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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-24

The following brief history Of the fate of the
Apostles, we have never seen in popular print
till day ago. 1t may be new to those whose rea-
ding has not been evangelical, to know that
81. .Matihetc is supposed to have suffered mar
tyrdom, OF was slain BY sword, at the city Of
Ethiopia.
st. Mark was dragged through the streets Of Al,
exander, in Egypt, till he expired.
81. Luke was hanged upon an olive tree in
Greece.
st. John was put into cauldron of boiling oil
at Rome, and escaped DEATH He afterwards died
natural death at Ephesus, in Asia.
Sc. James the great was beheaded at Jerusalem.
Sc. James the Tess was thrown from pinnacle,
or wing Of the temple, and then beaten to death
with fuller's club.
St. Philip was hanged up against pillar, at Hi
efapolis, city Of Phrygia.
81. BarthOl0metc was hayed alive by the COM
mand Of baFbarous king.
ST. ydRdretC was bound to cross, whence he
preached unto the people until he expired
st. Thomas was run through the body with a
lance, at Coromandel, in the East Indies
ST. Jude was shot to death with arrows
st. Simon ZeaiOt was crucified in Persia.
ST. Matthias was FIRST stoned and then beheaded.
st. BGvRGbGs was stoned to death by the Jews
at Salania.
81. Paul was beheaded at Rome, by the tyrant
Nero.
Bill for .M,rder.-The Grand Jury this morning
returned true bills against the following persons
charged with participation in the Kensington and
Southwark riots and murder, Wis
John Taggert for the murder Of George Shifler.
Samuel Vandergrift for the murder of corpora
Henry c. Troutman, Of the Germantown Blues.
Andrew McClain for the murder Of sergeant Johr
Guyer, Of the Germantown Blues.
Henry Haughey yet at large) for participating
in the murder Of Joseph Rice.
John Taggert for the murder Of Charles Stillwell
Peter Devlin for riot and participating in thu
murder Of George Shifler.-PhI. Gag.
In France several editors are Ministers Of State
per contra, forty -seven in prison for hbels OF
the GOveEumeut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-24
THE SLANDERER.

The Louisville Journal states that Gen. J. M.
McCaa the author Of the late foul ISLANDERS against
Mr.. Clay. recently made application to the session
Of the First Presbyterian Church of Lexington, OF
which he was IN Elder, for 4 certificate Of good
'wsral eharaetsr. The session Enthusiastically &C.
Snssa . gise hima eMtiAcplA
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-24
THE pRELATE'S NIECE.

AT a late Wing Meeting in New Jersey, c. P.
IIolcomb, Esq, in speech in favor of the Protec-
tive system, and in the presence OF six hun
dred factory girls. related the following incident:
al have seen myself, on the thiid floor of WOOL
factory at Tarifvile, in Connecticut, the daugh-
ter-the orphan daughter, Of an Episcopal clergy
man--the own niece of the oil Episcopal Bishop
Of the United States, the lasS Bishop Griswold Of
Massachusetts,, so engaged; and the fair Gertrude
and fair she washer brow as Parian marble-her
eye dark and bright, and full like the Gazeles and
"The mind beamed forth showing countenance
Radiant with pure light ethereal"
She felt none the less good, or virtuous, or re-
spectacle, that with the labor of her hands she as.
sisted to give support to a widowed mother in de-
Ginning health and two or three young orphan sis
tiers. She was thus at work when l saw her on
what was the old mll-seat of her grandfather, who
had owned the country for circuit Of two miles
round. may mention here's as exposing that silly
argument Of the poor against the rich-that have
heard my father say, that when boy he took gris
80 aha saulc old mill. that MIR. alteTyard BlshoI
GrisN0id, was moving In an auJoininS nsIu; ~
hung his scythe upon an apple tres, took the girls
ohis horse, ground it, put the bags on, and started
him home. My father subsequently, studied the
languages, Greek and Latin, with MIR. Griswold,
and came to the bar, while the miller became a
Bishop, and deceased but few months since, with
the reputation of being one the most learned and
respected dvnes in the Episcopal Church.
As some may be curious to know the subse-
quent fortunes Of the fair factory girl will only
add, that about ten miles farther up the Farming
ton, stands neat and comfortable dwelling sur
rounded by shrubbery that Shenstone might in
deed have enved, and thither good and honest
Wing has invited her to come ana snare ms caoin'
and has sworn to love, honor, and protect her One
or two young rose buds have since opened their Pc
tails to the sun to grace still farther the patent STEM
And my fair country women, without wishing you
any thing bad, and not knowing what can wish
you better, may your fate in due time resemble my
fair friend's--in the Wing husbands rose buds and
all, and be sure after thaty keep the latch;strag
out to all honest Wings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-24
DEFECT IN A MILL.

