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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY

N
Of HARTrORD, CONN.
Agency mt Richmond, virginia.
'NNilS Company was Incorporated in the wear
u lsis, with perpetual charter anda Capital II $500 900
and against s- OF damage by Ere ON d,,.lry ~
manufacturing estahslnen, household furniture mechan
d@. IN general on tbs most favorable terms
Any loe- which the Company may on sqae. taken at
TN. agency VIII be adjusted with proinrsiuds ami Lhcu
Applications for the poeie. may be
made TO te -bnher who has been fully appointed Agent for the
City Of Richmond and vicinity
II. BALDWIN. Agent
no 70 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
w olcsaIe and Retail.
q WE take this occasion again tn remind our friend-
% s s%s s :s%s sas s' s g. 1s "a
- bower than formerly, and it determination u
our stock az fast possible invite COUNTRY
assuring them hl, part wanting to plea
mem IN all respects Amongst assortment
FOR LADIES.
Ladies ysg superior feheh Morocco and Nd Slippers Me-
Ladies very superior French Morocco Walking shoes. do
Do fine French s'1 Maoo. aod * KID <, r., do
DO do caf.kin Buek.Gin Shoes
do eoi'urod Morocco SLIPPERS white AMI white Satin do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Genemens very superior Cakn and Morocco Boots Niles
Do low priced peEsed and Boots
DO very superior caf.kn and Morocco BroEan- Niles
DO fine Calf Kpkin Brogans and Shoe. assorted
Do fine Buekskn shoes and slippers
Misses very fine French Morocco aud KID sIipper.
10 20 do do do Walking Shoes
do do do and SeaIskin Bootees
do do do Seal-kin mi Leather Walking Shoes
BOYS.
Boys very fine CalfskiR Brogans and Shoes
DO do do kTskin do
DO lined and bound, pegged and scwed Brngaus
DO thick unbound pegged seved Do
WOMEN.
Women leather peseed and sewed wells,
DO do Kid d. and Morocco slippers %pp,a DO 90
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound Pegged nj scwed Kin Brogans
DO do do do Shoe
DO thick unbound Tegged nd sewed Brogans
DO thick pegged and sewed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Chens Boots and Shoes NJ all prcss
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather Frame Tayelinr Trnnk al,
por carpet Travelling Bags Naee Trunks Cap Letter
wrapping Paper, Shoe Thread assorted Shoe brushes
halr trunks, al sizes &c u. BURLINGTON 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers n Boots, Shoes SC
IIfsse
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD. =

INHE public are hereby notified that on Satur.
= day the st proImo, the night Baltimore and
fhldepha VIII be reestabi and that North
ON and after that day reach Philadelphia the day
when they leave Northumberland New York
beng at Philadelphia day IN advance Of those Bay
Steamboats,
WIN view OF fHsHTtHg connexions Washington
departure oil the Washington and Baltimore Washington
VIII be delayed whilst the Augusta repair half past
instead Of {, p. NJ.
" Returning south by leaving
y A. NJ arrive IN Richmond by hall past NJ after
ssu,
M' '"-lu Agent OF Transportation
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rs. Els New Rook AT 25 Cents.
ANHE WIVES OLE ENGI IN -
NOW CONPI ETE

n cia.s o. ans Manufactures and Mnes eontainp,
r. AZ "a - OF their Principles Practiee bv 49,.
mr. 49,, = II = &c Illustrated with engravinr.on Wv
ms volume OF 1910 pages strongly bound in L. tber
AZ os ~ DUN S"ie OF SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS
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Osi paoushed BY E. Luen Eclectic Museum or Fo,..
Literature, Science Art for Anr. rereir soaegn
al the BOOK store OF Zap gu SMITH DRINEFR =
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WHOLESALE a RETAIL. DEALERS IN
Boots, SHOES, Travelling Trunks, Carpet rx.yx
&c. &c.
Keep constantly hand large assortment, ~ H.
and Shoes from tic most approved Eastern Northern Manue
tories. a"1~e-
nufactuers prices. ~ "a
JrpAn MYsRs, D..
TnosAs w Ktssrr {hehnond va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-25

