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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
II .n.-.L .nnn..-.. A-..

gLLL
' NHE proprietor, r J Graham. takes pleasure IN
informing he public that be has re-Iakcu the
above mentioned esiablishmeuf for term of yenrs,
where he will accommodate hIs I'D friends and he
public generally Having Handsomely Umish'd
he whole establishment Nrh ucw beds, bedding,
aud brdropm lumrurc ihroughrut, be cDnidei T.
W assure hose who may favor hun with o cali. that
hey will fud The accommodation ns desirable and
eDmiorioblo rs can Do bad IN the State " Ohrt-
le alsn ukcs thts opportunity of returning
rig = nnks Fr The very lrcrl patronage thai hs
he. heretofore been & vorrd wIh iu satd establish
ucrt and be- plehg,s himself. 90 entering upou hs
iew engagement with fhe pubiicfo merit whatever
afr1r1ge be- may receive.
Ho has concerted with ne UNITED s stes U,rsI n
1rgo au extensive L'Urey Stqbie. where persons can
20 accommodated w,th ChoIcc horses orrarrages of
nv desrrpuu1 upYn the shortest notice uud The
most iie,st Terms. The United State. vuiei being
llusted IN he must central pau Of he town, and .u.
ncdiatsly on he ue1mhoat lauiingas wsl as being
he general place ~ fes1u end boarding L0us- uf q
lae PORTION a. TIE busurEa meb oi Inc town. uaE
nris greater acIlutes 90 pefs,as wishing o. transact
.ps,aFr ihln rpy uthrr e-tshishment ln The place
! Families or indfyiduals can b. accommodated with
rvs,s psrlas and chambez ~ hey may desire
4 carnage wIu eousfsnny b. kspi in attendance 81
ne steam boat and packer boat landing or iho &C
tr6nmodation orptsssngrrs
TJCRAHAN PtoyyIErca,
, Ne, 20. tsf2-Im
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|, HE LIFE AND CONFESSION OF

Il NJ )SES ". kEAN. " o was hung IT NJ ~.
vile. XIV for the mus'er uih. Wi .. Fnm ortri.
nal ~ ties by hmsclC The \ ovs Conless,un may
be had NJ q Nnnrnc -. far . 8n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
June 81

4 4 AUCTION.-Tnts m.Tgiss a . u'riu,k A
~ the Exchange Coffee Hone. Uur,n street.
he hslance of stock remaining uns"ld tn The hi.hesl
bidder ~ cash. HALL x WICKHAM.
iuh 25 Au,,,,,.c-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
f STRAWBERRY.

~ -
WIS celebrated variety of the SIawberrv, ac
ter the trial ufanother yenr The EranrH) has
still proved far superior - any kind ever seen ia
This country. Specimens OF the fruit were exhi.
blted before the lfIsstchu etts HOrtcultur,l So
eI,ty, the past season, which were universally adj
mi!ed, and were pronounced, by all good / Idres
To DC OfeXtraOrdIllry slZ aud Beauty. Upwards
OF ten quarts were exhibited at the meeting of
Suing from five - SIX inches IN c. circumference
The following description Of this variety Is sub
joined.
Fruit. very large. round or slightly oya,e. cori-
cal, and never cpXcumo >haprC, even in the yer
l1r-est berrl-s. Color. dep >hiuin. T 81. paler. N
ne shade Seeds inserted IN a susht caylty
Flesh, -"arNet, (,aler IA the largest berries AM,
n IN, ahnuTdlng with an agreeable acId. and We
" hiSh Il tyored Iuce. not sur passed by any oth..
VARIETY. FUotSialks ioa., ]elrvatiug the fruIi rr,u
me ground, aud e,ery berry auai ma a good sz
Leaves large, and IA her lisht green. Vines, W
~ v.oTnuS, more So tina any other kind. a A a
ha'dE as the o. VIrsI rll.or the Mulberry, sian
d'nS tie past NE writers with scarcely the q
s%'IucrIon e a sin2lr plant
he variety has g1incd the premium Of 4,
NIssachns-tjs Horticultural Society. fT four
years M succesSIOn although 10 competition with
the best English varieties cultivated ia this coun.
try.
rlants II This Strawberry fr ale by JAMES
DJfslI.OG, g. -denCTt TO John RIfchir al one doll
per d Zen to be delivered any nmc after Septrn
b-r n'Nt
" lNEGAR.-Par- rIn.cd ciI-r ,I.rsar yr-
strung. Cali and sec At The family grocery
Store nearly opposite The big R'd hnoi.
NAV 90 IN ELLNIErR
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DIR DUNCAN S

