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GRAND EXHIBITION OF
Oil PAINTINGS

A HISTORICAL REPRESENTATION =
n JESUS CHRIST, al twelve years :, a.,
disputing with the Doctors and Lawyers ," =.
Temple. 49,.
A Representation Of Christ Blessing LAVE
Children. ..t,
A Representation Of the Pious Daniel II "
Lions Den. NAN
A Beautiful Representation Of ABRAtiA"
in The ACT OF Offering up his son Isaac. i,
MOSES, lifting up the Brazen Sefpen! III y.
Wilderness. ,-i,o.
~ The whoe is painted on three hundFei ''-
fifteen square ieet Of Canvass. rl
II Tie above will be exhibited al or
lows Hall, on THURSDAY and tklpas :
evenings, al half past 6 o'clock. Adm,, n -,
cents. Nos.
T IFE OF scnILLER-The Life Of fi',',
IL rick Schiller, compfehending en- e1sm. II.
lion Of his works by Thomas Ca'iye' new 4, A..
ton, revised by the author; being No. q ~ =.
pleton's publications OF choice books. fi'c' =
iy SO cents. just received by o,n,r
Nov. 10 DRlNKER & MOkhI'
CIGARS.-5O,0OO superior Cuba Cigar !"
u nerya and La India brands, for sale o.
Noy.6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~
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MnNuMENT TO JACKSON.

Ara late meeting of the Democratic Assocla'
lion of Washington, the following, among ether
SHRINE re.olalions were adopted We look upon
this movement 10 do honor TO distinguished pa
lrio,. in no party light, and would be mos! happy
10 see our Whs friends unite in paying tribute
10 one who has left the busy scenes Q! lille, ana
whose fame fills a bright page in The history OF
our whole county. While, therefore, We rcrub-
lish this appeal Tor The benefit OF our Democtaic
friends and leave III their good Judgment 10 lake
The proper initiative steps, we nope mat those
Wings, who desire 10 honor the memory OF The pa
triot and gallant soldier will not be deferred from
assisting in Ibis national tribute
A subscription Of 1898 was made al the meet
ing Of The Washington ACKNOWLEDGMENT much
more is expected 10 be ultimately subscribed. "A
subscription OF $780, in addition 10 the foregoing,
has been voluntarily made by several Democrats,
moi members OF The Association:
Rssolred, That We challenge The Democratic
Associations wherever organized, 10 emulate our
example, and 10 exceed the sum which this asso-
citation will subscribe 10 the jackson monu-
ment"
ReSoirsd, That, 10 forward THIS plan OF houor
to the memory OF the illuslriurs dead, The Demo
cracy should organize in their strength, and re-
main so until the pile shall tower above The
clouds, as an impershab!e and Interchangeable ev-
dence that The principles with which he, whilst Ii.
wing, impressed the country, have vitality IN onr
breasts
IacDlrcd, That we earnestly recommend 10 The
Democracy residing in every city and posl-iown
in the United States, where Two or three even can
be gathered together, 10 call public meetings Of
The inhabitants thereof and, il necessary 10 orga-
nize themselves into clubs, for the purpose OF pro
noting the object.
Res0trcd, That we respond heartily, and fully,
and confidently, to the declaration OF the com
mi,lce on the jackson monument that the me-
moIy OF Jackson shall be honorcd by the com
pletion Of the proposed monument
Resolved, That The Democratic Association Of
Washington pledge their honor TO The country
that The Jackson monument Shall be erected with
The means OF its own members, if sufficient can
no, be raised b. the friends OF the object trough
oui The Union.
Resolved, That we will esteem it as The proud
est ACT of our lives 10 have our names enrolled il
the great and imperishable book Of paironsoi tn
monument 10 Jackson, The benefactor Of mankind
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RfrDmrooan Emqtetrer.

gree of confidence, not only because the party
and the times stand in need Of his services, but
because it is beautiful 10 Republicans 70 nonol
mudc hinsell Int he people rill take care Of him"
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS.
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SALE or ST. YES

NHLE UT SL.f EAS.
an MONDAY, the LIST day of December, lei5. il fair
~ il not the fair day, shall expose 10 SALE for
cash. at the Courthouse of Sposyvana county, that
being Court day, TEN SLAVES, consisting OF one
Man, Boys. Girls, Women and Children, most Of whom
very likely. o. l.. CHEWING,
Nov l4-ctds Executor of James Smith, decd.
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MAILS, assorted, from the celebrated PhGn'1
~ works, for sale, al Low prices, by
Nov. DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.
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TURPlN'S OFFICE.-The Creeks favorc
i Lottery takes place to-day al half past -
o'clock. Capital $4,000 &c Nos, 10 drawn.
Whole Tickets 81 shares in proportion. Pack
ages cheap; cost S. risk - ST.. Call at
TURPIN'S OFFICE Tor Prizes. Nov. IA
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MAaxETs-wHoLEsALE PRICE.

