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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
CINCINNATI MARKET.
FRIDAY, Der. 81, Is

FRIDAY, oCI' 81 1910.
ASHES.-Sales' of Pearls at BIC. Pots in
demand and scarce at a 81 cts per lb.
BEESW AX.--Sales in small parcels are
made at onr last quotations, % a 26c per h.
The stock is small and il is in demand
COOPERAGE are making in the
city, OF Barrels and Kegs, from the country
and river towns, at for Pork Barrels roc, one
hall cash, the balance in January. Good Lard
Kegs bring from 30 3ic. and the largest and
best DOC. Other descriptions we quote as
follows, viz: Molassss Barrels rs soc. In.
dian do 81 20, Flour do % 2Sc. tight hogs.
heads 81 10 $500, slack do 10 soc. Poor
Lard Kegs command only Csc.
COIION AND COTTON YARNS.--Th
former we continue to quote at 81 Gle. for
tennessee and Alabama; the latter Is a l6c
ior large and small parcels. In small parcel,
there have been some GALES of Yarn this week
al l61c. "'0''
FRUlTS-Dried apples from wagons com.
mand 81, 70 per bushel, and from store al so
reaches; OF which there are none i'm market
would bring good price. Green apples ar,
abundant. Good cooking and eating apple,
sell IN the market for 30 to 10 cents per bush.
a. Cranbtuies scarce and in demand. Re
tail sales at $50 SO per bushel.
GlNSENG.- This article commands 30 cts
per ID. ~ 70
HOPS.--lnferior sells from store at la IL
cts, and prime Indiana at Ii 10 cts. singl,
bog. ''e'
IRON Sales this week of Fig on landing at
$50, months.
NAilS.-The following are the regular
rates OF approved quality, VIZ 2Od and fOd /
a 4tc per ID. q 81, Cd - 81; sd 81
81 5f 81; jiGia7
PRONlSlONS.-No Nominal rates are az fol.
lows, VIZ Clear Pork 1890 a SIC. Mess sl5.
Primo si2, Rump & Chine so so a $40, Jolc.
, as Bacon hog rounl "a a ~ pcrlb hams
Q % sidesS 81, shoulders 63 "a; Canvas.
sd hams :. g. and sugar cared gqa no c,s
NO. LAID "a -, No. 2 Ga 81. The al.,
o. the week arc all in small PARCELS within
tOBACCO.--We quote bes, brands 6 ,gis,
tFm OF 6sc, and some held ate. per lib. In.
terror a sc. Twelves ga I2c.
10! 20. WV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
LAND AND MILL PROPERTY For SALE

- an MILL L MI Ehl FOR SALE.
HE Subscriber 'ffcr, Tor sale tho prrper,v nm
Il which he now resides, in Belmont c,nn,v
ONO consisting OF Do acres Of good land The I'M
proven enis are steam aud water Flnurine Mill
"''l 'wo run e god hurIs md one run Of chm.
rhe stones with all he necessary mach hery for
"a""iac'nf'hg speedily and 10 advantage WIKI q
saw mill and Two stables. There arc Tire, dwell
ing houses on tho. premises one of " hich IS ne,y
Two story irnme. so feet in 'front.' in which rs n
Ihrge and commodinus store {. ON. The above pro.
perry Ia located on BIG M'Mshuns creek five md !,
h'll miles S"nih of ST GAINESVILLE aud nine and a
hall miles West Of Harris Ferry. on the Ohio river
III he md'io wealthy aud respectable neiehbor.
hood lis considered 0nc of The best slars m the
country Tor selling Goods. buying wheai, Pork.
Hops. u, bacto pnd other Produce
TERMS EASY. Pat al The nurchass money
VIII be required IN hand and The balance on lime.
For unh.r particulars enquire al The subscriber IN
III" premises. WILLIAM MEGAW
nova Ind 5,w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
HOME MANUFACTURE.