NE suit OF apparatus invented by Dr. Ro Tbom.on az Co
Inbus Ohio forihe cure Of ProapSus are well worthy
me at'enton OF physicians throughout state.
They have ed very wherever sal and have
Gu oi themselves claims IN superiority any other INSTRUMENT,
which nave been offered 10 tire profession cure OF the ~
ms tEL'ic Co7sEr radically Proapsus Uer readily ad
al worn without any inconvenience patient which
respect ihey dnes essentially having metallic g.
lE AHposiNl BsNDtoE daring the perIOi Of CESSATION
AeI ur't gives great relief to The patient prevents
ne many cases within the knowledge subscribers where tn,
' instruments OF TINS Character
high prices deuanded-ndleed them TO uase surt
van e 'eniee A. enables them put the srce OF
.,n examination only OF the instruments required con
vince Of their efficiency and superiority
Ia AIRY nt-,- Al . ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
AUGIST LIZ. q

NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
n I the New St"re of q g. X x MARSH.
a No iii Main street. } b & r b Marsh
have received Their first stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods. as follows:
Super Fresch Black, English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain and fancy cassimeres.
Belgic, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Clorhs,
SattInetts, Kentucky Jeans ahd " akefvld Ker-
seys; White GauZe, Red, Yellow. TwIlled and
printed F~lanneisiplain aud hg'd silks, and sat
ms NEW ,siyle0 plain, striped, wattred, change
able, hg'd and plain Alpaca I.ustres, Bombazines;
SATIN striped and plain Muslin de LANES, striped
Chusans, Iusire LANES, Grape Ruchel, Striped
.unettas, printed SaxoEy, French and English
Msrlnues; Manchester, EarlsIon, French and
S~hainbra Stnghams; Brocha, Damask dc LANES,
nerinO, embroidered, Damask WOOilen, Tartan,
EiI'd Meuno, ThIhet, Kabyle, Lady Sale and
Helen NcGTegor Ladies Shawls; co'd aud black
Ma gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points and
Dress Handkerchisfs Alpacha Aprons, Silk
apron tasseis, Black and cold twisted silk finges,
Working Canvass, Zephyr worstcd, Thread lace
edgln"s and lnser;Ings; Swiss and Jaconet de-.
Ashburton, Lyons and Fancy Net Laces, cold
SILK DlmpS, Rlvene and Hem-sutched Linen
cambria hdkfs, plain and fg'd white and black
Net; PLAIN and hg'd Swiss, Book, Lace striped,
checked and JacOnet MHsiins; Mull Null, Nan
socks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambric; Plain and
hg'd bObblnetts, black CASTELAR, Net; new style
bonnet Rihbans; silk pccke, Hdkfs; Iiish linens;
Muhalr cloak tasselS, Cd and "a Table Diaper,
Sd Linen Diaper. Russia do and tleached and
brown Linen Table cloths, linen shee;ings; biz
anu cold muslins, paper do. White and brown
hollands, silk and wOTsted Serge; black silk,
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
c%raNats, D'Orsay STARTS, Boz tie stocks and By
ron collars; hla *, white and coi'd Kid, cash
mere and Thihet gloves; Merlno aud Satin Yes
ungs; super Gum Suspenders, Suspender Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and.shlr;s; brOcade, mUbaIr add lasting coat and
overcoat buttons; fad, mohair and silk binding,
squar coat cord, German and American Pms:
black and White cotton, black Lambs Wool.
mixed SaXony and Cashmere Hose, 90 hall
Hose: Marine stripes, checked, brown and
bieached Dnlhngs, canvass, padding, bleacled
and brown muslin, waddlng, batting. Umbrellas:
a large assortment Of French ChIntzes, Brush q
EAMERICAN PRINTS.
One case Of tine Florence Braid Bonnets,I n,tr
style. Horse Hair GimpS; dc. dc.
invite the attention OF Country Merchants
To our stock. which Is large and well selected.
Our Gus TONERS and the citizens of Wheelng nd
vicinity, are respectfully invited to give us a call
before making their Fall purchases. Tor ire Can
and WILL sell Or GOODS cheaper than
trere erer before offered ia this city.
anS 81 J. q. 81 Il. b. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
PUBLIC VENDUE

