Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-20

#a#e 81 44#cHesl - .uWHlt HHH Iae6 sons
arc seeking Investments, aai IS ~
u4fabaaIe 9aat iasre All ae r.se .s
safl.a zood as there has baea "a stocks
an8 ~ 8thcf ao.ec.s 81 Investment b.
as o general taie. 40 oae branch - bis .
mess car long le more prah4te 'aaa
another e. capitalists 04I Sal E -
aad eas4ee ia s. I raat -
b.i5eu. lone branch i a.z.H
Iarau-ir. more ara.t $50 1850.
capial W4II seck n I#H Na
lei IN WOODEN manufactures is ~.
welded 40 atefat- 81 fa1ae pei sfn'-
A a.saaea. has sen altaase5 10
.a.af ~ reA#Hf % Ia2 aoI Iaf maa-
I#ie.4res. .6aH be Immense an1uH. 70
aar mHa asafHe pfodaeis. Ihesa.-
~ o. 81 Iae rsoH. nude Ia eaH5
.Iai ISL aas one h8a1eeI anI seventy
lhfee mi, Hens "a pa1a1s s.eIHaR, 81
which caasn es3as scte "a $ tsa n..-
lions al all thIsa#naaai q product -
what were the etfafsR Wat pr.paIe
ton was consumed 10 Geat bnaIn
aud what eHnaec8' THefs aere COZ
#samei Mt home one aaHIfei twenty ~
millions sterling auI 38e Waa.e sa1eaf
#"fcKpaffs we're laut sotea millions -
vow, ST, docs nol every oue Sc TIA
Cireu Bulaiu manu- aciures three times
as much Tor herself as she eNparls' ~
her cotton goods she consumes twenty
eight millions "A, home. AID exp4rts
twenty taree. III bef Wa3 exports 81
.maa1iac.afas are 50 iBcau iderable N
proportion so ihe a Ao.s amount. WA
elIeel would thc destruction II oar DE- He
manufactures have on the aggregate
manufacture 81 Eas.aaj1 Zen aHs
dollars worth O.. cotton goods, ehfeH
ae Wo3Id CONSUME void be tNo ml j.
aas sle6.Iae. aa8 ials would moi BE-
I1ar per cent. GA her cotton ma44lae
mfc. The addition go ihe omsau. ~
lef business would be seafce y eerec#l
be, and Il would uot increase her a8i..
.ify 10 consume aad pay for 4at pr9hes
Sic exports only the surplus hat SHE
does not want lor herself. and her main
IoaPet Is home consumption. l}y re3J
I & ~ eur duties therefore. ihe amount I'd
f hos consumption u cor coliou aad ola
+ 81 plcIscs- eau53 not be- Increased. aad
~o sh nd give her an opportunity. N4 Is
uDt .'te .ass ard iulo additional LABOR.
10 ar.as down oar maaufagfJfcs.
VII proceed 90 another abl.e.,an e.
lie policy Of The uct of lS42-l.s o8e-
quail aud UNJUST operation oa The daiF.f.
eut sections Of the country Thg Soaa
F TT SAID i, was 50 unjust and laufeus 10
The South tht i, rendered The Juaau d
burden AM az oppression 10 them ID
can only operate luJafpus,Y 90 the
South by increasing Inc ptlec of what
they buy, % diminish tho proe of what
they sell. (8olh, sad Nr NcDullc. -
Vow SIR, aol a sag au4clr, since the
Tamil 81 l-i2 us PASSED, has been ca
hauced 20 price There is .hc iael.
whatever Was the cause wi 20 Ia
iac.s also - LON iff8f ,.~~ss, az
--".s instances s7s ref crnf 81 ~.
lowest erode. here was an aJtapee
o. Three cent on primary ION. an8-as
iaf aa advance eftAo e,ni,. mad ga
l.ir aa advance of oae aal ha cents
ana told ,hal manufacturers 81 e.ffa5,
~ asaaahusees ale b1fiag at an adj
vance 81 thy per eel. GA The gs.re.
'hef bought al Two years ago. Clifton
goods a.c, therefore, expected 10 use
sotee"ha, "a paee.
Tobacco has "a 80 tlsea some f,,r w.
hec per cent. Nov these facts e,Bn..
be conirover'ei. .Iac pa.e, ol..e ara
AUCTIONS OF Tie senator's pau of III.
country have risen, and lbcg h,u.
bought ihetr supplies lower ..ey
nave a7iiai nigh prices rbu is Ger
fanny what laey would wish 10 8s
10" can they say, t.eref1fc. iha bs
lafh IS disastrous 70 ibeu4 Re ms,
say that, C the tara bad not been ass
sca, The cotton would have f.seu blpbef
ana t3e supplies been 5rolsh. lower
bur hoo
The gentleman says, II YOU vii IL,
f'fi len mihans ofcoli1a goods. ltv.II
raise Fue-s. Batu vail M, o.a,,,.
both Nay. lfeotlon rises. he .Y#h,s,|
10 pay more ior iae manufactured s...
''e- VI Tic gentleman saws al s5... +
laws aHtel The South mono ia4a4YsI. +
nan any olher paa Of the c5.nfr. -
nc saA ; 'Aeb are The producing ana lac
exporting States. Il may be- a8m.t..iI
mat 'het are the producing States. ll
.neA are ani TIC exporting STATE. IA
"t4a IS be says, system hat .e.If#
>s''Ae down all our staples. and ,.,s
''J~' Us 70 mem as u tbe duty Wefr|
90 iea On The cotton before T. wen. o,r
,. '.'' country. they must be pad. he
az $ by f.n Who imports or h1m who
: a' amount Is The same
~ = t'"s INTO the Treasury T6e
,''e,s .14. Tue duty is levied upon l.. the
.ne ','' ''a"s "a 5he market. II ,oa