Connolly. would respectfully inform his
- old customers and the public. that he has ss-
s"einled with hims'li Mr. A! T. WADE. long known
~ THIS city as practical manufnc urer. md they
are now manufacturing extensively in addition tu
'hcr present large stock oi Eastern work evcry de-
,cr'r'ion aud variety of Boots and Shoes now
known. and which they are determined 10 nell N
lower prices than imported work can lie sold at
All persons who are desir.us Of patronizing home
manufactures VIII do well 10 give us a call. % we
are determined TO plense both in quality and price
B. All work sold IN This es,abli.hmeui vii
he arrnned. nov
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TO OUR READERS -Anons M, o1.,

TO OUR READERS Among our advertise.
nous published Ihis day The reader will J,sr,vc,
add"nn cv'd'n"e ri tho great valuo Of wi.,a,..
B'l. an Of Wild cherry. '"'
We "I'odr q" ne ie'f nipnial nf J,hn Vino, r.
~, "ff'"ce ." he remarkable fecovtr, If NJ.
","'f nom ~ almost hnpflss. rDnspmpnve d,.e,.e
az, 20, tc""'ne "i''nf" B1lsnm 81 VIII cherry d.
irnHl virucs-and ~ now pre,c,,beJ L,, - ''' ~,
our mot sk.iliul lhysirats P,rsrr. u,.,l,.n,.,,,
" consumption hsYe used II wuh Tho happics, .,,e
c'.,' a." lor bid coughs ofisibp,inz lcr v,,laa,
colds 1t u sure and speedy remedy s,J 10 r,,,.
neg Wy me mos' intelligent families u on, en,,,,,,
zee 81 per hofIe Fw yll. by J CRfNnNC
- ~ ''' "heehng Ocf21
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
CONSUMPTION OR GOING INTO A DECLINE
Cure Jouows Cure by the use of DR.. Duncan,
Erpecturuut Remfdu

GIpcCtOTuHt nCWtuy.
Nm WIN PfrERs, Richmond, Indiana was taken
with had cold last spring. " hich seated upon his
inhe' at length cavities aud ulcers formed, his Phy
stefan used everything that he thought o. bn, Ia mo-
effect; he informed him that he could no, be cur,d
that nothing more cOnld he done, in the mean time
friend al his. MIR Howell indhced him To send IA
David i Holiday. who is agent IN that place. ior
The medicine. which he did. Before using i,o
h"i'cs. he ionnd HAT he was getting bcuer After
nsne s1 b'files Ito h. cane perfectly satisfied thu,
Tho Medicine was cciiain To cure him ns well NJ
ever. lie sent Tor boIiles more. aud il hapnv IN
state I" those afflicted. that he has used oi Tho ~
and beeom" NIL respects Hearty nnd feels himself
entirely cured. lie wishes these lines unfinished
IN The Public Papers. that Others m cled ilh Con
sumption mny know The virtues III Dr. Duncnu's
E'p"ci"rani Remedy, and spare their life
We The undersigned are well aconain,eJ with
MIR Peters. ind know his case ." he above slated
JAMES PETERS,
ISAAC HANNA,
GEO DULL.
AY KEYSoN. Eo.
hoy 3 h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

PORK PACKING. The Madison IA
Banner Of the 22d inst, saws: eve are in,
formed that several pork contracts have been
made III this city at 81 90 and it is the gen
cral Impression that the price will advance TO
81 90 by the time the packing season fairly
commences; and yet il is believed the duanti-
~ will BE- greater than at any previous season.
IL is expected that rs 900 hogs will be slaugh-
tered III this city, ana that the number in Gin
cinnati and Louisville will be increased 81
per cent. over last year. How, under these
circumstances, the prices are to be 80 PEI
cent.higher, we cannot tell. Such, however.
is the prevailing opinion, and contracts have
already been made here at ST 90 as above sta
ted From this time forth we shall watch the
signs and inform our readers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

CANDIDA loco foco Of Licking Co.
Ohio, cndeavoring TO account for the defeat OF
the loco foco party in the State, makes use OF
the following Language:
my private opinion publicly expressed is,
that the resolutions OF Hamilton County, and
their adoption by one or two other counties,
together with the non -commital policy of the
rest. has been the cause OF sublime defeat
throughout the State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

