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The New York herald., 1845-10-17
THE GENUINE
GALVANIC RINGS
MAGNETIE EIIuD

MAGNETIC FLUID.
THESE articles daily acquiring Increased reputation
for their perfect in curing all kinds OF Rheuma
tism and Nervous Gorllsats No mater how chronic
power Of Gavanism ped by this novel and beautiful in
venton. Tic Dooreux Paralysis Apop!exy, Cramp, Fits.
permanently relieved when other has been tried
without avail Certificates from respectable citizens
are daily accumulang regarding the surprising efficacy OF
these articles and several Physcaas constantly
commend them in their practice.
Gyanic Bands Bracelets &C. which can be adapted TO
the body with prect also to be OBJ
,siasd TIE only place New obtain the cles ge
nuine Agency Of Dr. Chrisre the Inventor and Pa
tentes No 3i Fulton street. (Sun Buildng All sold else
where are SPURIOUS limitations,
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70 this city and after making purchases here started in
The western train for Buffalo yestorday To counteract
this movement the directors Of the Utica aud Schencc-
tady and Mohawk and Hudson Railroad compsnies des
day afternoon, with the news.
The operations here large. About 1000 barrels
OF Hour and large quantity Of wheat changed hands,
The sales were at So for four but So so was refused a
ter the facts were known Wheat sold at lO6 and
io7 cents. and ll2 offered for a cargo coming in
BosroS, Oct l5,-Much doubt and excitement still con-
tinues in Flour consequent the late English
private letters as yet not received and the far
rests on the accounts contained the few English
newspapers received The stock of Genesee is light,
and the sales today generally confined to retail at
o0, o2 and 70 per bbl, cash. The following sales
have taken place to-day, winch mostly speculative
1oo Dds Georgetown, new IS 800 do Fredericksburg
new 90 62 200 bbs Illinois superior round hoop.
90 800 do Genesee. Ertaw" Mills TO arrive in few
days,5 75 per bbl, all cash.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5-Flour quite firm at 81 rs 81
81 for common brands Since the receipt English
news the market has stifened but operations have
transpired No change in Rye or Corn Meal Wheat
steady sales OF for red iO0c for
red and white Mixed and lose for prime white lot of
Southern for starch making at 9S.
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MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE.

SIENNA FREE OF ITS 7'1S7E T. g. SMELL,
NJ Ills FLUID EXTRACT OF sENNA-This is q
~ pure extract Of the hsst Alexandrs SIENNA in high
tive ~ small dosesthose for adults seldom exceeding
two easpo nsf at produces ,ickness grpng ope
ration not only the and smell corrected but
the taste rendered positively and inviting
o. SIENNA 70 d entirely removed Instead Of the oa
which the bulky dose of the ordinary SIENNA Tea produces
The Extract OF Sana taken by them with the
readiness and even with relish.
Prepared by W. MILLS, Practical Chemist, (ate
Chemist y The Laboratory Of the Hail. London
Sold wholesale and retail his Office and laboratory as
Walker sheet n Y; also the Eagle Shirt Mannactor No
3l3 Broadway. N. Y. $50 Inns
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GEORGIA STATE ELECTION RETURNs-We have
returns from seventy-seven counties, which give
Crawford majority Of 895 votes Nc Allser In
the remaining 10 counties to hear FROM Folks majority
over Clay was 037 votes which leaves Cra wford s5s
votes ahead should the returns from the remaining
counties come in as before.
The Senate IL still doubtful
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CON SU M PTIV ES,
nDfJpT No fONGERt