A faithful minister, who knew that miller in
the neghborhood, who was proud of his business
and machinery prosecuted his calling on the Lords
day, as many millers still do. called upon him and
fell into conversation respecting his mill. "a fine
MILL" said he, one of the very best have ever
SEEN" This was nothing more than was true, and
the miller had heard as much many times before;
hut his skill and Judgment were gratifed with this
new testimony, and his feelings were Of course con-
ciliated: But al" continued the minister, after
a moments pause, there is one defect in it,:
IS What Is that ," carelessly asked the miller, "a
yery serious defect too" what Is III" repeated
the miller. "And will no doubt one day ruin The
the imuatient, and half angry miller. "K goes on
he Sabbath exclaimed the minister in firm and
solemn. and monitory tone. The astonisbed man
stood blank and silent and when the minister went
IN with remonstrance and exhortation, in which
the danger Of his state and PRACTICES and the call
repentance and faith were urged upon him, he lis
tened with respectful submission, and promised to
iurn from his WAYS of sin, and especially from his
violation of the fourth commandment.
The Recent Firm of James Read & Co.-The
assignee in bankruptcy of the estate Of the late firm
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-24

In France several editors are Ministers Of State
per contra, forty-seven are in prison for lbes on
the Goverument.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-24

.Morses Magnetic Telegyapk.-The vast utility
and importance Of this greatest Of the great inven-
tons Of modern times has been fully manifested du-
ring the last three days Ofthe propriefy Of its be-
ing placed under the exclusive control Of the Gov
ern,nent, and extended over the whole seaboard,
we think there can be no longer any room for dis
pute. The results Of the elections Of che several
wards Of the city Of Baltimore and the counties Of
Maryland have, through the agency Of the Tele-
graph been made known TO Us here in On instant af-
ter they were reported at the Office in Pal,imare
literally realized the fable If the Arabian Nights
ahnihilaiing both time and space. and enabling rs
to transmit the Intelligence Wiih6ut delay 70 every
quarter Of the ernnty.-.lyde. Ina
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
IK,nrlLAwsof NArIRE 40 80.

Ksnt!LAwsOt NATURE 1t !. an nndouh'e Cd
II TACT that nature has provided specific remsd i
IN The Vegetable kagiam) 81 every disease ihai
'ie-h her n, aui "a is als1 fact hat these same
fcnsaits. II iaksn pe4sef time and seanoa vii
efidlesie d.eass and f,stsfe health but eIpefence
la. taught ~ hat when yanaus roofs and plants
e, hieh constitute these remedies have hecn Ef
ng ifmc gathered fram their native s1t. tanspor.
red acn@- She ses-. dfied 10 The snns OF many nm
NETS. aud nilh.fsd By The insis Of many winters
their eumtiRe properties are much diminished and
IA ofdef "a prriafr thr desue1 effect upan The hu
man sysiem. u bcetnrs nrcsssafY 10 administer
hem 10 large descs-hcree arises The nsasea sHi-
tag, aHd sefahie sensations alter taking badly PIE.
pafed a.d impure medicine
Bui srleHfe. Nb,sr nahios ssntk Is 10 alev ATE
tie safs1ngs Of human ualufc has enabled HE pro.
pneors OF
SrA1NBURN'S
-NE6ErABIE EXTRACT Pills
T. ctiari. rs mean. ui neN scientific machinery.
al The medicinal virtues IA ihrf sufts aud o'ignli
i1fn'. ilau The remedies nature hos given ,of Tho
me Il man. without any Of those lnerl yufi4an.
"a hirh initiate sunuy The syslem.
\ moments r,amtuai,an must convince every m
dsidaai thar rms METHOD Of preparing pdl Is
saI ef.af o. I'll aih,f methods ever invented. They
ara Natre'. Rcmsdy--
ruRE PERFECT. AND ORIGINAL
ruec 25 cent. per hur Office 33s Broadway
nett daaf below lie Tabernacle
f1f sale at IT, bJo siu,c 1T " RpBB
Al-o, by w BkSSEfF
jan South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