AMMAN rs Ell EkSESCENT SEID
Il LIZ APERlENr. repaired ON IN eniir,
new principle. from a late and accurate nnal,sis %
Tie celebra'ei Sednz Sprng IN Germany, viii
snch ndailions ond Improvements as will be fount
materially io Improve its efficacy. This much es
ieemed and highly volun HE preparation will no
fail To efccinally remove pyspepsia or lad geson
Il iious Afecioi's. Headache. Heartburn AciJiiy o
The stomach. C"si'vcness. Guui. Rheumatism. Luss
al Appetite. Nervous Debility Nuusea o. Venting
Affection OF The Liver. Fu, sale by
nov PRYOR g. pAtIII
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OENOTICE En

n ~ with The Subscriber sec nriy on M,
n l0.h of September last, by n man calm,
himself Wm Snhh. who promised IN return mai 70,
dem him IN few days. Bay Horse. snpposei to
be five Or SIX years old. Ashe has no, returned I
suspect the horse was nlrn. lfs1 The owner /
ADVISED TO come forward. prove property. INV dam,
ages AMI take u nway. oihefw So 81 will be sold I,
rag me aud all ea..n>e. KAuupppp
nov 3m I,V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

ROBBERlES.-There seems to be gang
OF robbers operating with quite too much sue.
cess IN the mountain counties of this State.
a Mr.. Hawver OF Grcenbrier has been robbed
OF considerable sum OF money. Mr.. Robt.
campbell OF Monroe was robbed one night last
week; white one robbcr held him in his
go lhc oth,rs distracted $500 in gold and
with bundle OF bonds amoun,in, 10 sS0
ooo. The papers also notice ,wo robb. ri g
lately committed in franklin county. We
90 not hear OF any vigorous efforts u arrest
the progress o. ib.se villains.
hanu1iI Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
.R wIsrARs GREAT DlscovERY-I

INK WiSfAR'S GREAT DiSCOvERY.-If
~ was once said, There is nothing new under
The sun This has been emphalieolly true in refer.
ence to medicine Hundreds Of Pills. Panacess;
Expecioran's and Specifics OF all soris have been
pnfied into n"ioreiy--ull made mainly Of the sans
ingredients ndd,ng no new materials 10 the .hcalink
arr. Bui DR. Wisars Balsaxi Of Wild cherry furs
mishes new medical ngeni-a new principle
evolved from Natures own Depository. II cures
Asthma. incipcni Cousump lions Liver Complaints
and oil diseases Of the Lungs when nothing else
will. An honorable E:cmber Of The Canadian Par
lament writes that 1t has cured him of Asthma Of
Ton years standing. A Williams attorney at law.
5S William street. New York. has been cured Of
The same disease OF twenty four years Standing
Mir C"zcns Of New Jersey makes AFFIDAVIT that
cured him Of supposed consumplinns afer hs
physicians had given hfn up TO die; and SO with
hundreds Of others.
vs. Remember use positively in no case, palm of
unreal cures as produced bv this invaluable remedy
FI Be sure Ia get DIR W,sIar's Balsam of Wild
chcny-there are limitations!
0TThe genuine Wriar's Balsnm is sold only bv
DIR JCRUMBACKER, I73 Main st. oct 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