RUr read the following and refsct-Anothsr Wonderful
- Cure-
PHILADELPHIA, April /, 1875
hereby certify that during the Southwark Of July
last owing and fatigue the performance Of mli
duty health received shock la ths latter
ei August, all the symptoms Of PULMONARY CONSUME
TION appeared AT this uucrae called my first ysici,
who attended weeks without benefit and told dis
tncy that he considered my disease beyond the reach of hu
recommended THO OSisoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA. used twelve bottles, and
testify that with thousands of others who have
been cured by this incidence that to alone owe rrsta
ton to health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2l7 Catharine st.
was called attend the above the secondary
stage of the disease found the patient aborng under
sH disease Of the lungs and ver Of che latter had
taken place. and by discovered an abscess had
beyond the reach Of the resolved
using Thomson's Compound Syrup Il Tar and Wood Nap
tha the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, henceforh dis
pg all doubts respecting the efficacy OF this excellent med
M. CHAMBERS, M. d.
Phladelphia, April l, 1885
Principal office, NorthEast OF Fifth and Spruce
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists
aud Druggists 3 Broadway OF Chambers Sold also
at 70 Fulton st. and n East Broadway Price so cents
I'M +mc
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BATAVIA, July l-Coiee neglected the ne crop con
tinues to come in but finds purchasers Tho plan
ters ask 20f per ppl but believe that lower offer
would not be rejected The unfavorabe accounts from
Europe and America make us think prices may 20 con-
sderably lower We quote Padang Is per p aud at this
price purchase speculation has been made of 10 or
$4,000 ps No than l2 is now offered Stock con-
side rsble and arrivals continue.
Ofsugar and 1900 ps grey Jacatra have been sold at
3f 1877 per p TO be delivered in two three months
About 1000 pls, No. Cheribon Of fine grain sold at
l6l demand active. and do not think prices will
change much. Rattans 6k If not much demand at that
price.
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DAGUERREOTYPE

DAGUEKKEOTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIG1LdENDER'S APPARATUS
RESIDES supply the above Apparatus the subscri
bers have rece ved beat Plates Chemicals and Polishing
substances and the newest improvements the nsruc
the Art aud orders from every part OF the coun
try promptly attended TO, by addressing tpos.Pa,d)to
w. x f LANGENHEIM,
Philadelph Exchange.
LANGENHEIM u BhCkERS.
o5 lmdkwfrc New York 20l Broadway.
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6ds %; 24oo County 81. &c. DID, ss 800 City So, 81,
do 100 do, II; 50 do p, III $oe Wilmington
RR Loan 6s. '5s 81; 20 shas Reading RR ds, 263
so do, cash. 26i; $500 State 5s 10.
AFTER SALEs.-25 Norristown RR, 7; $l@00 County
6s 10 ds, l04 - shas Patterson RR l; so Grard Bk
81; 90 Reading RR a6i; 1000 Lehigh 6s AS, a6t; 100
Wilmington RR IL.
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The Flour Markets.

ALBaSy, Oct l6.--Here the specuIation WINS large
The Great Britain having been driven into Holmes Hole
BY ses oil weather having lost foremast and seve
ia spars an express from Boston come over the railway
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SELECT PER ETTnfFPV

I uBlNS, Guorlans, Piyers, Prevosta, Guelsuds and
Mauseaet Coudrays Extracts Colognes; Soaps Lavsn
Hair Brushes and Combs Of all DESCRIPTIONS together with
cleansing the head and moistenng the hair the only thing
that Will prevent the hair falling Sold WM. DIB
BLEE'S Cofeur American, 2651a (late 27l) Broadway
81 Int hrYc
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os2wsrc
HAIR WORR.

INK YORK,
all its branches Ladies Wigs; half Wirr r;,eftesy ire
& oursi Bands Brsds Nc Sc, 70 suit any shade Of
oc n, OF Genemens Wigs and Scaps,
W w ana shades OF the best quality be found hand
.n maas y e order At short notcea WM DIBBLE as5
1ase - Drown way II. a. ims RE
CASs 4 WARD having bcen n1rrs oo, n.v. ,.movs6 tn
"sNe' Ssosa sVest % rhe conner Of 6soae szeet
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MARITIME HERALD.
..,,s,s vs asw v,,ssss, UCTOBER ~.

