dorr the Prc,end~r. has been To Wash.
ingun, and oa his return through New York he
wake n speech At Tanmnny Il,ll where ne VA,
received with open lie stated that the usur.
gents afraid of the authorities of the state
and all they -"do'dy asked Of IN, city VI New
York was to defend them frrm the General Gov
eminent. II is stated, also on the authority Of re-.
spectacle men in New York, that Gov. Dorr wrote
." the editor nf the New Ern requesting him to raise
500 men Err Rhode l.land.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
Observation-Disclosures. .

The most important item OF expenditure IN most
species Of manufacIurc, cscep, motive power is
soR In 81 large and especially in 50 newly seuled
n country ours there many causes that oper.
reduce the price Of labor. in dif
ferent hac In the north and c-s,, lahyr
is generally cheaper than at the far south. owing
somowhat To the health ofIhe clnaicS bat morS
20 setted habits Of industry aud economy 4 Ia more
densely populated 'vous,ry The fertility Of the
soil as well rs health of climate has also no d'ght
effect upon The price Of labor. IN reducing u. and
both OF thee can safely be claimed a greater
tent by the section in which is Wheeling. than by
my other As wheat growing country this Is
scarcely equalled in the Uni"n and no where CT.
celied. Since the settlement OF this country there
has not BEEN failure Of the wheat crop in this vi.
cinity and the products generally Of corn potatoes
the minor vegetables, sc equally luIuriani.-
Within % miies Of this city there l44 Touring
mills producing annually less than $4,000 bar
rels Of Flour.much Of which seeks now q market BY
the river far beyond Cincinnati. aud even beyond
the mouth ofhe river upon whose banks it is grown
This fact shows that the has not n yet become
n competitor Tor the Southern market Flour is al
sent To Tie east in large quantities through the
Pennsylvania works and National Road This
cheapness OF breadsi us. is u-powerful inducement
To cheapness OF labor.cspCcaliy when aided BY tho
fact that there is place healthy "r better
adapted to the employment Of hands. We have
here none ofthose exciting OF disease " hich
have made almost the entire south one great Pot
ters Eeld," OF rendered life miserable by attacks Of
thoge diseases common 10 the far nnI ,nc,ltiv,toI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

PLEADING DAN INDICrMENT-Th an,
ralher landnhe circumstance trnnspired ~ Tho court
oi sessions The other dy. a ysung womln was in.
oeIe1 i0r stealing quantity Of lemlle wearing 90.
peefaI' md Oihet articles The prosecuting attorney
commenced reading ibe specifications charging. IN
NE Foi"nd7ni l1nguagc Of the law, the stealing ol
zen limos iho aciu'i nmpUnt taken. A. the items
were being fe1d over tho cUlprt stood with evpan
ued eye',il very picture Of surprisc auu usiouish
meni. Aher The enormous catalogue was gone ihrou'
With. ihs attorney. addressing the girl, asked what
have yDu % ny To these cbrrgosr'
u never .inlo half tho articles rc1d over by tour.
was the fcDlnsc.
general laugh 1tc.fed 81 ilte ludicro1.ns,s ~ t,.
scene .--Ro,h Dg,ig Adr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
GOODS! GOODSu GOODSni
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

~ lbbBlC hJC IlON.
consequence Of unexpected circumstances ocs
u curing we were unable offer the goods nd
Nerii~ed For she un The 18Th 20ih and 2IsL IIly.
my now received The full stock we will seIi them
on Monday nnn Tues ny 23d aad 7i'h inst nt the
mouse recently occupied by Prntoney and Hhrs
u-On' NO H., Maln sueet. the following is in
part list of said goods viz
Fiye. bales brownl muslin, 2 cases beach
ed On, iol yards SILK shally, goo piec,s l.
merlcan, French and English pr nts two dozen
super bleacheh table cloths e pieces suneT fac
handk eIchIcfs, ono pieces bonnet and can r,hbnn
600 yarde painted lawns, 400 wards m,,us.h n !.
Ialnes, dozen silk and wrought shawIs / cast
straw bonnets, pieces linen eambrick handkrr /.
chiefs, Unity pieces Turkey red handker, bIeIs
together with VaTI"iy Ofother ar,cles, snch "a
SIN Sam md common teFtings. bonner Jaw s
SIR VelVets black and u bite merno shaWIs, lace
edgings andlnseTtiOnns, shell side combs dress;n0
combs, SILK gloves, cotton hosiery. taps, cords
and lot OF ready made summer clothing
TERMS OF 81 E. All sums undsr so d,I-
lars cash-over hfy, ninety DAYS. the mrs
chaser giving negotiable notes with approved
security. Sale 10 commence on each day a lGoi
clock A VI and o clock NJ
BRENTLlN GER a. SBALICROSS.
may ~ AuctinneeTs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

