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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

COMMUNICATED"
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE. 81, .,,,
The fifth nnua session Of this Institution WI,
mence, according TO the advertisement, on 'ne '.
October, and with bright prospects OF grea,y
success. 1t acquired last winter popularity, w."
guarantees well grounded expectation, Una. ". n
Of the class next winter will not only be hc,e'' Il,
NUMBERS but TO such degree, az forever 10 seH.
ca wills of those who have annually, for the ias'
years, predicted its speedy downfall No Insu'u. :,
it is true, ever had more difficulties and preJuo'ce'
contend with than ihis-yet they have been most w..
fully met and overcome by the unsurpassed energy
Industry Of the FacuIty-and, now, The Richmond -
deal School stands proudly beside the Oldest ano '
respectable institutions of the land "a,
The members Of the Faculty are most fa'o' ~,
known as teachers in the several departmental VIM.
have been assigned them-indeed, complete SUI.
with such distinguished talent in the seveial en
was naturally anticipated Independent Of Tue
raj reputation Of the other professors, Ds. 'ahsa
and Johnson, as is probably known to mos. "nnec,
students Of medicine were, for several year, oi
ed with the Medical Department OF the ~ ,bey
Vrg'nis where they established reputation
have not only sustained, but increased 10 C'soe
tive deparne nis in the Richmond Medical eT. .Snus
The writer Of this notice has seen seVe'a' 81
physicians who have attended medical in,Ia.h ,fe
the North. and in Richmond, aud lnvafaoiy VIZ. e.
expressed decided preference tor Tue 'a1s. .nt
pecslly in the departments OF chemistry ,hs, cor
the practice Of medicine. But u We e'ans; 10 is
Medical Institution was IN no way SUP ride TO-
Northern rivals does not patriotism aho ,saln
woke virginians TO Sustain il, whilst con'e" slyelj
those obstacles, which are oPPoseo " WIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

ELECTORAL VoTEs-By the new app"rtlonment, the
number of electors Of President and Vice President,
chosen by all the States, will be go of which l35 are
niece ssory for choice We give the following compa.
atiye table Of the number Of electoral votes TO which
each State is entitled, both by the new and old ratio:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

P. S. One hundred TO hundred and fifty small
girls and boys decorated in uniform and taushtto
sing a song-they sung for Henry Clay.
To describe the procession space will not permit
Enough-you have the spirit.
will here remark, this county is the pivot on which
Ohio must move The signs of the LINES say Demo-
cracy will be trumphanl-why, have not space to
say Ohio is ours Montgomery county is ours. Your
friends are frm-rey upon il things look we'll for
!uadisonian
The DAYTON DEBAucH.-The few delegates from
this quarter creep home like drowned chickens. The
dark clouds and storms from Heaven broke up their
spenking-the elements are against them-for there
was no rain-no storm any where else scarcely! We
could see from here all the afiernoon dark cloud
hanging that region of country. The number is
estimated from five thousand to one hundred thou
sand One Of the delegates gives lillian Sawyer,
Esq as witness that there was one hundred thou
sand people We do not believe it. friend Of ours,
who the spot, says that there were from TO 10,
O00 that drunkenness folly, and all sorts of ridiculous
mmicry prevailed; pckpocke,s abounded, and the
town was literally overwhelmed with conduct the most
abandoned and disgracefu Ho for the Kentucky
gamttrs, who come into Ohio 10 aid in treason and
perjury Where is the morality and independence Of
our people: Let tell at the polls Ohio Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

aT Daniel Webster, the 81 crrtary Of State wac ".
at Marshfeld on Wrdn' sjay morn;ng-having ane.,
correspondence pressing upon HIM. He leaves 'of :
weeks visit in New Hampshire. He will be ~ ,F"
York about the 20,h of this month on his way
the seat Of TO fnsh up me oo.'
and ends Of business in his department He YET kee
his own counsel rs TO his future purposes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

DEArm OF REV Jons KrRR-We stop the press,
says the DanvIe Reporter, 10 announce the mran.
choly intelligence Of the death of the Rev John KeH,
one of the oldest und most distinguished ministers Of
the Baptist denomination in Virginia. He died al hall
past ~ o'clock p NJ, yesterday the 10Th instant, al
his residence, 1.-THE Cottage" near this place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

has addressed letter TO the Hon. John c. Calhoun
discussing the effects produced American reputation
by the dscredt of the States and treating on the mea
sures that should be adopted for the restoration Of the
credit and integrity Of the several States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