ora large Flock 9f Sheep and 0hheI choice an0
select stock.
IN Tu, sday tRe I'D day Of October next, al
~ he farm IT the late 5 NIL Sprirg. Fsq four
miles from Wheeling, | shall proceed to sell his
stock Of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep,-als1.
farming utensils whra', hav IN the stack, a
laroe crop Of Urn in the field and ither articles.
This stock of cattle. hogs and sheep, are of the
most improved breed. The sheep, consisting of
a flock OF about nineteen hu ntred, exclusive Of n
large number Of capital bucks, arr bel ieved TO
be mostly young and Of excellent quality of Meri.
no aud SaXnuy blood. Persons wishing To-
improve their stocks OF cattle AID hogs wjIIi
TO well To attend the sale. A number of choice
Berkshire stock hogs and pigs can be hal singly
or by pairs. Among this stock Is a most sc.ect
aud splendid lot Of mich cows, calves and he 20
fers ofDuTham and other approved breeds, togc-
ther with two capital two wear old bulls by San.
Ia Anna.
On ali sales over five dollars a credit Of nine
months NIil he gwen, rhe purchasers giving APP
proved negotiable notes with good security
O he! particulars Of sale will be made known at
the time. JACOB, niSirdfOr.
The RelmoHt Chronicle, SteuhCnviile Herald,
Wellshurgh Transcript, Marshall Beacon and
Washington Reporter, will please publish 10 amt
81 and Ch dTSe this Ohce. sep Its
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

4 CARD MIR Wharton.-S,r. as it Is n mat.
"a ter Of no small interest to Irtvell, rs. To he
made comfortable while they remain at a public
house, would take the liberty. through Your paper.
To recumn erd To The Merchants of The West and
all others who visit Philadelphia. To put up at the
Madison llonse, kept 10y Gel Geo Ferree, on 2d ST.
above Market. Al This house The table il richly
furnished with all the varieties Of the season, and
by the way the cookery is of The right kind. II is
the object of the host and hostess Of tho house, rr
make all his guests comfortable and feel themselves
at home. A CITIZE OF
sep II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Il A u r TX d Z OK.
a RE lust renewing from New York. Phi'a-
"a delphia and Raltinore, At their Store No.
l57 Main street, NHEELISG, Va. an entire new
stock of British, French aud American Coos,
Ofall the various STYLES and qualities Ia suit the
fall trade. Their will be fnuns in the assoItmeDt.
40 pieces assorted Cloths, % ps cashmere,
asserted .'ors; 61 rs Satlnets assorted %cnlors;
20 rs XIV Jeans; so Ds Red, White and Yellow
FLAIR els; 400 ps bleached Nuslins; 80 Us Bed
Ticklngs: 200 - American and British Prints;
80 bales Brown SheeunCs; CO Rsplain, s'TIped
and chanEeable Alpaca LusfreS; 20 pS Chusaus,
a new article for { aides dresses; 80 ps FarlSt.n n,
French and emhO' sed GinghamS;3 ps German
and French MerInues; 10 - French BnmbaZines;
% ps assorted Silks; 30 pS IRISH Linens; 80 ps
Apron Check. ~ rs Furniture DO; 10 pS Gnntie
cloths; &" p~ Hard Times; 2O rs Forest cloths,
100 ps cOlOrcd Musiins; - ps MouslIn de lanes,
plain, slriIed and changeahie; 100 daZ Ladies
silk, worsied, cotton. Tisle Thread and MUhair
Hose; 80 duZ I aides and Gents Gloves Of all
descriptions md prices; 300 doZ SpoOl cnttons,
assorted numbers; 200 lbs Skein cotton, white
and cold; 100 lbs Patent Thread all colors; 10
lbs Sewing = ilk; 100 packs German and Amen
can Pins; 100 doZ gun, webb md nett Suspen-
ders; 80 pS Pongee Hdkfs, % p FLAG and Fancy
do; 10 doz Italian Cravats, % doz Satin and
BOmbaZ'ne SiorJs. 20toz ! Iuen Camhric Hand
kerchIefs, 5 ps rich fg'd and sUriPed Velvet for
Ladies dresses, 10 rs silk Velvet, Tops cotton do.
: ps Alpine cloths for Ladies riding habits. 30
doz silk. Taglioni, Edinburgh and nett Shawls:
Together with a variety Of Fancy Goods, Rib
Plat aud Ashhurton LacCs. Also, plain and fg'd
Robhinctts, Swiss Null and Jaconet MUSlIus;
Grecianettes and Cap Laces, Wash blonde and
Bishop Lawns. Aho-a large assortment o
Coat Trimmings, Tapes, lslets and Buttons of al
descriptions.
ALSO
p doz Florence Braid, Prize Albert, Cypress
straw aud SILK Rnnnrts.
30 doz Mems and Bows Sealette Cans,
10 doZ Velvetecn and ClO.h do.
10 d1Z Fur do.
, dtZ sim Otter DO.
% bales Pittsburgh cotton Warn, N bales bat
ting, &c. &c. 20 prs Ross and MaekinaV Banl
K Is.
Country merchants wishine 10 purchase an en-
tn new stock, or TO assert theII stock on hand
will be accommodated on the most adventageou
terms.
The above goods were purchased At tn
low est CASH prices, and will be sold whOlesal
or retail at prices that Cannot Re beat West o
the Mountlins. All we AK, Is for the public &
call and cvq wine nv stock. No trouble = o snow
goods at No I57 Main street, WHEELrSa, Va.
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
IO TmE PUBLIC-The 90 Do enIe neI