AN EXPERT EXECUTloNER.- The Bos-
ton Journal recently told pretty tall story of
Sir Evered Digby, who was executed i'm En-
gland Tor a political offence. After decapita.
ton, the executioners took up his head By the
hair, and setting il down on the block, ex-
claimed. 'there is the head Of ;rai,cr."--
The head instsnuy replied, "that Is lie"
This story reminds us Of another, relating
to the se,tt;:ca Of an eXecuiioner by the Dey
OF Algiers, some fifty gears since. 4; was the
costom TO make the selection from the pris.
oners OF war, and the Office was much sought,
as the person selected thus obtained his liber-
~. On the occasion referred 10, there were
three candidates, Frcnchman, an English
man aud an American. The trial OF skill was
TO be made in the public square of AlgieIs-
fhree convicts were brought out and placed on
the stand, their nccks and shoulders made
bare, and'red thread drawn about the neck Of
each TO mark the place Of decapita,ion. The
tTenchma n advanced first, and, with q single
stroke OF the sword, severed the head of his
man so near the line, as to call forth the loud.
est plaudits from the delighted Algerines.-
Inc Englishman next came forward, and with
lnlmita bic grace and skill decapitated his sub
Ject. The eXclamations were loud and long.
from every side, and it seemed doubtful, 10
which OF the two, the pyiLe would be awarded
Tor, that II would be one or the other Of
them, did not seem TO admit OF question:
The American, however, was entitled 10 tri-
al, and took his position. When all things
were ready, he gave whisk Of the sword, so
sudden and so swift that il was hardly observ-
ed, and the convict exclaimed, All! YOU have
missed me- Have H. says, he spit them
Leaning forward little to..spit,, the headtum-
bled from the shoulders and rolled away up
on the platform, having been severed with
such exceeding niceness, that the subject him
self was not aware OF it. The whole audi
ence were now silent with astonishment and
the office was awarded TO the American.
dorchester SPY.
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MORE CURES performed by DIR DUNCAN'S
EXPEC'rORANT REMEDY

Mohl. tVhcS perofmei ny Or DUNCANS
EXPECroRANT REMEDY.
Dir DuNcAS-Dear Sir-You may perhaps re-
member that consulted with you at yonr office N
Cincinnati. in June last when you examined nv
lungs and informed me that there small cav
ny forming in the lobe Of my left luhg. with slight
ulcc raiicns mud advised me To take few bottles
Of the EXPECTORANT REMF DY. which L
boush' OF YOU 90 hoitles). have used 4 of ihem.
and feel as well as l ever did in my life My
cough disappeared after using The first bottle. tho
pain IN my breast also lei me, my srens, III increase
ed and aso my appetite. The medicine caused me
I" expeciora'c large quantities Of foul matter; utter
This was oil thrown M, felt relief at or &C. think
That the wh'le world should know something abons
the COOL effects of your 'EXPECTORA Mt REM,
Euf, ior The removal OF The FIRST syar,otis Ieatjh
70 consumption Please inform me fyou ihink il
advisable Tor mo 10 use the medicine any longer
fhurs srulv. and ever grateful
EORlCE BINNS. Near Hamilton. q .
For sale by Il Il d MARSH. Sole agents for
Wheeling. oe, On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

CORRECT SENTIMENT. --As gops -,
rule, il mag With safety be laid down ,Rst IN.
fEIF Jchool houses there are, the lc.. prisons
here will be needed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

XN lSraR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
w jnsI received and tr sale by the d ten or
single boIIl' a he manuinciu ers' prccs; by
m"vf PRYOR " PAUL. l6t Market ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
Daily G6enRB>
ESDAY. NOVEMBER >. iSlb