II
For the veak ending Thursday evenins, Moo 10.
TOBACCo-We quote luss ut from 81 IS 10 20,
common leaf, % SO 10 so and s. good 10 fine, Ia !.
no extra manufacturing offering-would command s.
10 II 50.
red and 100 cts. for white.
FLOTR-Saes at S. 80 4 5 75-soIr holders ask 81
Very lille doing.
CORN-Sales al 65 Cs cents per Lnsb-l.
oATS-37i cents per busIr from depo, aud wagons.
from vessels IS cents.
WHEAT OFFAI-Bran Is cents; Shots 90 cent.
Brown stuff. 30 cents; Ship Suffs 40 cent?.
Co'TroN-Gl q cents per 10. Stock quite small.
COTTON YARNS-Richnond and Manchester (Far.
tory prcesl Nos. TO IL, II cts; Nos. Il 40 Is Ct.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bacon, 81 n cts. han. +,
a ~ c.; Western sides, Il 8 c., shoulders -
Stock fair, demand light Laid-bbs. {! n 9, Kegs !
81 cts.
FlSh-tEHn,scs: No. Ilruinss sii a Il In store
CoFFEE-Kio q cents 81. Domingo 6 a CT H.,
gn.ra a a q Java " lll-s,cok light, demand mcie
rate
TEAs-Imperial and Cunpowder SIS cents 81 y -,
h., Black u to Cents.
suGARs-New Orleans Sugars 81 a = cents; Psfto
Rico7 a Il; St Croi1 Il a 81; siork ample mai,
dull, and quotations feeby supported LOAF Sugars r.
10! els. "
HIDES-Grren to 81 cts. p,rlb; Spanish 70, a IL
CLONERSEED-S6 u d ~.
FLASSEfD-S 81 10
BEFSWAX-27 cents
MOl.ASsES-Cuha 2il 25i cts; Porto Rico - D.
New Orleans, in bbIs - 30 cents.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Ia. 81 - = so. A
Srlenettr 20 -; Imitation q, a 50c.; SaLrras 81
so; Peach duh at So c. S Virginia Apple, I'd .
RUM. England. in bbs., 30 a 81 cents
VHiSkEY-Bbls. 2sl a ~ g.. hhds. - cts.
GlN-American 80 cts; Holland 81 per gallon.
cATfI.E-Bref, from 81 - to 81 -, gross Sheen
from 81 50 10 Veals from 81 TO S. Hogs ~ sGt,t
hundred. -
BUTTER Mountain. iitkin II a 10 cts PER Ii. rt..h
Butter Ii a Is cts.
CANDLES-'rallows 4 lOl; sperm 80 -, liu!l',p,
tent lai a - cents per ID.
OiL-Wnirr sperm 100 lc5 cents; Whale 20 GEM.
blenchrd do. Is IS; Linsrrd - Ia - cent?.
SOAP-F"r brown 81 cents per To- ; white and w.
rreatpd l2a ~.
sALT-From The wharf 81 80 from store 81 8.
LIME-SIa ~
PLaSrER-l.nmp from the wliaif 81 G2; Basin Bank
81 81. Tiercrs of 800 lbs ground 81 -.
COAL-lutn q cts per bnshrl best Clover Hli ~ It,
IR0N-Pis $50 a IS; Swrdr- S9i u - per ton In
esh SIS %; Tredrgar Richmond nianuIacinryj sl0s
Up Country Iiar $50! rs
STEEI.-Amrrran blis,ered S!l0 per Ton.
CUT SAll.S-ii cents per 10.
SHOT-5i 81 cents per ID.
FEATHERS-29 a 30 cents per ID. for live geese.
EXCHANGES-Nrw York checks | prem PLi..
delpha, ! prem. South Carolina, dis rirl.uir
Notes, prem Alabama, a dis; Baltimore dra; ).
prem; North Carolina | dis Wheeling, = Il
Tennessee dis; Specie, prem; On London, u 10
rrr cent. prem.
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NTAPIER'S PENINSULAR WAR.--Hislo-
In rs OF the War in the PeninSular and the
South of France, from The year 1907 10 the year
1914: by w. F. Napier; price S3 SO; for sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Nov If No. 10, Main Street.
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nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOUBLE
~ BARREL GUNS, at great reductions from
former prices, Tor sale at
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y BBLS. CRANBERRIE.S--Just received by
= schooner Courier--ard for sale by
JOSEPH BONAVITA,
Nov. II No. &c, Wesi Main 81.
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r F. WORDS OFFICES 900 to day Tor
a $3.50 100 tomorrow Tor Sl2. Both 10
be had at WORDS.
Nov If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
SETTLEMENTS IN CALIFoRNIA