GEonGIA.-The election in Georgia takes place TO.
day The Democratic papers from that quarter repre-
sent the prospect as most highly encouraging cor
respondent Of The last Savannah Georgian says:
"Snce parted from you Mt Savannah, have travel
led through fortytwo countless attended several public
meetings and barbecues, conversed with Wings and
Democrats, and, assure you, have never known the
canse Of Democracy so healthy and prosperous."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11


The Senate consists of only 81 MEMBERS IA Of whom
hold over and were elected on Wednesday. or the
Senators holding over, are Federallsts and 5 Demo
Gratis. Ofthe Senators whose terms have expired, g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
MODS IN BOSTON

Boston seems 10 be in n state OF great commolion
"a the present time. The existing nuiinn is on the
pnrt Of the worship!ul mob to put down an iiineranl
8aptist preacher named Knapp. whose style is not
by the multitude. The church in which
Oh X. breaches foe The present. has been, for seve-
gal nights, 9ssailed by a large and noisy mob, and
~,ine ofHN front windows broken. The Mayor at
nEdisperse the people with his police, but
was not fIMy successful. On Friday night a COM
p1ny Of mounted soldiers were called forth; they
cleared the square on which the church stands, Bow
doin Square) but were hooied and Kissed on their re-.
tafa TO their armory. Similar disturbances were ex.
pecied the night following. and, perhaps. there were
ouirnges. We hope not. We write these things
win pain and modification. They are disgraeefnl
% ne times. We know Nothing personally Of the
Rev Mr. Knapp. We recollect that a year or two
slace he was in this city, aud was much followed
lie ysas remarkable for some peculiauiies Of style,
ibutw e did not hear Of any attempt 10 disturb his con-
Bftgauion, or modest him ON that account.
Ne hope the few instances Of attempts at religious
pe<tecutiOn, which we have had occasion 10 record
otteie. may be considered sporadic cases, denoting
aEo Departure OF a bad spirit Let men worship God
occQrding to The dictates Of their conscience, with
ont aiiem pIing 10 assault their person, or 10 with
dre" the eoRmOn gains Of their business. But ia
mob ptR persist in violating personal rights and The
ta,Fsofthe land, let them be put down by the strong
esi Rond which the executors Of the law can com
ma9d; and let IhOse who, foe motives Of gam, sur nm
she mischief, be frowRed into better conduct o. iu.s
un inOfiensive position.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

The editor Of the Savannah Georeian has en-.
bodied a large mass of statistical information Gun
.ceming industry as exhibited in the Russian empire.
He says
Te Russians are tho largest landholders in the
world. Their country covers one fifth of the sur
face ofthe globe. Their furesis spread over near.
FIVE hundred millions of acres. and their plains or
stoppes are almost unbounded in extent. The Rus
sians, however, have turned much Of their ntien.
bon to manufactures. They have now nearly 1000
Workshops, or manufactures, employing 4l293I.
masiers and workmen, Orihese establishments Coo
pre- Tor -voolen goods, 225 for silks, 4I6 70 weav-
ing; l 5lS ioT leather dressing. 444 for candle ma
king. 2o6 for metallic hardwarc aud the rest for
salipeii Z, sugar, potash, chemical. color, t0blcco and
paper works. The internal trade circulaies through
the means of such busy scenes and crowded fairs
Ms are held nj NOvogorod, where goods are often
brought TO the value Of nearly eight mill IONS of
pounds, OF which at least one tenth comes from
China. The five other fairs at Corenneja. Irbit.
Rnsiov, Kretchensk and Romny. ia Ihe govern
nents respectively Of Karsk, Perm, PolIawo and
Jakuizk. presented wares, rken altogether, in 1888
70 the estimated amount of2 500 900 pounds. The
tOial of Russian impnrts FROM Greign countries
4or 1888, came 10 something under IL ,OOO, 900
pounds; Of which one twelfth came by land, one
1bnrth consisted OF cOnsumables. one half was for
the use II manufactures, and one fourth was man.
alactured goods. The gross expsrIs of the wear
rnme TO nearly ID millions Jf pounds. OF which n
fnh passed through Riga, a tenth through Odessa.
= twentieth through Archangel and TaganIOd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
BALTIMORE