Cleared
Ship Sas Holmes, Berry New Orleans, VIM Nelson
Ship Lacorn, Vesey, New Orleans, x Williams
Brig Wolcot Gardner, Barstara, Deheyser Wbtmarsh
Brig Sterling, Jones, Sava.s Nh, Dunham & Dimon.
Brig Rodney, Smith, Jamaica, 4 Tucker
Brig Victory, Bird 81 Johns NF, G w Rowland
Brig MaIcelhs. Sheffield. p Kets Nesmih 4 Walsh
Brig Poutney Mount, MarseilIes
Brig LINDEN, Knudson, Charleston, Durham & Dimou
Brig Qusdruplg, -, Bermuda, Middlstou Co
Schr Oregon Snow, st Domingo. :
Schr Elvra, Martin Roberts Philadelphia Mckee Hand
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PENNSYLVANIA Observation-Disclosures county, tn

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-InCheste county, the
entire whig county ticket is elected by large ma
jority, with the exception of the Prothonotary
Burnss majority in Schuylkl county, it is thought
will not be less than eight hundred votes. Mcssrs Boy
and Taggart the locofoco candidates for Assembly
both elected.
In York. the entire locofoco ticket With the exception
of Treasurer was elected without opposition.
In Montgomery county all the ocofoco candidates
elected by majority Of about l700 excepting McGath
cry, the candidate for Prohonotary who received only
200 majority
In Bucks county the democrats have elected three
members OF the House OF Representatives by majority
of about $50
In Chester we learn that the wings have succeeded
in eectng three members OF the House of Representa-
tives.
In Delaware the wings elect member of the House.
In Chester and Delaware the wings have elected their
senator
Lancaster and Lebanon elect . whig senators. Ian.
caster whig mem5srs OF the Lebanon returns
one whg member Of the house.
In Cumberland the democrats have elected two men,
bers ofthe house, and the whole county ticket by 200
jority.
Bers county has elected democrats to the house
Phil. Ga<.
TEyNEssEE.-.The Legislature of Tennessee as
senbed at Nashville on the 9th instant. Brookn
Campbell, Esq. elected speaker OF the House of
Representatives. The Senate engaged on the 9th
and 1th instant in baotng for speaker and adjourned
at the close Of the second day after hundred ballot
ings without choice Twelve votes were cast at each
trial for John A. Gardner ESQ., locooco and twelve for
several wings but majority Of all the votes il reour.
ed TO elect The objection Gardner urged by the
wings is that he of the thirteen who refused in
lsa to go into the election of u s. Senator The To-
cos have thirteen members in the Senate majority of
one, but their candidate did vote The Nashville
papers OF the 9th instant received since the above
written state that on the third day MIR Gardner with.
Grew ana Il. NJ. Watterson, Esq, democrat, then
elected speaker by majority OF one having received
whg vote in addition to those of his twelve democ ratio
colieagues-Batfmore american, Oct. l6
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

WHOSE who desire attain knowledge Of FASH
ionable Cutting in all its various branches would do wei
be obtained Of the only Broadway Price,
om 50 TO SO per book. o2 lmrmc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