SETTLEMENTS IN CALIFORNIA
There appear To be some extensive movements
on loot Tor the occupation of California by
American settlers. 4 letter in the Arkansas
State Journal from a Mr.. LEAvrrr speaks of
an expedition in which hc has engaged to start
next Spring. 1t is to consist of about one
Thousand persons. Another party is to- start
from st. Louis. An expedition 10 consist of
twelve hundred iSsaid Ia be in progress of or
ganization in Illinois.
The Arkansas letter says-''NVc intend sen
ding our families and freight round bv sea.
and our young men and those with iafnilics.
That prefer it, overland ria Fort Smith and
Santa Fc, in the coast at ar near the BAY of
San Fernando, IN latitude 81 deg. north: there
To be met by our vessel with our families
From this point we intend sending parties
up and down the coast To ascertain the most
enSiple site Tor permanent settlement, COM
binins the advantages of good harbor and
back country To support our town."
The writer depicts captivating country.
ana seems To consider II u iairprizc tn the first
occupants. He speaks OF region as large in
extent as one hall of Europe or fifteen times
as large as the State of Ohio. with soil equal
IN fertility to that of the alhval bottoms of
the Mississippi; delightful climate where
winter Is unknown and where the heat q,
summer is moderated by the heal,hful sea
breeze coming continually from the Pacific
country rising boldly from the sea To the tai
land OF Mexico, without the marshes of tn,
Atlantic coast on the swamps of the Missis
sippi country. With the Gulf of California
extending into the interior, with the fine har.
bors ON the Coast, its advantages Tor commerce
are declared to be great. 1t is said TO be ar
well adapted tn the culture of the sugar cane
as Louisiana and superior to Mississippi fol
cotton; Tor tobacco, equal TO Kentucky in
weight aud quantity and To Virginia in fine
ness: With the fruits and products of the
tropics II will yield the roots and grains of the
temperate zone Indian corn oats and wheat
are produced abundantly; and as grazing
country it is equalled only by the pampas o
South America.
Such are the attractive features ascribed Il
this new land of promise. Soon the caravan,
will be i'll motion. The opening of the mex
Spring will behold a moving crowd wendin,
their way to that remote region. The Ar
kansas pioneer talks of the great South Western
Republic of North America, as destined soor
TO be established in the lovely country which
he so graphically describes. Ii that is In,
ldea-il am independent government is to b,
formed there-the geography of that region
Will become an interesting subject of study.
Bait. Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

positive that his blood can never ovcrtbr, "
his judgement, and that sick or wcll-drunk
or sobcr--Some men will get drtink-assailcd
or aSsaliing--hlS reason must al xays predC m
mate over his passionS-hc had better leave
his bowie knife, sword cane or patent Y l.
vcrs ct home. and 90 forth into the world with
nothing about him but natures wcapons-his
hands--and RI they are not enough. why then,
perhaps his legs will answer But. i'm all So .
robustness. you are safer without that ugly i'm.
strumcnt inyour pocket--you my vourg friend
oi fever heat-a great deal safer than YOU are
with it--inasmuchas il is better sometimes TO
endure insult and even outrage, than TO stand
the chance, suddenly and UNEXPECTEDLY. of
find your hands imbrued in blood and your
soul laden witha crime that will enfbitter all
your future life with remorsc. In the first
place no man can be disgmced but by himself
we are perfectly satisfied of that-superiof
strength may fell him to the earth-buta dis
parity oimuscular power is not disgracc-and
then again, admitting that the emergency
/ may arise whensft may he proper TO resort to
extreme measures of self defence-for we do
not deny that there are such i'm the best rcgr,-
lated communicable, in the proportion OF
a hundred To one, your deadly weapon is dan
| gerousiy at Land IN moments when il should
not be resorted to, though the impulses of
rage will prompt 10 use il. Think therefore
we beg of you-as YOU deposit those means Of
death about your person and go forth into the
turmoil OF existence, that, happy and innocen
nS YOU now are, the lapse of am hour NAV be-
hold yon scf-condemned murierer-not
punished by law, perhaps-but blasted in the
pubic stlmation-accursed in your own
thouSht-wishing, i'll very agony of soul, that
the victim were yourself. Not possible? Blu
tbs possiblc--ay, and probable-we read o.
itevery day--therc are hundreds of evidences
that IT is both possible and probable; and the,
that rely too much ON their sclf-control i'm thi
particular, will find themselves de ccived -
And besides, as To manliness--courage-
hdence IN himself-yes, as to honor. too
who has the highest claims TO thcse-the MAJ
who walks without concealed advantages, o
the other who moves magazine of arms, hid
! den, secreted, out of sight and unsuspected
Is there not fear in the very fact? If weapon.
must he worn, let them be worn legally, il
the face OF the sun.-Nears Gaz,tte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
TIE PLEASANT LAND OF DREAMS.