nIVIDEND-'rh Boarl Of Director, ui the
y Wheeiis Savings Institution, have dec lated
dividend Of ihtce per cent an The capital stock Of
said lnsliiauon. subject to deduction Of tso and
Lalf per cent The amnnnt NJ said dividend
beng The State "a, imposed hg The sei Of Assent ly
" Mlrch 81 lSl3 The residue Will he paid on
or alter tho l5ih nat. X hrCeY
ian Teens.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

Ma Wn<xru>s PIesse ANNOUNCE GkO DUTY.
E-9. a. candidate cor Mayor VI me cry OF Wheel.
ing.
iSF WARD
Mn WassreS Yaa vii irsen thc name. Of
Thenss iIaabe,. = s. Cri-emrta. and Eph Pollock.
ns The mnst Suitable prrsnn< - represent The 1t
Ward IN The City Council of the rrcsenf year
MAJORITY.
Ma WHARTON Please announce The name ei
RICHARD SlMNs. E.q. candidate ST The
e-<Ss Of Mssuf VI the city Al lie ensuing eieri'.f6
VOTERS.
w w. .Shriver. and W. s Wtrtham atr caudi
dates IN represent The % w nj IN he Caanoti II
this CITY. Yours. 2D WARD
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orr,cr or rne rinr & MARrsEl

lNxrgssnS Co ui Wheeling.
FBNIlE Snrkhnlfcr Of lhi. Company. are hereby
notified thai the annual election for nine
directors. 10 serve far te present year. has been
postponed mil Monday The 9Th in.. between The
hours oi 10 A NJ. and ? NJ. al the niIicc II said
company. X w HARDING.
ian ,
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,tENsESEY a. RHODES.

cENSESEY & RHODES. have on hand
y m essrnsive assortment VI scasanahle Dry
Goods Which ihry are REsoLyEp In sell very low
fnt CASH They respectfully nsk the public 10
call and examine their stock heiofe bnying. they
are disposed To commence the New Year. with
increased eretiions 10 DO business. jan |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

DuCE-Wanied Country Produce +
tarea. hed- and qualities, such rs Batter,
Lard. Decd Peaches, &c aiso Canal 4 Rail Road
Scrip.
Far sale nf teh. sesera houses, IN Mar lnssiilc
and Rl.hielown on tie ii Aptil
II. NJ. JAMESON.
Market Square
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WIZ IN 5Gs& y.

TF0fnFT ~ W-n77F 1N0 1NT1T f7r1'f7I
Mrs WADE wanid respectfully luf7rm nc
VI Ladit.of IIbcefiHr and rl.iaftv fhat .br
has LIST received tom Philadelphia an NV
NnJk be Fall fshaps aftri the ntrs4 Fr nch
afYle. Beanrts. Gfps. Rppnet SHIha, Freqch
Flowers. Plumcz. H1nncf1 Cao Ribbons Fsary
Nets. six and Wash Blonde. lactA asd Id
einp- all IF winch sne OIL o. NJ Eastern pi fce -.
y & S,hrern and straw Ronuets ct,autd,
alterou aud steel pressed N the aiesf siYic and
~ short notice oct -
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AoFAIRCHUp.
CoMMIesrONrn,s sALr.