NEW STEAM FRIGATE-hs llrgca In the
0orh The British Admiralty have given rnstruc.
Tons Tor the building AMI equipment or new steam
ngale' which Is 20 sufpess, IN size and puwcr. ev.
cry thing Of the Kind yet a1,at. She u IN he Of
BOO horse power. 10 have engine rpom iDr 600 tons
inel. complete stnwage under the patches fpr 1000
iooi" with hour m '7lhs stores ani pppylsOns. eS.
elusive Of crew fabOui $50 men, md ~ 10 be
armed with twenty guns Of The heaviest calbre. he.
SIDES corr"nades. The vessel ~ expected 10 DO
inly completed anl ready Cor before The close Of
this year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
ANECDorE OF THE LAST wAR-n

ANECDOTE OF THE LAST WAR-u will
he rerurrI iAaI the lrsnte Constitution Captain
Stewart. having rlulcd the BRITISH squadron ~ the
hay, was chased ihtu Marblehead t,y two irIra cs
The appn"arh "f tbs enemy was 80 near
that IL was at firsI supp ell they hauled oil
10 the eastward. II was supposed To he with view
to call Ia their aud the Bulwnrk ~ then near ia
order 90 renlcr the destruction Of Old IrmSii-s the
m.'rc easy ahI certain. Thus threatened with an
attack the people of NJ ,r5lchIl sent o. ,lem 90
the MJIr General Of the militia oi tht DIVISION.
lor assistance ia repelins a. IL vas S,bhnrh NOR.
ming and nearly all the people "f S,lem were At
'hnrch when The Message arrived One Of the OH.
GERS of ths Salem regiment OF infantry, member uf
BENTLEY church. was flr AT church in the midst
Of ih" sermon. and he Immediately went up To the
pulpit and told the preacher the news, a. liule
dscOnccred ~ though n child at hrs cnl had been
brought up G,r baptism. MS Bentley annonnced the
Purp"r Of the message To his congregation "Bre-
Ihren" sad he, "Ihc country Is invaded. The
Constitution. Capt Stewart. has been chased inia
! Alablehcad. Our brethren have sent for Irnps 10
he Up Them defend her aud their town. We can
prench and hear the Gospel anuihsf time, - and
ihus dismissed tie assembly. The enemy kept his
safe distance. ond the Salem troops did rot have
| occasion 60 go over in force. Many individuals
werh over and among them the Rev Mr. Bentley
Who found with the Marblehcud artillery pos.
/ ted the head" Of bid promonlury, seeming
almost To oy erhung the Constutirn rs she Iny al
anchor with spring. upon her cables. ready, IL the
enemy should come in, To ray him in the metallic
currency for has iemeriiyi As the Mlrblehead and
Salem Binks PAID specie lhrough the war. and ~,
Old Ironsides dealt largely in The constitutional cur
rency. the sodiers could have no excuse Ia have
done otherwise. How powerful upon the young
soldiers must have been the influence Uf such !
clergyman rs the Rev Mr. Bently How delrghifii
the associates connected with the memOry Of hi
/ bright example.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

BAD SPECULATION feii,.s lately s.i,,.
Ell rom The jail IN Kcene N Hand was token 49,,
lime alter IN Arlington, w. His captors were n,o.
ceed'ng 10 jail with hIm, when they net tvyo men
fTH Cbarlesion ~ pursuit These men pnfrb,s.J
I'VE W'"ner Of bis clptors for $780, thinking lo gel
VT W. 'e"''' o, S@OO' offered for his apprehension -.
They stopped NJ LanJgruvc Er the n,pbt mi :.
eured The fugitive with heavy lirsher el,,,,h.,
ch"n. anJ ssi two large dogs 10 watch him In.
oio resplyed 90 watch him themselves. b,t 49,,
40 oclock. bOth men and dogs fell asleer. ooI 49,.
fellow lilly crert ouftcut % hi sb1ckles !, ~ 81,
and tlenfed Tho editor Of rbe Carcmg,, 81.
Who iells The story says be should he 10 l,s 80,
ne 'sIl'"s iHe nest morning. Wbo eyt
tsr. A''e" Conrf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