DR. DUNCANS
EXPECTORANT REMEDY
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
M rs Mary Bowers, wife of Henry Bowers was
1VI for q length Of lime inflicted with a Pull
Inonary Consumption" which defed the united
skill Of several eminent physicians. She hearing
% the ENpectorant Remedy" was induced to
give " a ina Her symptoms were those Of PHI
thisis Pulmonalis, or Pulmonary Consumption
VIZ dry hacking cough, pain in the breast and
side, impaired appetite aud great thirst, heciicfcs
Yer and night sweats, with mach debility aud
weakness. She is nappy in saving that after US
inR three bottles Of the "EVpectOraut Remedy
she begun To have hopes Of a speedy recovery;
her strength gradually incresssd until she had
ufed lhree bottles more, when she felt entirely re.
stored u now being EIGHT months since, and no
symptoms Of the Complaint appearing
Philadelphia Office No 10 North Eighth street,
who're the above medicine can al ways be obtain
Cd. Also a. the store Of
JOHN FISHER,
jun % Wheeling, Va.
Price I doHar per bottle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
GRANT EXHIBITION.
'wi'h"nt eScepIinn lie most interesting in the L
nion"--BOs. AHaS

"Withunt exception The most interesting in the L.
nion"-BOs. AHaS
Corner Of Ad,ksf & U.ioa streets.
MIH is HAYDEN. well known ~ The American
lVn Sybil, respectfully informs the Ladies and
GenIiem ~ al Wheeling that she will present to them
a series ofsplcndid performances m The beautiful
art of Pblne Magic in conjunction with the Grand
Sefip'ural and M,Fal PaHoromas uf Jerusalem Ven
ace and 81 LoUis, an 1000 square feet uf canvass
mechanical Aui"mntons and a variety OF oiher per.
formances. : e bills Of he day .cummencingu On Wed.
nesday evening June 90. and continue for q few
evenings only
~ MISS HAYDEN has 10 consequence of the de.
preston Of The lines reduced The price TO 25 cents
being half its usual rate. Performance to commence
OF past 3 "'slock. Jun %
RAIL ROAD AND STAGE LINES. :
WHEELING, June 26. 1912.
Owing to ihe Unprecedented speed Of osr trip
" through from Philadelphia TO This place. we
feel ourselves called upon 10 return our thanks TO
The Agents &c the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baiiimre Railroad Co, The BIlumore and Ohio
Railroad Co. and the enierprising owners and ngen's
Olihe Good Intent Stage Co. for the friendly treat
ment which we received and orderly manner in
whieh they managed thtir different lines. We ran
safely fecomR md to the travelling public, this
rouie as being decidedly the most pleasant and
speedy acro-s the mountains. We were carried
through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling in 50 hours,
including seven hours stoppage in Baltimore. md
from Baltimore 10 Wheeling in Sc and IS minutes
including oil sioppsges.
John Pnosser. Newark. New Jersey.
John + Smith. Nashville. Tennessee,
Alder Smith, do do.
Robert S Thompson. Richmond. Va.
BCanfeld, near Houston. Texas.
Jun %
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NEW PLAYS.


ANilOMPS)N has Just received a lot VI Dumar.
n &c plays as fil!uMs:
London Assurance, WrccEers DilrLter. Old
Maids. Wallace. Lady Of Lyons. Vlrsiunls. Therere
J'hn DE P"cIdl, Lpcilln, Richlien, Doug las, Sea
Captain. The Stranger, Pisarro. &c. Sc. g..
Also a new supply OF TURNER'S aud F,sher, Song
Book. &c, &c.,
Don't forget 10, Monroe Street. where YOU NAV
always Obtain single numbers OF the Popular Nigga
zines aud newspapers nl The day
atone WAHE.-Jusl received a lisr r. c
~ hI VI Stone ware from the Beaver Mnnuhc o.
~, for sale 10y r w BASSETT.
South Wheeling. Jun %
NRtVALLED SPEED AND ACCOMMO
u DATlON.-In justice 10 The enicrpnsing pro
pneIors ofihe Good Intent Stage Company" n
well rs The conductors Of The 'Bdlumnre and OhiU
Railroad COMPANY" we beg leave to iniUm The pub.
iIc that we look the Good Intent Line" at BALI.
more ond left at quarter past seven O'clock
A NJ, arrived at Wheeling al 10 minutes rast 9
O'Clock. = VI. making the trip from Baltimore o.
Wheeling in 81 hours. 55 minutes. We found every
thing IN fine order in the road Shryer's Splendid
Bow Spring Couches, fine teams. and sober gentle
manly driyer; and would therefore This
route 10 all wishing 10 60 east.
Joseph d Nones. Philadelphia. Pa.
WIN c Davis. UIllsbOrp, Ohio.
William Past, Sc. Charleston, Ohio.
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IcUPPING. BLEEDING. & oorHDRAwING