TIE PUBLIC-The cases Of cure per.
"rmcd by TIC S'aiuhum Vegetable Extract
Pills. now become 50 numerous that The propletors
are Obliged, instead Of Publishing At length the par.
rIculnr., only 10 give an abstract Of several IesiimO-
mails.
CURES-Mrs Waterbury, Of No SO Vsrick -, '
Y. cured uf salt rhcum. attended with frequent pans
iu her head. pr over Yenis' standing.
Mrs Muhony. Of No l6 Ann ST.. Y, cured Of
rl~iiveness. AID pains ia her side u over years
standing.
Mrs Van Nest. Of No IA Dnminick ~, Y. cured
Of violent pains throughout her body, Of 9 years
standing.
Mrs Murlis, of No AS Greenwich -, n Y, cured
nf the liver complaint and violent pains Throughout.
her bpdv, 90 ! yeNrs standing.
Mr. VIM + johnson, Of No 10 9th avenue; y Y
cured of The fever aud ague 20 It's first Stages and
Of lpug standing.
Mr. WIN Wsus. Of Philadelphia Hotel. BaucY,N
v. cured of very severe culd,
The ahC We medicine is for sale al the proprietor
office. 335 Broadway, " v.
Price 25 cents per box. Omce 33S Broadway
next door below tic Tabernacle.
For sale by JOHN n THOMPSON.
NJ tho bookstore or W RoBB.
Also, by, r w BaSSETF
sen 70 Suurh Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
FOR TIE EAST.

TNE MERCHANTS TRANSPORTATION
co. between PITTSBURGH and the EAST.
ERN CITIES, having recently greatly increased
their iacIIiiics for giving quick despatch To Freights
going East, respectfully solicit consIgum ,nI ii Pro
duce and Merchandise for shipm mt.
This Line Is r, imposed exclusively If
PORTABLE CANAL EOATS.
passing the Mountains Uiihnuf tran shi ymeBt
Their raIes shall alway be as low as by any
Limo.
On Tobacco, Bacon. Butter, &c.47!c per 100 lbs
" WoOl, 50 do.
" Flour per hhl. IS
These prices include all expenses in Pittsburgh
Please cunsign To CLARKE g. TIIAW.
Pittsburgh, Sep Is, 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
THE Fl RS" NEW GOODS
IN THE MARKET!

~SENSENEN, NO. 1871 ZANES' ROW
~ has this dav received n fresh supply Ct
Blue Black and WHul dyed CLOTHS, Blue BIacl.
aud FancJ CASSIMERES, Cas,iuelrs and Kenluc-
by Jeans. every color and price; Red, Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy cnlored
Alpaca Cloths and LUSTRES: Ch"snn Dclaines,
y new AMI beautiful article for Ladies Dresses; a
large lot Of dark and beautiful PRINTS. some ofIhc
hest ever offered Tor l2I cents: Blenched and Brown
MusIlus OF every variety. with a great many other
articles which have been selected with great care,
and VIII he sold on most reasonable terms. His
customers. and every budy else WHATS GOT rHE
FUNDS please call up nud buy.
Wheeling. august If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19

NXTRA super Black and blue black BON
Ia BAZINES. plain sHd variegared SILK
PRINCES, GIMPS. &c. Just received Ivy
sep y o w HEISKELL.
W EW GOODS-O. w. HEISKELL. ha.
~ commenced receiving his Fall supply Of DRY
GOODS. 60 which he would respectfully call the
attention of The public. lie has already received q
prrrion Of his FANCY GOODS, with a fall and
complete assortment Of Staple articles for family use,
and will soon have he pleasure nf announcing TO
The Ladies. the arrival Of a beautiful variety Of
GOODS. all Of which were purchased at New York.
and will be sold at prices TO suit the times.
sep II
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a. o. FAIRCHILD,