IL GIIANCEPN YIN The ctr,1f superior supo-
l rIor roarl law md chnncery for Ohio county.
The Sor5h. "espia Rsnk Of Nngtoia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

a 1TENf1DN We are apursachiAg the
"a commencement Of u Nc@ Year, and fho
subscriber feels very dr' To IA II see all his Gus
toners, TOR VIII Dse liberal pa .fonaae ne take.
tins occasion 10 rsturn his sincere thanks lenfer
{ with clean hands aud sinnd upon his hooks
with balanced account. lie therefore ERNEST
" solefts all who have accounts with him. 10
clIl an settle before he Il nf Jan. lsli
d.c3a SAM'I M'CI.AIIFN.
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n eIANkEr~, RN1zFS ANp fIANNFTs
n ? II ~ eaHl nj rho Cauef Man na1 Nioa,e,u
s''eets. .Hent f7" sic ef lba rrnffmf'atcd Wv
~ fe. ffH VII inv tnfno fno rasntet. Enl-4
Rud fhnurls =. ihe, nrr good NM eAcap. .efg
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corGIIcANDy-rhi.

DOf Frs GOTGII CANDN-This being
! The season Tor Coughs and Colds the snb.er-
her would inform The Puhlic thai he ha, received
fss supply Of tins Justly celebrated Candy which
lhangh not pulled into noefeiY By hundreds OF
unknown and lnefeduleas certificates. Is feeommen-
ded by Physicians and others well knann here as q
t.ieasaat. sale. aud efIeelual remedy ipr Colds
Coughs. liear.euess. Phlhysic. Hopping Cough.
Group Asthma, dc. For sale al the Dfng sl8rc
% LAFAYETTE MNEEIY
dec Il 202 M4n 81.
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= D ASkNTS-t - tu,, linz BASKETS.
n = ''si re- hy 'ret2' " Y sEIRY
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a toffii--39 hera pune green e. C.nee,
Y "r salc cheap by / IRWIN.
n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

a. p-Jas received u few hortcls 6nc slIAD,
~ l'lh,eh Nbe sold low f1f ra,h.
nrr no y MGlNNfS
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XTI5 FI.otrI,

Fl eLNIN GOoD s--Nale oalotod Alpacs.
Menrees atl Noi<hu 90 Lsincs { p dfc.te4
ard plum StaNIs. f,amc t-et,r'sl) Al,".a e n
hsss f'"'ai of fsrndl, pun's MI oier p'nm GOODS.
~ - W T SCI ny
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& kiltNG AND WRAPPING PAPER. far
snle ~ II FORSYTH q 60.
ret
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" GENE E!-NArlLpN or rho
= Memoirs af Y4urp ", aon hy Eugene Sue.
author "l Aftet'rs af Pefe, a.. Transmitted from
liz French T., II " llc,s.u JUS, RID ,i
ees - NEl1ORS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

INSI RANCE.

ii y lSkS vii hr aken = tie IRE &c MARINE
ia INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
Al tts iotosst rafss on
Buildings ofall kinds. ST, no. BRICK OF wooden
80 tHe.l cantents:
Nieauaaa - factories, mills. 6d.
Fufnf'ufe
And mtreh1udfss ef oil kinds.
Aud aRaln-talt danI.ts Intending The trans
periatlou o. goods aafisers. Likes, seas, canals
an railroads.
Fer nethatastcr ef Observation-Disclosures
utnde aud 1htmlliY lu thu al IBstmrui aud IN .-
menl If losses we beg lave a. tel-r 10 the Ia r.
ehadts 90 thI- place ard elsewhere VINO nave fad
the adjustment - clatWs UpHu rs aHH4
ahlee "a Mi s. y HARb1NG So =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

CAPS! CAPsu CAPS!!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ID ECKiVED ihis day. and nov opening large
IL and me.l splendid assortment 81 CAPS Of 6.
cry vaue ana qnallly wsfn, and committing IN pan
a. ullnwa
; doz Pine OTTER CAPS.
10 DO SEAL do.
IL IN MUSK d.
30 aoz common do do.
/ ; dnz fine SEALEF do.
90 daz common do. 40.
30 ia MEMS and BOYS HAIR CAPS.
All Of which viii be sold Il Abalc-a.e or retail.
at mail adnaace from Eqsts,n prtces. for CASH.
Sign II The BIG BLACK HAT Ia MIN -.
nov - At MCAiLAh.
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rEsmrcK Boors AND BRoGANs-