COUPLING. BLEEDING. & TOO rHDRAwING
BY
LEWIS KALLENBERGER.
uNoN sr, NuEELING Va.
NNCING AND wALrZING.-rh- uud-r.
- signed viii aite"d AZ his school rOum b. IN =.
npsv IN im,ug at y o'clu,k A NJ ~ order tn give lr-.
suns "a jinciug aud WALKING. and II a sufficient
num-er are entered he will continue the eIer-i.
ses. II not he will decline and leave Wheel ng on
Sunday morning next. r w BREEDEN.
n AXE SALT Of Sup-rior wpicnrss. Gro
~ GERS who retail. are invited To examine the
article. Tor sale by X. MKEE. A co
May IL.
- rOiAGE-Groceues "r P.oduce ctn h., ,Ior-J
~ with The subs, rbers en- acc. mmodiriny terms
NV 10 r. N'KEE y co
RAISINs AT AUCTION.
AAIE have 'h's day received 20 Boxes fresh
Rl.suns which will be sold tomorrow NOR.
ming at the Guy Aucuon Room.
nay 10 BRENrLINGER & S1ALLCROSS
n NOFFEE.-luO uags KO ColirT. rrcrI,,
" per steamer Neptune. aud for sale low for
cash. may 10 NJ. REILLY
ID AlSINS-I00 boxes NJ r. bunch Rai,ns
IA rust received aud fr sale very low hy
NAV 10 NJ REILLY.
4 ERRlhGS LOO b Ies Scoich IIer11g-
kH dried just received and For sale lew by
NAV 10 NJ REILLY.
SPERM CANULES-6O boxes assorted sizes.
- just received and for sale unusually low by
may 10 NJ. Reilly
Il NoBACCo 30 k1gs No I. Twist. "
5 boxes Cnvendish lbs extra sweet. Jus,
received and for sale by e. REILLY.
NAV 10
q t~tNDINNAn DRIED BEEF, 500 ns.a supe
~ rrr article received ard tor sale bv
NAV 10 NJ. REILLY.
DRNCIPE SrGnRS. Is 600 genuine arIl.
Gle. just received and ir sale low by
m7v 10 NJ. REILLY
No /. MAGKE rel La barrels. a pnms ar,
- 'rle' Just received and for sale by
nav " NJ. REILLY.
OAR SUGAR 10 barrel. double refined.
just received and for sale low by
may 10 NJ REILLY.
zNRENCH CURRANTS.-2 casks a superio,
n nr'rcle just received and for sale low by
may 10 NJ RCITIy
VIRGINIA ECONOMICALLY LOTTERY. elias, II
for 1912. To he draws al Alexandria. Va. June
IL, 1912. C GREGORY. & co. Managers
GRAND SCHEME.
Tickets $40.
NBw JERSEY STATE LOTTERY. Gloss C. for
49, J" w NV W Jersey NItY, IN u ON Wed-
nesday, June Is. 1912
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000! ss9Ior
Tickets $40.
UNION LOTTERY. Class 3. Tor 1912. 20 bedravp
at Alexandria. % 9 Saturday. JuGe Is. 1912
&c GREGORY n co. Managers.
CIR MI CAPITALS.
s5OOOO! $4,000.
TickeIs $40.
VIRGINIA LEESBURi LOTTERY. class n. Er
lSi2, To be drtwn NJ Alexandra. ID O. SaInr.
day, June SIS. 1912 JIG GREGORY, & co.
Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS.
S'5295! SI0.5l5!
Tickets 81
STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. rlnsr n.
TO- 1912, 10 be drawn at jersey Guy. N j. ON
"wednesday June %, 1912. J G. GREGORY.
& co, Managers.
SCHEME.
$4,000! sIOoA0,
Tickets $40.
Address all orders To the renowned and hr-famed
.ucky ofire 1T
CHARLES MCINTYRE & co.
Jersey Cry. or Ia heir sub post office,
inn , s Rrradv~v. y
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
BALTIMORE n ONO RAILROAD.
HOURS Of DFPARTTRE
6kF IL PASSENGER TRAINS OK
THE IMAM STEM" AND WASHING.
TON BRANCH Of The Baltimare and Ohio Rail.
road. 18Th June. 1912:
"MAIN STEM,
BefreeH baltimore aud HaHccct.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Al Al O'Clock AM-and 81 O'Clock P N.
FRoN Hancock.
~ 3 O'Clock 4 M-and Z o'clock r N.
BeiUeeI baltimore aud HrrpeT's Ferry.
FRuN BALTIMORE,
AtIA o'clock a M-and 8 o'clock P 81.
FROM HARFER's FERaY.
Al ~ O'Clock A NJ and 9 o'clock ? NJ
Baresn Baltimore aud Frederick.
FR,H BALTIMoRF,
Al Il o'clork \ M-and 81 O'Clock N.
From FRFDERIcK,
A. 10 u'ciork = w..
boinesH Battimore GHd Eiiic0u'G MIls.
From BALTIN"RE.
Al u o'clock 4 Maid 81 u'clnck P ".
FRsN ELLLcoTT's Mills.
~ "a U'cOrk A M-and I o'cInCk n
"WAsHINGTON BRANCH,
fFom BoLimDrsJ for Washington.
Az O'Clock NJ.
Z" AN
"
From Washington for B4lnmore.
Al D o'clock = 81.
Amid " Pc
Passengers by lhc morSing Tram from Washing.
ION eau connect with The Western train at the Relay
House and those destined S,urh. who may c,me
ny eIlher at the trains firm IIauco,k Har-
peFs / cry or Frederick, reach uhe Rriny House in
'mple time To take the mOruiDg or evening lrain Gr
Washing ton CIV.
\ H. Travellers will please take notice. that on
and alter Monday neIr. The ooh Ilsl. The morning
ram from Baltimore for Hancock will cease Stop
'ing at EiIIeo'Is Mills Tor breakfast ms heretofore.
jun 10 Ry nrI-, n IEoIFy A,o,,
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TRUST sALEOF FURNITURE