MONDAY, January 81; 1912.
CAfTLE-Today at The drove yards. $40 head
Of Beef Cattle were offered. of which no were
eold az prices ranging from S3.62 for inferior TO $50
~ 100 lbs for prime quality. payable in Rail Road
oedors
SlJOUR-Sales Of Howard street -four Of z God
t2pdard brands were made from stores on Saturday
ni95 so. To day sales Of 400 bblp were made for
s1pnent AZ $3.50. The market is dull ond holdsrs
1ererOlly ask 1852. We quote Inc wagon pr.ee at
$50.
sales oGCiy Mills, Holders generally ask
et12
%RAIN-Small sales Of Md reds rcceiEed by
ms, are making at 81 ! 5 n 81 30. Sales orMd
. Corn Today at 81 a 50 cts. Yellow is held
115 cts No s1les Of oats.
ROVlSlONS-There is nothing doing in Pro-
ps. New Mess Fork is hold al SIl, Prime At
New Mess Beef az sIO to $1,000; No I at
y so. and Prime a. sc to $3.50. Bacon con-
ere+ very dull aud prices are only nominal
Yes Baltimore cured Hams are held NJ 10 cents;
1ti 8 cents, Shoulders at 5 cents Prime old
~ assorted at 3 io3i cents; Shoulders at 2
Puts, and Hams az 4 tot cents. We quote
~ Western Lard al 6 10 81 cts. Western Butter
~ ~ cents, aud Glades at 10 10 20 cents as in
onaII4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

AE Il EDITOR have read IN yo,r poo.r q
~ Ms niutnug. wHh great surprise, an adyer
=, n'sDt signcd John T. Blyless rustee Tor X
n.Ay,' Nnt,n states that. ~ v.rtUe Of d GER
Yam DEED of Trust, &c. he will, Un The 7th day
oiMarch neat Viief tor sale my interest ,n Ger.
IAN real estate IA this city ana e se~b,r. and
Ia althOugh selling as Trustee, he ~iiumatvs
mat a goot utie can be EivOn 10 the punhaser.
While At IS extremely unpleasant TO mysel,
a Sense OF 1ntY To my general creditors,
ahu 10 inc Puonc.scenS To require OF my hands
some h0uce ot this III advised pub,icauOn. re-
marx then, that, according to nv understand.
rug of the case, ar Bayless has, az UresenL mo-
legal aatlortty to sell, or 10 offer for safe; the real
estate IN question:, or any part sfit; for
Z Tac conveyance to which he refers. Is made
not 10 hun alone. but to him aud To- Two other
gcntlem' n, as mortgages or trustees for certain
con iiuOns.
2 Ii tho said conveyance =. n. il pYr,or,s 10
te, a mortgage, then the Ordinary course Of de-
cree aud tOrecl Isure wouli seem 10 h. necessary
to give validity t. aty conveyanc. fr,n, IN
nort<aSeesi. AMI IN order To this. Their evi-
dences oil debt must first be admitted TO The
. IL the SAL paper should be construed 10 be
a dSe1 81 trust then. an the absence OF a spe-
car decree, u VIII remain, to say the least, rx-
an 10y ilesuIh ioie whether i trustee can sell
shI convey real property for his own beneht
Orln which he has a pecuniary ihtef,st
these difficulties, necessarily IA al 10 an
suYantag,ous sale of the property, nave been
.epeatedlY pro Ight tbthe nO.lce Of the parties
Interested, with a s,ncere desire OF bringing a.
oOutan amiclnle arrangement, when should at
inc oovlS'e them, and avoid delay; but, as y,L
wit1ont effect. While, therefore, | hold mys.i
ie1dy at any m omeIi, most eheeriuily To unite
u any Icasona ole arrangement, | ieel myself
SSolno 10 protes 81 against a proceeding winch 1
Se ieve 10 DC illegal IN itself, and which would Re
u in a most unnecessary sacrifice OF property
intending shortly TO resume business as
Oosa'ssioS NJ. RcHASr am particularly desi.
ronS oil having nav old bU mess put in a tia OF
tetueihont " iiqmddtlOn,t through some person or
persons tnurely dtstHtercsted, as well as cOmpe-
Thursday, Jan "a. 1872,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