L. s. HOfEL.-We had almost forgotten
TO tell the public that We dined on Friday al
the United States Hotel o. slice of venzcn
from a. ia, aud tender saddle as we ever
tasted. IL is a month ca,licr than that article
IL ordinarily had, and shows what NcssIs.
Mrrcn.LL& CALDWELL arr doing for the 9c-
comoda,ion OF cpicurcS The next most ex-
traordinary thing NE found there VA piece
of delicious Goshen Chvese, which cheese
weighed about TO pounds,
Us- How many Young mcn are there hi
Wheeling who spend their evenings in idle
ness. with their minds in state of inaction
How many more are there that spend them in
drinking houses, at bowling alleys, or ii places
where the morals are d.basei aud tn, Intellect
is not improved II tn: number could b.
known, ;hen we might form some idea OF the
extent to which schools, debates Lectures.
lyccums, and Other means vi Improvement
a,s' needed in this city.
--------s---------
NEAITE AND One OF
the New Bedford whaers has just completed
her fourth successive and successful cruise
after whales within eight years. and has
brought home upward oi thirteen thousand
barrels Of oil. The crew consisted Of thirty
men. and during that time no spirits OF any
Kind had been allowed OF board as beverage
on any occasion, nor had any man died OF dis
case, or been seriously sick.
THE CHOCTAWS.-Therc arc now four
female boarding schools among the Choctaws,
sustained mainly from the funds Of the nation;
but under the immediate instruction and d-
Ieciion of the Missionaries In thesc ana 9th.
or schools connected with the mission. there
are about two hundred and fifty pupils, about
one hundred of whom are boarded By the mis-
s.oI families. There arc also many schools
taught Oh Saturday and the Sabbath chiefly
by Indian teachers, embracing six or seven
hundred scholars, adults and children.
STUDENTS N YALE CoLLEGE.-The
number of students III the Theological and
Medical Schools we understand, il unusually
large, and the Law Students are full up to last
year in point OF numbers. The undergraduates
are numerous, and the classes will stand about
as follows
SENIORS SIS
JUNIORS 1870
SoPnoMoRES los
FRrsHMES ll2
Whole number 1875
NelD HaUen Palladium.
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completion, made in full compliance with
Inc ldw OF last session and approved unani-
mously by the state. Agents, and confessed
by all diSpassionate men. to b. the best which
could have been made, sareody being Carried
INTO ELECT. This is business like.
We understand that Col. Ccalc. the Prcsi-
dent: OF the Company lef, here on Saturday;
Tor Georgetown, 10 join the party spoken OF IN
the subjoined extract We wish him plea.
SAINT trip, for much of the prosperity OF the
company, is due 10 his earnest aud untiring
diligence, and energy of purpose.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE CANAL
The Georgetown Advocate OF Thursday saws:
The en,erprising contractors OF the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal, from dam No. g 10
Cumberland; we understand are already ON
The ground, and are entering with becoming
energy upon the prosecution OF their under.
taking. There is no doubt noU of It's com.
pietion IN due time. The board oi dir, ctors
OF the canal company, aud tie commissioners
on the part OF the State OF Maryland, with 9th.
er officers of the Canal company, are TO leave
here on Monday next by canal, on q trip of in
specuon. and reconnaissance, extending THEN
observations to the point at which the new
works. TO D. undcTtakcn.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

Az DOL HATS a large and superb ss.o,,.
" rnent Just Ia hund. at The Sign nj Tho Rio
'''' "''' nov - MCALIAM
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
( ME ParineTsh d heretofore existing under The
A ~frm oi J CONNOLLY e. SON, was ,bis
day Dissolved by mutual con,eni. Allpersons hav.
ILg claims against Tho firm will pre,en, them
Those indebted will please cab a,d seule with j
Connolly. al the old stand
JOSEPH CONNOLLY,
nov w G CONNOLLY
10 f CONNOLLY.
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NEW ORLEANS. Mr. Charles Hooton Of
london, who recently travelled extensively in
hnenca has gwen in the last number Of the
Colonial Magazine an animated and intere,t
ing account OF his residence in New Orleans
This city has the misfortune to bear bad CHAR.
actcr abroad, and Is less freqlent,d ny travel.
lers than the northern capitals Mr.. Hooton',
clever paper ON the town and its socict, wil,
direct 70 II the attention Of strangers. Upon
inc whole, ne says, summing up the result a
MS experience there, ''the impressions left up.
on M by both The Crescent CITY and lis I'm
habitanis wcre Of very favorable nature. and
such as VIII ever excite reflections OF the most
pleasing knid With the two exceptions Of
.'ycllo" jack dml a sua ia surnmcr rather to1
not lew cities ~ ,hc States are more aOtocs-
DE; iOfIn tn " luter season the climate h de-
hriovs- that -, daring six or seven months OF
tic yeaf."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