nURSUANT to 4 deed of trust frum John Faw.
ceit To me, dated the 25th day Of May. 1871
md recorded in The clerks office Df The tounu
court Of This county ia deed hook 25. page la, /
shall. on Friday. the 29ih day ofJuly ncIr. at the
rc'idence Of the said JIhn Fawceti. on Main street.
Wheeling. Procecd 10 sell the household goods and
furniture assigned tn mo by said deed.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all purchases under
S25, cash; OF S25 and nader 500. SIXTY days ere.
dit; OF 800 and over.4 months credit; the purchas
er giving bond and approved security for the n.
mounts credited. with interest from the day &c sale.
1Tnnl completed on the 29'h the sale will be cou-
tinued from day 10 day I'LL finished.
DANIEL LAM
lnne PSI Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

"ubKE'5 ruESE VEDE iABLES"
BOXES ORANGES g. LEWONS-Jlsi re.
- ceived and for sale 81 he Family Gfoccry
Sore nearly opposite The Bg Red Boot
IN Is ~ ELLMAEER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

TrOWN, Medium nnd double crown wrapping
~ from the manuiiclury Of Mauspr and Whgnel
for sale At the lowest market prices.
jun R.M'KEE &CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

tE New NOru. Saturday Evening Iust. Ben
4 neu's Weekly Herald and Iron CIV nrSatur
d7y last. ore just received NJ Thomusun's Literary
Depo.Munroc street. sing.c numbers Dune" ior"all
bot the Iron City, which Is only a Half Dime.
may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
HON LEAGUES,

- REFINED TABLE SALT.
y VIE subscribers are now prenarcd 4, f,,ni.b
Grocers aud other dealers. with a very sun,I
nor article Of RgfHed taJle salt. put Up in small Drum .
= convenient SIZE for retailing. They inv 10 : M
Pa,son with any made in LirerponI or Nep YtE5
e"ne' as 70 quality or price. X Mckee eco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
DISSOLUTION.