TALLANPRY or THE GENTLEMEN
"a There j. much iaIk iu 'o,yn about scvemI et
The gentlemen not having presented Ladies wilh
saitshlc Gifts on Christmas na,, my Ia nved
fepefisno of - disareeah'e stigma on y+ut
eharncter- far generously The snhcrhcr nv ties Yon
To purch1se faf New Years nay tna which day h.
guarantees ihat vouf pfescuis viii. be faYafahlf
received. and all pasl seeming neglect fpfsyen9
At wofa nj his
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

zymlly Pnds, or Ae Palace and The Poor Hons,
h lssl resiysd a. MElI1R's
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NARlA GRAFTON:
IN. lrr r.ar I'M eaoss ara ous npsn,s,

On. Lrr ntar eirl cao,ss nrH oss HUSBAND
Seated IN peasant chamber. VAS a
Dung adv, The daughter. of ane Of the
mos. afis.oefauc merchants IN New
England llc had risen from obsc1fliy
anu b. course, iheagh DOT strictly
honest, yosln accordance with ,hv prac
tee Of some Of The weallhiesi mor.
Chants IA the country, had ninassed u
large amoua, Of properly Nth him
wealth vas every hing. he knem solh
ing oi happiness, save when ii - en-
s.dcred IA he scale 81 dollars an3 crnis.
aud It needed only that a man b. veal.
thy. TO ma Ter by what means he be
came so, te ensure MS fespcei.
lis residence was bat a lev miller
iTom The cay OF Boston. and it vas one
OF the mos, beautiful IN that vicinity
No pans had b~en spared 10 mskc il
worthy OF notice. for NJ. Grafton vas
man fond Of praise. lis Youngest
daughter, Maria, was now the only
chiid fcnuming a home Two sons
on whom he had placed has hopes for
he pefPeleauon Of his family nao,e.
And on whom he lad desi encd TO be.
slo" The greater portion OF his wrath
died ere lheN had attained 10 manheoa
81 three daughters, Two wore m,ft,e1
leaving Maria with her father. Who 10
'ed her next perhaps, 10 his money.
> ID "er The thoughts of The :air girl
as she sal alone N her chamber l.,
'hey were soon interrupted he vn,q,.
81 hef ialher summoned her L. the ar
iof. " hca sh5 descended. she ci,.a
he "as accaml auird bs yoans ma,
n~ned stephens. Who had. some t,,n.
ptehuns. offered bis hand 10 Ma, a.,
mol eon.enie8 ~fih hri refusal ao4
Ano"'hs iho aitaebm al Of he, I, he,
To wealth., had callli HIM 10 his al
Nara fitsed her eyes a. she enie,,3
me foonh oai as soon as she s,w Sc
phtus' turned her head and seated a.,
sci hy HE Stn ~. Tier ,at.e,a84.a.
seu uef' preceding Stephens. and m
iorhel her thai n Ma Ia, ash -.
sho1 % accept him as her Gauf, H..
o'h0' Naaa informed her fathe, ~
SIC had felec'ed Mr S.e,ess on. -
.'"'' even DID she love him. which sbe
vas very certain she 5ii not her
''s'hen' 'aaghi her better ,aan - 80
''f ni''Pf'aess 10 bi, aaud.
n, la, 90 yea Aaaw ~ Io,,p~ ,,tai
VI =. ,''a' On 'aai WY are YOU as~G
= 80 ii'A to4r happiness Nth b.n,
-, ~. AN Is saihe'ent 10 pfocsfe yaa ?
''efy comior', aud h.. cb,,,r,s,
n, ,, "a ~ interrupted Mara, look
red n, Is 'ooAei "a aud MS 6p q4iy.
. 70 " no f'gr, sai me anse. ~ a.
-'-e' a'1'eely sscN toaa.s Far
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NEWS BY TIE HinERNIA.
We sc iaHbef dea.i oI ne rev. rs Tie
liaarinia. fftw lset,s,a Fraf47f, "a
TIE SpA.lE yRt.t