~ Os FAthtElILDs
No: 1919 MAIN SrREET. WHEELING
WA DEALER ~
TCHES. CLOCKS. JEwELRY. PLATED
WARE, FANCY GOODS. COiIBS. Sc.
As just received from New York n1d Phila.
deIphia a complete assortment vt Guuds in
his line, among rhe leading articles are the follow.
ing:
Gold detached and Anchor EscaPoment Lever
Wnirhes
Gold and Silver Ierine Watches;
Silver detached Lever W1irios
D. QuarIer de-;
d. Vertical de-;
A'ahastrr. Brass and Wood Clerks;
Gold Guard and Fob Chat ms; Miniature Cases,
Lorkcts; DamonI. Emerald. Cameo. Enamelled
AID Gold Breast Pms: Gold. Sell aud plain Finger
Rings. Silver PEN, lis, Silver ThimbIes. Silver Spoons
and Batter Knives. Gould and Silver SPcc'ncles.
Also. n large ns-urmcnt Of fine and Common
Jewelry; Gold Peacils and Gold Bracelets; Britannia
Ware IN Sets: BruIuia Coffee Pots. Plated Candle.
sticks md Casters; silver Sugar Tpugs. Salt Spoons
&c. German Silver Table and Tco SpuUus; Wallets
Hair Brushes. Combs ofall kinds; P%crfumcry. Razoi
Straps. Tuuih Brushes, Scissors Pocket Cutlery
laz,r; Accordious Card Cases. Travelling Baskets
Toys cfall s,uS Lace Edrwzs ned l]nseuiugs
Watch Tools and materials; Spectacle Glasses 6uo'
Co. old Flames uiau kinds.
~ cuuncxiUn with other articles usually Kept d
Fancy Stores, which be oilers Nt prices 10 suit iI
trncs.
Silver Spoons manufactured io order and warrar
te'; Watches and Clocks rcraucd "a y1rnn'ed
scp4
NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERs-7O0
~ Eot 81 Mahogany veneers of superior quail
". and ior sale low Tor Cash. ~ M l43 Main S
Wheeling. Va NiENDEL g. UARBOR
sUz -
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10000 DOLLARS.

MORE NEW GOODS. nj the Netr York chez,
INl Cash Store ! lS9 Market ST. WHEELING, VA.
\ = YORKE. would respectfully iniotm his
customers and The public generally. that he has Jus,
returned fun The Fast with u general nssnrinen, of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cro-kcry Ware
Hardware, Boots, Shoes. Sc. which ne is now omen.
ing and ready Ia sell as cheap or cheaper than over
The p7hlic are invited to call and examine The fol
lowing articles, viz
GROCER ES.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
% boxes Gunpowler TEA. so chest, Y n TEA.
~ do Hyson Skin do. 10 boxes Imperial do.
2OO0 Lbs Lnai SUGAR, 5 hhds " o SUGAR,
2OOO lbs white Havana do; 25 Tierces RICE;
20 bbls y o MOLASSES; 20 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERNTUS;
10 boxes ~ plug TOBACCO, sup quality.
10 do l6 plug do de-,
~ do 81 plug do do.
5 kegs 5 Twist do do.
Nutmees. Ground Pepper. Grund Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Madden. 10 Boxes Pipes. sc.
DRY GOODS
blk broad CLOTHS. 3 ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green de-;
Ribbed CASSIMERES. Black CASSINERES;
Cassine'is of all qualities; Kcrseys Of all qualities;
Linseys Of NIL qualities; 10 bales brown Muslins,
goo pcices blcached MUSLINS;
200 ~ PRINTS Of all qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN vESFING.
Fancy NESTING ufLll qualities and prices:
lkISH LINEN; Blerch'd and brp' Dri Is;
AKRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all prices; Linen and Silk IIdLfs;
Bin n d hrpwp HOSE, Gents and Ladies' Gloves.
o n ~SIIOES-200 prs Ladies' Slippers
OF all prices md qualities; so prs LADIES Cater
Boots; 100 prs Ladies Kid Slippers; so q S Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems CalfBOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs MeIs' Thick and KIP
BruGnns. cheaper than over before offered IN this city.
HARDWARE OF all kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever hefore offered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment of common
and printed Cmckery by the crate aud retail. Alsn
many other articles too numerous Ia neEtinn. Al
OF which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered IN lhis city.
y B.--COunrry merchants will he supplied at
pu@es. with a small commission added.
sep Is A + YORKE.
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BANK NOTE a EXCHANGE LIsT