The tun net uf the mob cratic iv d,r In the
Legislature is bringing dsgrace uPpn toe people 81
Ohio. The House "s Friday on Sa'uoiay Mas q
scene Of continued ,umnli. Nr,lenre anl agiiai OF.
W. have already alluded 10 the wauiOn attack by
By,nsIon upon Nr Clarke. Ia Tho afternoon the
Esr,riiy were guilty OF an outrage upon the rights
vi Ihe IN nouiy nn the suhjcci vf Tho pciitiOn pre-
s.ntel by Mr. Hawkins. Mr. Byingtou. from The
Judiciary committee. reported against The petition.
without The committees hsving becn called lore
ihet 10 act uPun the ShlYect at all The miuOrii,
OF the committee. Messrs Scheck AMI Bliss. rcmoh.
straied in vain against such an unprecedented
couse Of action. On Saturday. the wings moved
10 amend the journal OF the liO,iss - that n should
rresen, a true record Of the fact. that the minority
Vf the committee had disscntcd from the report IA
question This the Iiuuss porrmpiorily denied
The Speaker lei his chair 10 participate la the de-
bate. and ~ TIE course Oi an angry speech charged
that the whole object Of The amendment was To OBJ
~'ruct and delay the public business. Mr. Schenk
replied that the allegation was false. Before The
morning session was over. another disorJerly scene
was got up exclusively among the members of the
majority. Mr. McNulty had presented a petition for
a divUrcc. on the reception of which a question OF
order was raised. The reading Of the petition with
the papers annexed was called for. which beng IN
d~errupted by Mr Byington. Mr. McNuliy began the
reading himself The Speaker decided that the
uonse might dispense with The reading. run which
Mr. Men appealed and pIOceeded 10 assign his req
sons at length. The Speaker called Gov jenkins
90 the chair and descended into the arena 10 take
part in the debate. IL was evident that n storm
was rising. Wantag a quarter 10 one "A recess YVES
moved by Mr. McNulty, but his party friends voted
il down. lie then gave notice that such OF the
members as wished to get their dinners might go
&c them. as he intended 10 occupy the aOor long
enough 20 enable chem 10 do 80. At this point we
left the house in company with many Of the mem
ben. Subsequently, it will b seen by reference to
our regular report. That Nc By,agton added another
plume 10 his cap, as a member on legislative 10
Jy by inquiring if IL would Ne in orJer TO move that
The petition be sent TO Hell. Ills friend and assn
ciIte McNulty retorted 10y proposing that Mr. Bying-
son should be made the bearer Of the despatch. Al
shis stage Of the proceedings tho majority conclud.
ed Io adjourn.
People Of OHIO; is not the conduct Of n majority
On your legislature disgncefnl to the last deg
d. you not feel humbled and shamed. ia bel ng ex.
hIbitcd in This manner before the eyes Of the whole
country And will you not. when next you have
abe power. take full security against the recurrence
of the discreditable scenes which are almost daily
in your legislative halls by the party lea
der in the General Assembly.
Ohio State Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
TIE GREAT REMEDY