= ~
Viz experimenting heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned as General Agents. Auction
GERS a Commission Merchants was dissolved by
mutual consent OF the 18Th inst. The business will
he conducted IN future by George Harrison NJ the
old stand IN Market 81. aud who will attend 10 the
settlement VI he nhrirs Of tho concern.
THOMAS J. r PENTONEY.
GEO HARRISON.
mnv 81 1S42
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

VATIIITE LEAD IN OIL-Averv, OGDEN &
Co.'S superior white lead. fr ,a'~ by
june % X Mckee a. co.
AL u. ROSCOE, pr,iess E al Acruuu'au ,shtp und
lNI Mercantile P,nmnnshi p. proposes giving
practical instruction in he most approved method
81 DO II keeping, Iosuch gentlemen as may palrUn-
ize HIN.
The requirements IN PsnmnnAip md n bushes.
Erm OF writing have generally been considered more
Than n compensation for the terms Of instruction.
Terms will he five dollars Gr q knowledge of Ac.
counlanIshiP. hut np charg. will he made TO those
Nho may he reasonah!y dissatisfied.
Room on MAN street, one door below Kelsalls
CloIhing store.
jun29
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

DiSSOl llON.
' WIZ co-parinership heretofore existing under
II the hfm OF Hudson q Wynne is dissolved
by mutual consent.
Inc business VIII be cunducied in future by John
Hudson at his old stand on Market squnre-anJ ali
persons whe know themselves 6. be indebted II,
The conce-n Will please make payment 10 Jshn Hud.
son who . duly authorised 10 settle the same.
JOHN HUDSON.
June 3. lS42. ROBERT WINE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

ar 40 Tx ~ tIIG a ns,l
Novel N iva volumes by Mrs. Gose Just re.
and Tor sale by
M II \ INGRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

NXCHANGE-Tb proprietor Of che Block
Nlmmutu Bui. sHufh rnI IF Ntlrsei square.
Wurs f1 exchange loF cash, Ladies very supcrrf
81,k lnd rDlorrd kHI lrj SATIN slipper. black and
a1'ured eIk aud w1rted CALLERS. rhddrrns black
1uI r1.Dr.d ktd bJ1is and Dussins aud ankle uss.
ll-p. M.ssrs black and culored slippers,
Juu l5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

= NUERE will De o reIchnu1u 100 The town uf NJ
Pleasant. uu thr iI day 81 JAY. lp whifh
every tfpc American That can make Do convenient
IS fl please attend.
AID a'o. ibp friends OF Slhharh schools. and
Tcmpcrrrc a pu,c-sirn Will hr performed a ap.
4, rrraie addresses viii be dcI1 cred 1u tIc occasion
Come Due. rumo Oh;
By order of she
HAMILTON.
AMOS JONES.
HENRY BJNS.
NJ pIrasart. Ohio. June Is 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

80 PAIkNT l.
M T. nave just received dIrecI from The manu-
ia-lurer. ! pairs Patent Coanter Scales
NL''h We will sell Tuch below manufacturers
pIICe, 4 Bpph,d tor soon
tRkNlLINGER q. SHALLCROSS.
Jun J I6b MaFkat $500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

n AXE SALT Of Superior wulcnrss. Cru.
~ GERS who retail. are invited to examine the
ariicle. Tor sale by X. MKEE.. a co
Nav II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
MRAPPING PAPER.

Wheeling. June 9. 1912.
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LEWIS II

- 'NNN ia NWEELINN VI
hNCING AND wALrZING-rh- uud-r.
signed riil attend AZ his school rOum o. m r
nbw IN 'ning NJ y o'rlnrk A VI m order tu give les
suns mjinciug aud WALKING. and II a sufficient
mum ser are entered he will continue the c1er-i.
ses. # not he will decline and leave Wheel ug on
Sunday morning next. r w BREEDEN.
my ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

q t~tNrlNNArI DRIED BEEF, 500 lie. a sure
~ rirr article received ard Tor sale nv
NAV 10 NJ REITTV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