Corrected Tor the Wheeling Times.
srANDARD-GoLD AND SILVER.
ONO philadelphia bank " pa
CINCINNATI Banks parSJuth wark bank " par
Franklin ok Columbus 2Iwe.iern bark 4" PAL
ShiIicOihe B snk of Penua. " par
Lancaster 2OdB K of Penn tuwnsh. " poI
Com hS Lake Erie 3OdMnyamchsIng hank " PAL
Orbana hank 15dNtechanics' bank " por
Granville bank oOdNlanuG& Mech blk " pa,
Canton bank 5OdBank of Chester co. par
cleveland bank 45dBank of Delaware CO pnr
Seioio bank 30dBaRk Of Germantown mar
Geauga bank. WesiernB'k Of Montgomery co ror
Reserve, Massilon,C ulum- Doylestownb b. Bucks copar
bIana. Farmers biz SIeu. Easron bank mar
benville. bk Nj Pleasant Farmers blk Bucks co par
Belm"HIhk 5 Gainesville. franklin biz washton par
Muskingum ok. Clinton Nlung. biz Brownsville par
bk OF Colunhus, hark ofColumbia bank and
Wooster, bank uf Sandus- Bridge Company 9
Ky, bank of Nenia, bank Farmers blk Lancaster 2
Ell Marietta Warren bankLancaster county BIZ 3
Circlevil'e q, GAINESVILLE bk. York bank :
Dayton,and Norwalk. 2 dBank of Chambersburp :
HENrUcKY.All banks parGeiiysburg bank s
INDIANA BIZ of Susquehanna CO 20
State Bank & br'chs 2ldMIneIs' biz af POusyille 7
State Scrip BOD Bank of Middletown 5
ILLINOIS Bkof Northumberland !
Stale bank and branche, Carlisle bark )
81 Famers' BIZ Of Reading ,
Sh1wneeiONn williamsburg bank 5
MICHIGAN uncerIaiulIunesdale bank >
TENNESSEE Lebanon bank 5
All banks 4a5dErie bank 6
VIRGINIA Waynesburgh bank 5
All banks parBlnk OF LewIsiown .
PENNsTLvANiA Northampton hank go
Banks Of Pittsburgh parWyoming bank 10
Bk OF N ANA PhiTa parPtIsbuTgh relief notes 5
Bk DIN Liberties " parC"untryTelief notes 6
Com. BIZ Of Penn. " patE.ne, s
Kensingion Bank " par Berks & West branch -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-19
CAUTION TO SOUTHERN sLAvEHoI

n NAtIION ~ SOlllttkN SLANElIOI.
" DEiS. On The l7Ih of August last | arrived
ia Baltimore. Maryland, with my family. and n,k
apartments NJ The "Fuuuiain lnu.' (iaie BclIzhup.
ver'sJ NOV kept by Mtssrs DIX IL Egg Aturhrd
To my family was female slave. On the 24Ih ulI.
a wit Was issued. as / am Informed, at The instance
Of two servams employed at SAID hotel, viz, Philip
Grnss and Romeo PncC, To wrGsi said female slave
from IN on the ground that she had bcen brought
from anUIher STATE. As snon as The facts acre made
known tu Messrs Dix q Fogg, they. with a prom u
Iude Tor Which they are disIiuguI shed, discharged
The aforesaid servants, Philip aud Romeo, and Iniur
med all the priucipal Hotel keepers in the city ofiho
fact, all Of whom refused to give them employment,
with The exception % DaUid Bdrnum y "a of The
Guy Hotel, whu immediately gave employment TO
Romeo Pnce, tie Oldest OF ihe two aud no doubt
The leader of The plot. This rlujiou | deem due 10
SuuIhem travellers. so that whcu they ylsiI the
Northern and middle States IheJ may knoN which
Of The Il"Hel Keepers Ia encourage.
THOMAS n BUCKNER. Mississippi.
Baltimore, Sept 4Il. lS43. sept Is
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Samuel Caldwell.

Samuel Caldwell.
The plaintiff IN this case will cake notice that
the deposIuOns OF James VI Stokes aid others,
will he taken at the office Of John BINS, alder
lnan Ii the city of Philadelphia, on the 18th day
OF October next, between the hours of . O'Clock
a NJ and . T. M. 10 be read IN evidence on the
Trial Of tbs above named cause.
sep 10 5v WILSON, AttorHey.
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HTST RECEIVED. a beautiful assortment ct
90 THREAD LACES and EDGINGS; alsr IA
COMET. aud SWISS EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS, whIch will be sold much cheaper than usual,
Nv lsep l2) w HEISKELL.
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| n the Circuit Superior court If Law and Chan
= Gerry for Ohio county.
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