persnce reformation
That copper COIN iss great nuisance about The
TYNE a contribution box - being 10 bo passed
round
That owe, three thousand have signed the pledge
% Norfolk W.
Th'i 'he y Evening Taulcr has opened ,tron,
on murders lately
That Correspondents ought % pay posiago IN thsf
letters
Ih'i ,ns'ng afiislc' fr1H This paper without Gro.
DO. 10 rather small business.
That in all probability We shall have warm wen.
her con
That Temperance men who give wine parties aro
hypocues
fha' Old bachelors should get married org 10
Tetas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21


AE1Ethe Undersigned cabin passengers on h.,a nd
Wv ri lie Steam boat Meridian fIom SAN,
Louis To PrIshrrgh tender our thanks To- Cnp, Mc,
DOund and officers. E'r their gen,le manly ,,,nu,,,
and attention io and take much NJ nsn rc IN Pa.
commenting the Meridian rs n safe and nleo.,n,
bnaI. her nrcomr iiitns AID fare. uns,irn5..l hs
any other hat on the western watcrs
Steam SnaI Meridian. May slSI2
Samuel RRlsrts Saint LOUIS
\ Mcdonald, do
w n Nichols. do
Il r Swim. Bnonvile, Mo
Cartwright. Detroit.
NJ ID Smith Pittsburgh
NrchnaS Welk. Virginia.
Il Lnckens. Lexne ton, XIV:
N Genes. Pni,brrgh. Pa.
= ,ncs do
q II D1uger. Cuvingion Ry.
Il & Bruwntl Warren Pa
Wa Crawi"rdj JUN. Pul~bmgh. Pa.
n Hughes. Pnislmrgh. Pa
\ Power. Cinrihmaii Ohio.
Capt ShePpIrl. 4. louisville Nv,
SIr' hen Carren. Warren Pa.
Col r faylor. l. S-A Louisville, 10
J. Morgan. 81 LOUIS
Nj Mnrledgn. " ,dis ~ Ini
NIchps, Cucnn1Ii. Ono.
ii n Brsc''e. New Albany Ind.
RphcrIs, Louisville Nv
I'hos + Ashton. Phrladephis
WA A MkeIm. hlaysvIlle, Nv:
NAV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

GCOD.-A Southern editor who s1ys he first
sprnutcd into existence into Rhode island thus
threatens to demoish the war spirit which is bree-
ding dscord N his native land:
"Lnilr Rh"le Island engaged in a civil war
why, let oil IL citizens mile under arms from
one end OF The Slate 10 the other give ma eiiic
eni squirt gun, and place the top OF IIl
pine, IA the middle VI The State and we could wet
the pruning Of The Whole army"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

A'ihe citizen soldiers which were 90 oseor: the
charter Governor from TIE the steamboat when a.
should arrive NJ the wharf, were arranged nlons
South wa'cr street In irunt Of the landing the e1.
goVernor kug aud the eI gpvcrnor quarter m,srcr
general and several other prominent officers under
the old ch1rier' sup osed them 10 he soldiers called
out TO hack mp an arrest ofIho charter governor nv
gnvernnr Dur. and terrible consernulion seized the
worthless on b'ard the bpai; md the changeabls
counienanee Of the qnauer ma Ter general was com
pared bya hysiander TO the appearance ofa dying
dolphin. They dared not step a foot on shore On.
hl 'h'se who we're waiting Tor their appearance he
coming impatient Of their long delay. sent file Of
soldiers towards the bDai, aud of the Marhnls
riding up NJ the lime 10 inouiss ,p,, the s,,,o
ordinary delay discovered 10 them their error, they
then dared boldly 10 march on To- the wharf. and
wero sole nnly conducted through the street, Of tbs
city and their minds relieved Of The the moi ter.
nble apprshenson Prov ~ TErprss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

TIEMP-The snterprisnp h,mc,. i, Nt..,.,.,
Illinois and Iowa are many NJ Them ena,g,pu l,,,s.
" ~ The cultivation of hemp. which i E,gpJ n
'ueceed admirably and yield rpod profits. A spr.
le house ~ y L0Uis sold 600 bushel. Of hem, ICED
The past spring and the Republican estp,tss n,
les Than BOO bushels Of hemp seed have been
brought 70 81 L1uis uDj splj or so,yinr the pressni
season. The quantity of sssi frt-rd by me f,ymer,
oi Missouri in addition. supposed 10 ts a51ut 5000
bushels Kentucky has 90 = great rpe,.y,. r,,,o,,,
ozed The hemp business IN Tho west bot it will be-
~ NJ longer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
Sincerely ynnrs.
+ e PETERS.