sion Of 1897 took place. Then what was toe course
OF those same rulers Thew had denounced aud
pct down the Bank OF the Unied States IL was a
monster. They had extolled snd lavished praises
on the local banks. Now, they turned round asains
the objects OF their own creation and eommendatio
Now they were a brood of little monsters, CO rupt
and eotrup,nr. with separate privileges, pteying
upon the vi,ais Of the State They vehemendy call
' out FOR divorce OF State and Bank. And meanly
retrestng under the Sub Treasury. from the storm
which themselves had raised leaving the people TO
suffer under all its pelting aud pitess rage. they
add insult 20 injury by telling them that they un-
reasonably expect too much from Government, that
hey must take Of themselves and that It IS the
highest and most patriotic duty OF free Govcro-
ment, to take care Of itself, without regard TO the
sufierings and dstresses OF the people
They began with the best Currency, promised n
better, and end with giving nom. For we might rs
well .esoIt 10 tho costumes OF original parents
in the garden OF Edeu as in this enlightened age,
with the example OF the whole commercial wor d
core US, 10 eramp this energetic and enterpriziog
people bv ejaculation exclusively Of the precious
metals. Let us see how the matter stands with
here IN Kentucky, and believe we stand as well
as the people do IN most OF the States. We have
a circulation in bank notes amounting to about
two millions and half. founded upon specie in their
vaults amounting TO about one million and quar-
ter. half the actual circulation. Have we too mach
mcneyi No, no, exclaimed many voiees.l IL all
h nSs were put down, and all bank paper were an.
minated, We should have just one half the money
ihai we now have. | am quite sure that ono OF the
immediate causes o. our present difficulties Is dc.
feet IN quantity as well as the quality OF the crcu
latng medium. And II would be impossible, II We
were reduced 10 such regimen as IL proposed by
the hard money theorists, avoid stop laws, relief
laws, reputation, bankruptcies, and perhaps civil
ccmmotion.
TrN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07
SUMMARY or NEWS.

.4n0iA,r Sugar mgn.--Snethon, ~ the n o C5ur
ier. IN q letter from Washington, June 30, says
you will sec In O day or two a warm dcmonsirn.
ton made by the administration in favor Of duty
o. three cents pound on foreign brown sugar. in
view Of protecting our Louisiana staple. Mr. "
Ter IS not clretss Of tho great sugar interest. lilo
acts in favor Of IL, while Clay and his paa.zan,
profess oniy.p
The Secretary OF War was in Providence last
week, c1nlernng with Gov King about something
conjecture has the D0rTIc war.
The Gov Of New York has appointed on agent
70 receive lhat States quota Of the land money.
Will he get
An anchor lost from the fdgalo President during
ihe late war on tho fishing banks near Sandy
Hook, WIS recovered few days snco the mere
skeleton Of what II was, and completely covered
with shell.
Hon WIN Wilkins, one or tee hair Jozsn Pa.
ministers 10 Russs, has been nominated ~ tho
Locos as their candidate for Congress- IN the Pits
burg District.
The income from the N Y Canals has fallen OF
ninety 'ihres thousand dollars, from the amount re-
eelved last year, in the same time.
The last Boston Steamer. for Halifax and Liver.
pool, took out GO passengers, and large quantity
There wasan election Of Maj Generals, through.
Out the State Of Pa on tho 4th. to hold their offices
Tor seven years. The Bngadier and field officers
were elected lost month.
Lieut.. l. P Dividson, Of the lsl RECT. u Dm-
goons, died Saratoga Springs, on the 9Th ulL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07
THE LAND MONEY

iC5S The Madisonian formally announces that
the neat proceeds Of the sales Of the Public Lands
which were, by law. 10 be distributed among tic
States, on the Is, Of July, have been squanderod.-
By way ofapoogy, it says the money was expend.
Ell in paying members Of Congress their per diem
Thisis a poor come IN. Admit the fact, that the
Identical money received from hnd sales was paid
to members-who paid it to them, and by what
au,hofityl twas in the Treasury, SUI ec, to no
dfait-save that Of the Sta'es-ond Il could only
have been drawn on, by the authority OF the Cop
tain or some Of hil undsrsroppsrs-he or they will
have to give account for this breach OF trust aud
mal'ehsance in Office.
Tho suspicion, then, that the Captains hostility
to Distribution sprung from the fact, that he had
wasted The money is TOO true.