On wondrous Dreamland who has not
Threaded some mystic maze,
In It's dim rccesses' or lived again,
In the dreams of other days?
How fancy, to the sleepers eve,
lis world of wealth displays
The old man seemeth young again
The beggar is a king:
The heart of the lone and sorrowful
is made with JOY to sing:
Cool fountains, upon arid wastes,
For parched pilgrims spring.
The child is on its mothers breast,
That long i'll the grave hath lain:
For I'm Dreamland all the loved and lost
Are given to us again
But alas! the pathway from that land
Is one Overwhelming pain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

GUN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Richards and
Butcher have taken the foundry and works i'm
Rtchictown, and are manufacturing gun bar
reis of very superior quality. We have seen
one or two of their barrels, and find them of
the best workmanship. They have already re-
ceived some orders from country dealers. al
though they have scarcely got under weigh
They will manufacture on scale equal to the
demand, and we wish them every SUCCESS
When they have GOT well at work, we shall
pay them visit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

Harris bust of Mr.. Clay, at present in Wash
ington, has attracted much attention. The
editor of the Constitution testfcs tn its unri-
vailed merits as a professional effort, and to
the fidelity of its dclineation of the features OF
the great orator, and adds-"lt is not ont.-
faithfully correct, but the expression and cast
az the countcnance are life-like. The face is
somewhat turned to the left side; the animate
which precedes the utterance of its thoughts
1t IL, in truth, wonderful production
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

LOCkS.-Mr Ritz, an ingenius German,
has commenced the manufacture of Door Locks
III this city, and he produces an article that the
carpenters and dealers prefer decidedly to any
of the imported locks, or those manufactured
at any Other lace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

oREGON.--We halted a craft Yesterday.
drawn by two lean horses. aud containing a
Snt'h aasorm'nt OF live stock in the shane Of
R'n, women and children. and labelled an
Fach slle 'orgnp" nnd on the rny leaf At
tIic stern "l'Hnt District Omnibus" w,
presume Ih" Graf. came BON P;usbp,gh h,
hnl as ih' cheapest wa OF tntct II sdo-
pei here boz 81 Louis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

VINEGAR MADE FROM BETS. is
stated that excellent vinegar may be made
from the juice of beets. a farmer lately ora
ted bushel of sugar bccts to fine pulp. press
ed out the juice, (six gallons and put it into
an empty vinegar barrel, and i'll two weeks he
had as fine vinegar as was ever obtained from
cider.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

THE OHIO ELECTION our neighbor,
of the Buckeye State weigh well their rcspon-
sibility To the country, and do their whole duty
at the coming election. The Wing party in
the country has failed To obtain the admins
traiion OF the affairs al the Union. and Locofo-
coism is exercising power, which il obtained
by fraud, for purposes worthy of the means by
Which 1T succeeded. But if the Wing party
eanno, control, it can chcck-if it cannot car
~ good measures, II may prevent the repeal OF
such. And now the people of Ohio owe a
duty 10 The Union as well as To their own
State. Their local ISSUES are not the only pri
z"s Tor which they contend. Look To Wash
ington! Look there, not with lust of office
not with vain regrets for the loss Of power but
watch the purposes which are Matching thsre
and consider your duty.
1t is no longer doubtful whether the Plaque
mine administration is friend or foe of the
dom site interests OF America The blind is
thrown away The mask is dropped. The
evil purpose is avowed. The tariff, it is pro-
claim 1t, must b. reduced To the revenue stan
darJ AMI within that standard, no discrimna
tiod for protection! This Is the language OF
the Executive organ. of member of the Cab
met aud oil the s,CireGs Of party. We dwell
NOT now ON the baselcSs OF the deception which
has been pEdcti,cd upon the people Of the
Northern ani Western States. b fore the last
election There is ma tier more weigltv i'm this
question than the exposure of personal or party
bascncss. 1t involves great. permanent and
vital interests of the country: of the present
anu The future. Wings of Ohio, you know the
importance of the issue. Know. also that IN,
enemies of our country's welfare are watching
the progress oi the State elections They TAX,
heart, Tor their destructive cause. from ever,
defeat of The Wings aud from every success o
Locoiocoism. Know also, that YOU and Won,
fellow Wings can prevent the success of tbi,
disastrous experiment with which your conp.
try is threatened! Your party is ina minorit,
vi Congress. but there are enough probably o
She opposite faction whose Interest will com
pei them Ia join you in sustaining protection
But the Wings are the main pillars of this mol
icy. And now when they are called upou f.
sustain II, from mere sense Of duty. withou
hope of personal reward, without expectation
oi olhce or power, let them show thcmscIve,
worthy OF that country whose welfare thcy pro
Tess to make the end and aim Of their political
cSertions. Let the great lnord force of IN,
State Of Ohio be now found on the right side
Let there b. no ninching, no sluggishncss. NC
quarreIing about local or personal differences
Close ranks! lock step! On, on, for your conn
try. This one great measure is not all that !,
evolved. The villainous sub-treasury-th
abuse oil paironage--all the evils of a Locofocc
administration are impending and will b. fss
tcnedupon The country just 80 far as the Whig,
vili suffer IL to be done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