HINT TO ENGLISHMEN IN PARIS-Av,,J
The cheap reSiauracurs, moan those which give
hVeof slN dishes which you select out Of 2gO nj AZ
sous par isfe. The dishes are mys erious exceIIeu
'cs' savonry and satisfying to Your hearts content
but u you have cnquiring mind spccnniiuns will
arise not calculated 10 strengthen your Jigeaiun =
Horse flesh and cats flesh are reported 10 he.em
p'"yed as subFIiues ur beef aud rabbits or hare.
hesh; aid not long ngo The police Uk the liberty oC
pryng into those doubtful points The result other
reqn'sIl'on has Ind the said effect Of shaking tho
"hh Oh 'he ParsInns ~ the indemnity Of the dishes
WIN MISE described IN the carries, AMI which sell
zn'e OF lUo thousand kilngrammes Of horse flesh nv
'e cclTo officers NJ tho Barrier du Combal last We,
Will MT, fear tend 10 re-csiablish This cnrgo AZ
earf"n' wa ON is road 10 one Of the great d,ni,g
houses NJ 20 sous nbeadj nnd the police have snce
been ordered 70 visit all ihese Clieup houses e,rb
WIN. The discovery of few score cniskins ON Tho
premises Ut haitear IN the Rue Monimar,,e has
ra'sed prejudice against these unsu.pict,r, Ie,t
ING innocenis' md economical bachelors. who had
nened on iheir maiden friends beu pusscs CIR year.
p's'now J'in IN the cryagainsl he re9aurap,s pa,
feis-BsHiiey's Msosliaaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

Rs-1he hoS Of specie. containing twenty twu
hundred dollars. which was I6st on the steamer
at oer wharf on "Wednesday last. a rope. fifteen. or
twenty feet long, was securely tied icit and M
doubt 1t was thrown overheard by sone one VII"
intended hauling u on shore ~ b. Conycnicnce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

"HiS GREAT REVENGE nan s-ro,,.o,,
FOR TUEM ANA b.,gs l... -. ,'' VI
miles irym B,ston, not rpeetr,, ,,,,, so',' ~
iufn tr hs ptssIon, was a,ivfseJ 4, On, ~ -.
6''1 eggs o. be could 10 DO asay ,ttb the s,ll,.y
Home To ms prcscrpsioo hs rrss,rted nj ,s,,r
y "ev'nrrd one hHnJrcd hard b,,leI sgvs sy.sy
four days ior eight weeks ss' wy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

FROM FI.ORIDA.-The Savannah Republican
says-By the 4 : steamer Col Harvey, Cap, Pear
son. n IN Palaika. have The confirmation Of all
the favorable intelligence lately received.
Col worth had gone u Cedar Keys with Hal.
lerk Tusieaucrre This Chief was confident that
he could induvc Sam jones and the Creeks to cume
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

John NJ. Niles has been elected senator from
Connecticut irum sI years from the 9Th March next
We have always entertained much respect fpr Con-
neeIicui. hat really cannot present think much
of her senatorial taste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

some yeaN agJ n case wac sent 10 m eminent
lawyer ipf an opinion. The case stated was The
most mepeie'pD' and 1psohablo hat ever socsrred
20 the mind Of man, and concluded by asking. ybs.
thrr. under sncb ,irrumsianccs nv arinn ,yyglf he,
Tie inok his pom Iud wrote. yes if the vnass, will
Ice iUu. bot no Othorwf,c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

s'''ed ihat the Sch regiment which ON.
~ ' ~ y" Englnnd few days sin~e ut 81 Jsbp..
VICE, h1s been sb.ent from horse iwe Give
wears 10i 'ut of 700 who constituted ,l,, ,,..-.
VIXEN len Ensirns oaiy J,,,y lived II, ,,,..,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