S.NOR CONSUMPTION and LIVER con-.
Il PLANTS, ASTHMA. BRONCII IT'S. PAIN.
Or WEAKNESS IN THE BREAST CROUp
IN CHILDREN, WHOOPING COU,;H CRo.
MIC COUGH aud ali diseases Of the pulmona.
~ organs.
NATURES OWN PRES RIPrIoN.
Apurely vegetable and highly approved com.
pound preparation OF the PRUNUS VIRGINi-
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark, approved by a.. Col.
lege Of Pharmacy. recommended by The Medical
Faculty! aud universally sch Inc most
valuable "Familv Mrtiicine" ever discovered
kZNO QuACkERY! NO DECEPrfONn IA
The physician may boast of his skillin many
diselses-the qlack may )uh his wonderful rures
but OF all the remedies ever discovered f,r dis,oe
ses Of the yorgans. /: Is universally nd
mitted nothing has ever proved ~ successful "a
that invaluable medicine DR. MISTAR'S RAJ
SAM OF VILE CHhlttkl. which has e1ected
some of the most astonishing cures ever re,.ori-
ed in the his orr Of medicine,
Such indeed are the astonishing healing an
restorative properties OF this Balsnm that eyeo in
the advanced stages of CONSUMPTION. and
IN Liver complaints, diseases which have bafled
the skill OF the most distinguished phy slcians
when patients have suffered the most m stressing
cough, great difficulty IN breathing. night sweat
bleeding OF he lungs, &c.after the most esteem,
ed remedies of our pharinacopias have failed. tins
inv valuable remedy has hot ORly gwen SURPRISING
relief but actually elected cures, after ali hons
of n recovery had been entirely despalred Of
Besides ITS rpusi EFF ,aey m these formida.
bic complaints, n has proved a yry sun erI,r re-
Hefiy Tor diseases of children, such as he croup,
whoopinS cough, etc. and 10 those disorders
that prevail so extensively through The winter
SESSION, such as coughs. colds, plcutisv, intfaen.
"a. and pail Ia the breast, piocceding from No..
le.fed cnlte- N sfanda u,rr.lIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

NOTICE EXTRA-Whcrcls stephen Rice
- hos. hy deed dated This day. assigned 10 me.
for the benefit e sundry PERSONS DameIin said
assign hcnt, hfs stock or goods 90 stI e No 100
Man street. also the bonds, notes aud book me-
counts due q tty g. Rice. Sfephca Rice. j !
Wells and stephen Wlce a. Co.
THIS to nYtty OIL persons indebted to 900 ~
any Ol ihe above uamel firms f1 call and pay
their respective Indebtedness inmo lately and
save costs on all claims mDfsculod. suit VIII b.
brought t0 March Court.
have n Ith0rissa Mr Rice % atoad fo the col
lection Of uf claims doe ard % sti aud diuBosf
Ottno stock Of goods in the store
THOMAS > q PENTONEY
bh0 AaseuCc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
% MANUFACTURED SILK.
s. AVERY a. co.
103 Main S,,o., "

lO3 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
4 respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheel
strangers IN general, that he is agent Tor
oiJohn w. GIrs Domestic Silks. mauufac-
him IN Mount Pleasant. Jeherson Co o
eis'ing, 10 pan, Of Silk Hats, made in Inc
?, on Fur Bodies. Silk Velvet Caps Tor men
tignfed and Plain Lusiring aud Levautno
l1 hr ladies, Silk Velvcis md Plushes.
ISSUE aud Lusiring % evcy variety Of color
sf'p bk Lusifing Cmvats AMI picket Hand
CHIEFS a..
i ~ which are equal IN quality and color 10 The
W1ean and a. nodcraie priccs.
ra o. iavof 81 pnir1nsing Domestic Pro
e1d Manuactufcs. are invited to call ard 81.
ttss Geoda.
- fpticd SIR and COcoons received tn or.
~ pprrhased ~ market prices.
tc4iaf jar ~, isl3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

We viii sell at private sale, that desirable 2 story
Brick Dwelling d store Room on the corner of main
q Jefierson streets in this city, "a feet GA Main, rum
ming 50 feet on Jefferson to an 8 feet alley.
ALSO the Fast ehd Of said lot No a., on Jefersor
street, fronting So feei a. extending back The full
length OF said lot 90 feet bounded on the South by
Jefferson street, on the East by lt No %. Oh North
by lot No SO, & on the West by a private sl,,v z
feet wide q including oil The surplus TO which said
lot No 20 is entitled.
For terms Of sale, which will be liberal apply 10
jan 4 PENTONEY & HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

NEMALE SEMINARY-An examinatson
of the pupils under the care Of ~. Murmy &
Miss NJ. l.. Atkinson will take place on Tuesday
next and continue Two days. Parents. guardians,
and all friendly to the educa lion Of The young ore
respectfully invited to attend
The next term will IN On Thursday the
i7ih inst, G b5-It
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