1liE STATE TRIALS.
ta-7lhing iopr q 90, das j. he STATE if.sa.
'#'a arc ns~ iaeus paee la babi4s T.e
ffea"#hsn &c have been marked b., at ute
- tae#i aHd oaI icrHHR acIAeeu air ap,... 81
Iai.'h iH nhaDH oHaafrs itriaHJ =. a,sfrfai.t,
lie 'l.'t"f e. 'Hr si'sea5 Jaf, sb,a o. 10, tas
'r'an- hsf trsca sefHf .sc ea,erau.rti II. a..
Roman e. Hp3r garry, y 30 A,fre nsi e,,,,....#,
hsf"sl'f. tHHn st.e haalfe.i. d. name. .. ,,.f
#f1-eam "efc dtaN8 "a. haaaf. ne ft.,.,.,,
lstfc'..f iso ssH-e ngll ~ lbr es,,,g al ,.,.,,.
.aff sa ieasiae l0rite--reeIte an sasi ...ls
o. Del. 'H'd iaa1 nu - lsr iut.e.sai arsse
s'srp we're Roman Cauairs. he,e ne t;,.,r,
mrH e.'# teelei. aiid the Whole ven s,,,.rl "a
Hif representative al re iatsssef. daring f,t.
Ftoa rts' ltere goes Ca.haiia'--nt.lb,, p,
s'a. ~. @e. lht aiaif tns .el The ,oufff, is
#+se. - o. spfak. aud unpopular a, 49,. 49,.
r'aeoed'as' bslerr. 1t Ass mace lbsfn ID a..
TIE lf'ese5lHs ~ may b. iiuaetu,,I e.,e ..,..
uwtpse 10 ae repeal paf,. .s5 ft, ..',...,...
Aa' 'reH -Na' hei viii great bufeffrss a.. ,8,,,., =
Inc al eYaaasl Htllij ls8k. #,er, Ittt q 49,.
ea'e.as.'n De- Tack 5ury D. ,Us.f. ,r.,.,.,....
= e''a' @'s ite ina.euaia eraeteteed 81. lt.I.,t
g. re hHg ~ oil he Ramsu Catf..I,.. 1....
me i+A H" HAT fequ.s.iutn ~ rho ,..lI..s as
-t-' "st 'iHe 90 iHe tait4I.rs al lfelt.s ma.
-'' E" .NH' "onis "a suy dsc h.fi..,f. ..,I,
~ ~ "rfe fepe-'efs Tho ilfs. 6r,i
..f tr4 - BE f#5H.sIfisn were K.r..,#
~ e..si 81 flaaas N,.s. = N.,.IN u.t4
81 ne ia li#a 9uart Is 81 The Lfcf. h., IN.
.I3 q number az. r,.e,,d ,,4
HHrf 500 rs.I caia4n. .,stoe,,. g4g
al a-P Tee .,1ef rfsss fr.afiay sl,..e n,
t H5 ae 10 psfrs Al e,t..,.. c..,,
So eiea 4Ts'u h, De Cr,nn q, he ,,,,..
Sunday ne Il b. ai the isir.i.
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AAAr0NAIH4Nk AN0ITs frfEcrs

\ NATIONAL Ram ANoi1> ftfECts
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-24

The lion. WiLi;fn Sb
ton, -sho has been rush
tile pursuits for the a.
seceDlls delivered
merit before The mefrAB
ISOLATION OF Boston. \
devoted TO the consider
ous causes which sleel
Trade. Among these Sefe
The most prominent. ha
moral and Fashionable ~
crops .chau e. of inlefcoa-
political changes.
1.-THE influence Pa
trade" remarked the re
known 10 ,odsidualsrnsa-
Goods business. VIA
hall century has made oaa
by reference 10 our trade
Nansean was once igF
quantities.. As late a
one million Of dollar,
now there is none. 10
,fspe was frs, used. 10 E
sere IaPoried.in lsl6lhef'
lleccS, IA l-25 The lmp7fA
ID 10 a million and 4 rs.
n lois the article IS o.. =,
ei our coaniry has los. -
;spfies Of Fashlon. - or a.
so.nen appear 4, oSei' d