poor man now gets better article made nj
nome. and paid iOr IN tabor and produce, at
Que ioUrth ot the price I've paid in 1916. when
The minimum duties were first imposed.
while. Oh the other hand, the wages of labor
ana the produce OF the farmer. flour. grain.
meat &c. underwent little or no reduction
OF price, owing 10 the increased demand pro.
duced by the lncsease ol manufactures Such
has been the effects of prOtcc'iuc duties. But
rerenne duties, levied on articles not produ.
Ccd or manufactured at home. may and do
generally increase prices. because they do not
produce competition and Increased SRpylv.-
Bat to the facts. | call Tor the proof. Show
me The evidence that in single instance pro-
cf10ednt'sS have permanently increased pri-
ces. THIS YOU assert and | DENY. This i,
an issue OF fact, AMI not of argument. Pro-
ducc, then. your evidence that PROTECTIVE du.
ties have permanently increased prices. and
then 50 on and denuunce protection as much
as YOU pleas, as plumber robbery. and on.
preston. But first prOrc your facts. and then
MAKE your Argument. Asa LAWYER, ask Won
SIR, would any court in Christendom tolcrat,
ilr moment the Course YOU pursucl You
/ bring 1t SUIT against y. who denies Your claim
are you at liberty In assume the facts. with
out proof, 10 be just as YOU want them. ans
/ then make your speech and ask vcrdict2-
Surely not. Yet such is the course pursue,
on this great question. You and your friends
GSsNms, without proof. that proieciire du,ic
increase prices, and then contend that tn,
poor man and the farmers are oppresscc
and plundcred by the tariff. Now, il this be
found to be untrue in point of fact, and that
/ the reverse is true that they reduce prices
and of course lessen burdens, then what be-.
comes OF all your arguments and speeches n.
galnst the expressions OF the tariff? The,
/ fall hteless To the ground
| deny, then your night TO GsSume your facts
and call on you Tor the proof. The facts lie
at the foundation OF the whole question, and
| trust they will be furnished. But why thu.
disturb the tariff of 1912? Has il not rcplcn
ishcd your bankrupt Treasury, restored YOU,
currency, lifted up the States and the people
from utter proslration? Has il not given EN-
ploymcnt 10 labor, magke,t TO the farmer. anl
prosperity TO the whole country And wha
harm has it done, and why disturb it?
In conclusion, wish it understood that il
nothing have said do intend TO be person
/ ally offensive TO the Secretary of the Treasury
Tor whom, from am early acquaintance, have
ever cherished sentiments OF personal respcc
and esteem. But when sec him, or am,
man, aiming what conceive to be a morta
blow at the vital intcrestsQf my State and m,
constituents, ne persouatffs earthly consid
Grafton caA f6eTent me from interposing m,
arm, teeblSas il may be, to ward OF the blow
a. STEWART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
PETITIONS

By Mr. Hall, OF FaUquicr, who pr s4NAcd a
petition from citizens OF Fauquier, asking for
the formation Of d new county out Of parts OF
said county
BY Mr.. fugtc, petition of VIM. Irwin. and
harman Ill. Stewart, to build a dam across
Clncl river, IN the county of Scott.
By MI Bccock, memorial of sundry citizen,
OF Buckingham, against the change of the
place OF holding precinct election in said
county.
BY Mr.. Scott, memorial of VIM. Helm
praying that provision may be made by law
Tor the payment Of "a balance remaining due ON
aceriain Judgment against the Commonwealth
therein mentioned.
~ Mr. Gather. proceedings Of meeting OF
citizens OF Frederick county, hcld at Win.
chester on the third OF November. 1915. on
the subject OF education.
by Mr. Watts, petition Of Portsmouth Sa.
wings fmd Society, praying an amendment
OF their charter.
! By Mr Turner, who presented document.
4 connected with thc application OF charter
!of ihc Harper Ferry aud Shenandoah Man.
uiaciuuus Company.
~ Mr.. hilby petition Of sundry citizens
OF NdnsCmond county. praying the Legislature
/ 10 establish some system Of Education.
10y WI. Fairfax. petition oil Samuel Evans.
OF Preston county. tD b. cloncrted from tbo
payment OF hnc imposed ON him
Dy Nj. Flower, ptuuOn Of citizens Of Uar-
rison, praying tIe Incorporation of a Conpauv
to construct Railroad from some point ON
ihe OHIO, not lower down han the mouth of
lHe Little hanaWhu to somc point ON the 70.
lomac River, rot below thc mouth OF South
Branch.
B{ Mr. Watts. petition of tl,c S,ocklioldcr.
Lot tde Portsmouth, and Roanoke Railroad
Company praying .hat tbsit road may b. sold
Ihe same gentleman presented a similar
petition irom citizens Of Portsmouth. co.onc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

a. One of the Merchant Tailors of Pitts
burgh has been Dragging, for years, about hi,
Bio DOORS. S. RICE Corner Main and Mon
roc beats him all hollow. lie advertises rouI
DI0 DOORS. which he has and is sfpr J
within, made and making TO order in thtbys
style. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
tcy- The Ensinccr- OF the Columbia. and