SWEET ORANGES.-Wc purchased on
Saturday last III Market street, Sweet Oranges
OF good flavor, grown on James Island. op9o-
site the city. They were the produce Of the
sprouts l Trees that were cut down hy the
severe iroois which occurred 10 or IL wears
ago; the produced about 10000 Oranges. This
year we understand the same Trees will pro.
ducc from 40 to Do .O0O-mother instsnce ~
what dlittlc care and perseverance, wlllacconn
Plush. CharLesion. S. q. Pat.
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4 AIDES WALKING suoEs-Ju., ,scoi,.d
~ from PbiloJelp ha at The s,go of Ihs mo; Rr :,
BOOT " ''' %" WI
- Pare Ladies Red Bmkin Waking Shoes
~ do dp Ties a., do
IOD do Bcoi hOfoceo Buskjn 10 do
- DO do Ties do do
lndies wishing neat aud fo.honablo s,vls n
"''hHH shos' VII pl'ass roll and ,,amiso nv al,
'''men'' nos ) SAML MLLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

E1NRESll SUPPLY.-LarJnei's Lectures No n
"a price IS cents; Library OF Choice Reading. No
~ eng HE Twins and Heart. by Tupper. author
oil 'he'Crock OF Gold p'ice SO cents For sale by
nov 8 JOHN J HASWELL. Union ST
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BUFFALO ROBES.
BALtS BUlaIo Iiobes. T., ,,Ic ~
fOHsfIH giKCR
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LIST OF LETTERS

LlST Oh
ID EMAINiNC in III
He ne LIST day OF n,
P,r.o,!s calling ior |
advertised. else they IN,
4
Abdin David
Addison George
Adams George
Allison William
Arndt Jacob
Atkinson David
Armstrong Margaret
Allen Samuel
Amick Jacob
Amber w Henryi
Ankle Dorothy
IL
Baird William
Burns John
Boggs VIM
BuIger Rebecca
Buchanan w A
Burke A +
Butler Ellen
Byn Thomas
Burnworth George
Brown PC
Bell Adeline c
Bennett Sarah
Berry George s
Benno Albert w
Batson Alpheus w
Benson Sally
Blake James
Black John X
Bice Adeline
Bloom James ii
Bevier Miss K A
Belburgh G
Bawlas Samuel
Culvertson John II
Carter Thomas
Cahuz Steiiel
Crowl Robert l.
Conner James
Cook Lewis
Carpenter Hezekiah
Caruthers William
Cole Isaac Cole
Charels Mr.
Crowell Catharine
Carothers Thos p
Carr Benjamin NJ
Campbell Patrick
Cartwright Thos
Clemens Elizabeth
Curtice / w
Crowl Robert L
Clark Mrs
Conway Colin a
Cocaine Daw
Caldwell Adeline
Carrel J J
Carter George ii
Callahan James
Cline Washington
Donaldson P2
Dodenhaver John
Dairy Eliza
Dairy J P2
Dyer X ID
Dowd X w
Dunbar Washington
Dunlavy VIM II
Dunlavy Ellen
Dixon Joseph
Davis Cephas
Downs Jane
Day John ii
Davis John r
Duncan David 4
l.
Eckels Jesse
Elwanger Cristian
Evens David
Evans Edward
+
Fuller Garden & Co
Fr"ytag III NJ 2
Farrin Ihos w 2
Fenwick James
Ferron Mrs &
Foster Jos
Farquar Sophia
Fox John
Fuller John
G.
Giher Daniel
Garood Nancy
Goodeak L Sophia
Carlson Jeremiah d
Groves Jefferson
Gordon Hannah A
Garden S
Gratignay Lewis
ii
Hall Josiah
Hull Jacob So
Heslap Cuthbert
Hanna Robert
Hoskins + J
Henry John
Haynes Clark
Hepburn William
Howell ] G
Hill james
Hanes Elizabeth
Habig Amandus
Hazard Benjamin r
Hunter S Il
Holmes Abigail
Hazelet John
Hopes Marshall
Houston Daniel III
Houston Daniel
Hopkins Samuel 6
Hallam X +
Hamilton Edward
Hamilton Jim
Hull William
Hoffman Samuel
Hogben Thomas
Harris David
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

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nov Wheeling, Va