O's- We perceive that the hands lave com
rac,red work oi,tte new silk factory of J. w.
Gill, Es,I. at the south end of Wheeling bridge
The large frame is TO- bc moved down nearer
the creek, and a three story brick is to 80 up
where the frame now stands. We are re-
minded of this instance OF building of the
economy and utility of placing manufactures
upon the bank OF the creek There are excel
hnt sites Tor manufacturing OF both sides of
the creek, AMI those who build there will find
asreat saving i'll throwing their rubbish, coal
ashes, cinders and refuse stock over the bank
and it will then be swept of by the first ris,
without the expense of car,ing away. This
II very considerable saving.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

CONCEALED WEAPONS-rnle.s q
man has the most perfect command of himself
sure oiit--mderall possible circumstance
VI excitement and prO,ocation unless he is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

NENTLEMEN'S CAPS.-Gea,lemen's pe,y
~ style cloth Velvet, OH. Silk and OIL sin
cas'd caps. embracing The new Broadway STYLE.
also The London and Paris fashion. oil Of The fines,
qualities and az low prices. AC MCALLAM.
"P<o us Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENT,
~ - IN n 4

GRO FRI Els.
VAN n ROSS IL co. have IN store ond offer
W.. TOR sale al M sc Alas street,
900 Rags prime RIO Coffee
$50 do good 80
100 do old White do
$50 hh:s n o Sugar, prime
/, 100 do do inir
30 do 10 common
$50 brls n o Mulasses
80 do do Syrup r
100 do Sugar iouse Moasses
$50 do Lat Sugar. assorted numbers
50 de- Clarified 10
100 bags prime Black Pepper
as do Pimenio
100 do Livurpnol Blown Salt
$50 do Ground Alum do
Is hrls M 3 MAckerei
5000 bags Turks Island Salt
Cincinnati, Sept IL. l5. 81 2w sep ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
ar A SPECIAL MEETING Of n, t,or,,

"A T A SPECIAL MEETING of The Oorr1
IA CorNTY llonrIcULTUnaL SOCIETY, held O,
The 18Th DIV ~ September. 1876
SAhurL WnLfr, Esq IN The Chair
The following Preamble and Resolutions were
adopted
Whereas Printed sheets. pnrportiog IN he ,bs
Flushing journal" mud to ron'ain repprs Of Exbi,
hn'"ns Of Fruits. Flowers &c NJ meetings II This
S'cieiy, having lately been issued. The Socis,y
deems II eSpedient 70 pronource such repors bp 1
unofficial Md filsc Therefore
R'so nd. Thal The conduct ~ william r Prince
~ pncnrng he same fo lie published. is b;rbi.
ee"sHaHe, mil 'lat if repeated by him. or pr,ciiscd
10y my nihcr me'nhcr,thr SUcieiy will cons,de, If
Jn'l cause fr such meubcr's cx,nlsion
On notion HE fnfcgOinv pfca mble and resolo
tJn. were otdcrcd IN he published.
SAMUEL WlLLET, Chairman
@ SnLfMSV. Rec Sec'g
Queens Co horticultural S cieiy.
sepg3 II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

ALsSANoES EvsRETr, Esq, u. S. Commits.
s5Jnrr to China, whose severe sickness at Rio
de JancID bd To the belief that he would re-.
turn to tl'e UnitedSNsIes ~ tue lrigaic Baandy-
vine, had determined bcips shat vessel left
no on The 10Th of August to proceed to China
~ ibe u, >, ship Columbus.