6Cs- The EnSlnccr- of the Columbus aud
Clevelanl Rail Road Company have compile
ted survey of the route from Cleveland.
S}>rotSh Wooster and Mr.. Vernon. TO Colum-
bus, aud express the utmos, confidence in the
ptacticability oithc roate. itseems to us that
il n Rail Road can be made through the noun
famous region between Mt. Vernon and Lou
denville, no other district of country in the
State need despair of having the benefits OF
rail road communication
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
FURNITURE wARH-ROOns.>
JOHN NJ. ClIEMENS.

ID RESPECTFULLY invite. mo .,,en,;.c of -,
h chzens OF Wheeling and the csonssv. = -
stock OF bsauiiisl F,raiipr' -at hts rosms M IN
Main street, a lew door, above The U Hossl h
has ON hands:
SOFAS OF the late and mcss Fashionable ssvlea.
BUREAUS Of suPsri style and the bess u.As,.
BEDS TEADS new and spiso.lsd Iasssss.
TABLES-Picr. Writing. Censso. Gard. Wo,kh
Dining &c.&c, Of The best s,yIe.- ssS,,,.,
SrANDS-Plain. Cherry. Nishe9ssv. 10. Ac; sll
OF which will be sold as low il net lever tkan &C
any oher establish meoi in the city.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK
ING GLASSES. FRAMES. and oil Other Cabinet
Ware furnished To order
MAHOGANY vENEERS-A good ssock Sss.
snle low.
Please COLL and examine for yourselves
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
AGRICULTURAL

The committees OF the Agricultural Society
meet to-day at West Alexander. We are in
formed thatthe staunch farmers of Washing
ton county are wide awake, and we hope those
OF Brooke and Ohio viii be so too.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
-
G GENERAL Ass T.. q B4y or VIRGINIA
SATURDAYeDEc. 10, 1915.
SENATE

a message waSDceived from the House,
communicating bill entitled ''An act to
amend the act passed 10Th January, g@l5, a.
mending the charter OF the Rappahannock
company" in which they ask the edncurre nee
of the Senate.
MI Stanard offered resolution providing
Tor warming the Senate Chamber, which was
adopted.
a bill rom the House, for The protection
of Oysters, in the waters Of Accomlck. was
read and passed.
The above bill, concerning the Rappahan-
mock Company was also PISSED.
bill Incorporating Hiilsville Academy,
was also passed.
And then the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

COM ERCIAL RECORD.
THE MONONGA HELA.

The ice upon the dams in the Monongahela
continues to prevent the passage of boats up
or down, and there seems no prospect of its
being cleared, while our merchants have been
shipping goods by the river for more than
week. Merchants should therefore ship their
goods from the East to Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
SCHOOL ROCKS

q FRESH SUPPLY this day reed. comprisiE1
Bnrru's Geography and Atlas Of the Hsavs~ss
Cohh's new Series oi Spoilers AMI Reaicry; San.
dets Spoilers and Readers; The Eclectic Spoilers
md Readers; Worcesier's comprehensive Dieiiona.
rs; Comsi"cks Philosophy AMI Chemistry; Web
s'ets Schco Dictionary; Walker Dictio MARI. (iarge
and smali;) The Wrsicrn Calculator; Ray's Ariih-
M Tic with Key; with general nssor,mea, OF School
Books. for sale by JOHN J HASWELL..
dec 10 Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