CtNNtNNAl Ntu ~ 1914
Illinois Bank notes yesterday went down % hoa-
W discount Our brokers ran out Of money 10 pur.
chase The 1Igo amounts offered for sale. mid
that no investment con be made al 81 Louiso or in n.
linois, which viii Justify n smaller discount The
lowest price offered yesterday was 90 per cent
Ouly one broker was buying Umnvillo paper
800 kegs Lard sold at az. and 600 kegs 81 IA syti
on Saturday; also 500 bbls Mess Pork. inspected. ar
sG75 per biol. During the week 500 kegs Larl
additional, AZ a.; Clear Pork sSaS so.
The largest failures that occurred az New Orleans
on the Ath or thcrcabOuts, occurred among Tie Wes.
tern Produce houses. Layct a Amolung. Mahsm
e. Bolher4. and Jusiian Varsn ~ Co., went ~ the
board. The Inter shows asser 10 the amount of
100000. and debts ofs4O,OOO. which &C. Is thought
will be made goOd-L0uisUile ga1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08

IA Banks IA arked par are rece,v d ON IN.
sic Al the OanNstn tuis eitT. IhOSs DanksmafK
ed are not pnfeeSS,S;
ChlicotAe,. .......... -.
Columbiaaa B~nk, New Lisbon, ........!
Columbus
BclmOntBank OfSt. GAINESVILLE. q. ....a..."
Marcttg Oaak al Marietta.
Mount Pleasant bankssss..".- .........."
Farmers bank Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Lanes suie, = s's.........."
CirvlsVilic. (H. Lawrence cashieD.
Clrclevttle III; ii. Warren dshier.)...... -
Cleveland bank. e.
& numerical bank OF Lake Ere al Cleveland"
Wooster bank. .......s... ..............s
German bank Of Wooster,
Ndss.llOu bank at massillon, ............pa,
Ssndusky baaN at Sandusky city ........ -
Geauga bank, ....... $500. "
NOrwalk "
Bank OF CINCINNATI s...... -
Mechanics and Trader
Lancaster bank,...- ma,
Cincinnati Banks.
Aenta
Ram iton bank......... .......... .."
sScioto
ntOana
West Union bank,
eIninl Exporting company of Cincinnati....-
cailopoils oank AT GailiopolIs, --....-..-
OranNhle. 4,
hank OF Sieubenville,
bank OF CantOn,
........... mar
INDIANA.
state Bank and Branches.
-
10
M KENTUCKY.
VII Banks IN the state
.25d dis
R,,Lo ILLINOIS,
RanEoF Sb.--
"" Sud"neetown, % A.
Staie sank and Branches, ..........'N
".....---...... Go
TENNESSEE
AL b1IEG. 81.
- ALABAMA.
MI DdnNs, >
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Banks.
Arm ANSAS.
Stata 49, I''N~' ....:.. -.
...''..- -. -
VIRGINIA,
~ o9hhs'demand
~ heeung post notes,
H6kn AND solvent Banks. 3a3 10 -,
SsCOLSnH .A.OIJNA-Solvent banks . a3Js
SOUTH CAROLlNA-SOlVent banks o., = ~.
Solvent banks (bHt Darien-SIsJ
EASTERN EXCHANGE. ,"
pI;r PAR
tuihoIe, = ION
l5-2a6 o:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
5000
G OON SKINS

COON SKINS
WANTED
INDR which The highest price will be paid ~
~ The City Auction Rooms. No. los Marksi
Spurc hy
jrn17 BRENTLINGER e. SHALIrROsS
AMS-lOO uew Bacon Hons. offne quail ly
= = just received and g. sale az Ire Gncsrv ~
tsHI ~ ErFassUru
NA/NAIELf LOGIC anu iNt.,ul., Iuss bel.
w cclycJ onJ Tor sale hv
JOHN FISHER.
Jn p lU Nam Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-08
TO CONTRACTORS

LNORW subscriber, haying
an extensivs acquaintance in The easi, especI-
ally IN Maryland. prOposes TO forward any dcs-
cTlpton OF produce at charges which will be satis-
factory. His warehouse Is pc ,uliarly adapted 10
the Storage Of Pork, Lard, Butter and Bacon.
III JAMESON
Jan , Market Space. Wheeling.