The Salisbury bank, Maryland. lsiely fefu-ed 10
sve specie ior q check because u was drawn By
broker We suppose the hank DID not find b cur.
rent just then. end probably may be in the iame
fr ni any other time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

hPPoINTNENT.--Ths Circuit Superior Couri
Of Law and Chuucery ior Ohio eosniy. yesterday
appointed =. Jscob. E.q. prosecuting attorney for
this county, vice s Spueg. Esg resigned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

-Four children were on Saturday last killed by
fhs ~ ofa bT'ek wall q building lately con-
shmod BY Gre on Fsls' Point Baltimore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
OODEY'S I.AnY,s nnnr

VIE June norhhef of ihs popular Pe,;oJ,..j
u containing ~ usual Variety orrole. ana .,.,i
~ embellishments and music a rece,v.d ~ 81 :,
cioer % his Literary DcpoL Monr s,,, nc
80 s"os5fipuOnsare rec, wed and slr 81 MN,
NAV o. y ~ THOMPSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

The election q member o. Congress 10 sro,lv
fhs plsoo Of Ai'- Lawfoaee deceased. lo,k place
yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

the following difference IN prices:
Common pine at st Louis. s22 per NJ
Wheeling, 6
Clear ST LOUIS 81
Wheeling II
Average Prics at retail at st Loun As
e. Wheeling -
Joint and scanlling nt ST Louis. I5a2O"
Wheeling -
Al Places between Wheeling and ST LOUIS, the
price Of course increases in proportion as The DIS
ianoe increases. The following articles also enter
unto the expense Of building. aud are found q, the
following prices in the two places:
IN WHEELING
Com. pres. Brick 50 so per NJ
Laid in Bd'gs 5 so 5 IS
Shingles 90 dollars PERM.
Fsils f0d Sets per ID.
Sd. 81 cts. per ~.
Glass 8 by 10 common SO 90
10 by IL common 42j.
Llihs dollars per NJ.
Sand for building. per had 25c.
Castings per Ton 60 dollars,
IN ST. LOUIS
Com. pres Birch s6 O0s7 per ~
Laid in BID gs.9 90 a 10 90.
Shingles IS 4 90 dollars.
Nails 1Od 8 cts. per 10.
Sd ga 10 cts. per ~.
Glass 8 by % common so.
10 by -. S so.
I.aihs 4 so per NJ
Sand or build. per lad 37Ic.
Castings per ton. 100 doIltrs.
The present scarcity Of money has. for the time
being. reduced somewhat. in both places; but they
compare as above.
All arii1ies o. eastern and foreign manufacture
are aluO shade lower here fhan in 81 Louis or
the cities generally IN the west. owing 10 greater
convenience Of importation and les expense 20
abe transaction Of business generally.
ITO BE- conhyusd)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
TO THE LaDfES

- end II the Market " w"
And purchase suptfori article Of Blscl -
eolYrta kld slippers Jrst from the shop M Rss6
and Hayersilck, Phiiafebhis Of The IA ~, 49,
INC . oe-l qusluyi also M assortment ofSS Etss
and lesthef' shoes, boots, ankle dti, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

ws Ask NOTHING MoRg-wE WILL Ac-
rEPT NOTHING LESS THAN KEPassENTA-
ZION IN PROPORTION 10 OUR POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21

The cost Of lumber. and other building materials
as well the cost OF clothing may well be consid.
cred an object worthy Of consideration affecting
both labor and the capital necessary for manuiac
turing purposes. Lumber is far cheaper than At al
Plaaes west Of us, is shown by tho fact that
most Of the lumber used IN The west passes this
place from me Allegheny liver. 25 To 80 millions
Of feet pass down The Ohio annually and the cosl
Of carriage had the effect up to 1871 Of producing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-21
UsT rs.siyed OF The Wheeling shoe Store cor.

UST received OF The Wheeling shoe .,,,,, ,,,,.
- ncr ~ Union ard Market streets
An assortment OF ZINE Fl0rence braid tngl;sb
double straw, w low. Cypgps Rcnoets ,bI rii..l5
now and beautiful article 'a9'
Also n 6ne assortffonf of gcr,t..,
bevs tLegnorn hatslow crowns ana t,,,sS qua
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