OfF.cE ~ THE FiRE & MARINE In. Co.
or Wheeling. Dec lS. lS45.
yENHE Stoohh 'lders of this Company arc hereby
"a notified. that IN election fnr nino Directors
10 sotve FOR the ensuing year, will no held st their
Vice III The CITY OF Wheeling. on Monday the 5ih
day "f January 1916 between the hours of one end
hur NJ X w HARDING Ssc'v
dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
ELECTION.
MERCHANTS & MrcnANics' q

MERCHANTS & MEcBANics' BANx.
WHEELING. Deer l6. lSl5.
VIE Stockholders are hereby notified. that tho
4 annual election for six directors. will be held
"a he Banking house On Monday the 18th Of Janu.
nry next. between the hours Of IL md o'clock.
dec ID s BRADY, Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19
ttI-slal.S -, 49, ,INLM

We move that d committee of three be ap-
pointed to 90 mp and help the Morgmlown
Moun,aineer to take down the nog Of .G.
w. Thompson" for Governor. 1t is not down
yet.
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REPORT on NORMAL SCHOOLS.


Mir. Holden Rhodes, for the Committee on
Normal Schools, made the following Report
The Committee TO whom was referred the
subject of Normal Schools, has considered the
slime, and beg leave TO report
That, i'll their opinion, the State does not.
at this time, require the establishment of Nor
NAL Schools, properly SO called, as Distinct
lnsttutlons-that such Schools can only have
place, and be sustained in communities where
there Is already so great number of persons
wiling. 10 become teachers, as to excite a
competition among them for employment in
that line-and that SUCH is not our condition.
But this Committee are of opinion thaS
while Normal Schools should not now be es
taolislled as distinct Institutions, the number
OF persons%yilling to become teachers. and
possessing Tor that purpose sufficient learning.
aud the capacity to impart it, should, by all
practicable means, be increased-and for that
purpose, they recommended the following re-
solutions
Resolved, That il be recommended TO the
General Assembly, to prescribe sucha course
OF instruction for the Cadets at the Military
Institute In Lexington. as will best qualify
chem for teachers Tor Primary Schools; and tint
the State Cadets there educated be reouired
to serve as teachers for longer term than
that now prescribed.
Resolved, That it be further recommended
to the General Assembly, thaahe money now
appropriated to delray the Expenses of the
Public Guard in this city, be applied TO rhe
establishment ola Military institute at tbc
Asagry; and that like course of instru:tion
iG the Cadets there educated.
aud a likc.terin OF service as teachers be re-.
CURED OF thcE
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ELIAS EDMONDS.

ELIAS EDMONDS,
UlEAD OF WATER STREET.)
ID ESPECrFULLY informs the public that 10.
4 Z has Iust received ex en.ive assostDsas Ell
CAPS OF all descriptions consisting in part folIows:
Beaver CARS
Shetland Seal do
f.Sira Nestra do
Fine Cloth Fur Trimmed do
Cummcn do do do
Hungarian do and Plush trimmed Do
Fine Girard do
Gen,em"n's Fancy Oil Cloth do
Nuhar Plush do.
fomnnn Fur do.
Youths Fancy Cloth do
Childtcn's do do do
d. do Velvet do
Together with n general assortment Of Hats of svs~
~ description. Hat Cases. &c. PersDns W ishaR =,
purchase The above articles respectfully invitsk
!" give him call. in The room formerly oecup;ssY
hv John w Berry. rs n Cordage Storo. dec l9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

In the course of the evenings proceedings.
some mpatience being manifested To- get
through, Mr. Fairfax, of Fairfax county. OBJ
served that he had come TO the Convention 10
work, and lac, was raty and willing to sit il
out till day-break, TO do the duties imposed.
Mr.. p. b. STREET. of Hampshire, also en-
pressed his determination TO attend to the
work patiently He had come more than two
hundred miles, disregarding Indictment wea.
thcr, expressly to attend 10 this business OF
promoting the great cause of Education, and
he meant to hold ON, and flag not, until the
object was accomplished.
1t may be, that many incidents worthy OF
notice, have escaped the attention of the re.
porter, IN the hurry of business. Nothing i.
omitted Intentionally