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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
CRIIT TREES,

a FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA hughes
N CRAB Apple TREES. hud a lnrge variety
.pttLr btsI selected ctnie lfrup: Tor sale W ~
ID ZANE. Wheeling leland,
Persons des,rous. of procuring FtNii Trees ssa>
no. Ia a better Opportunity VI suppl, ins theta
selves 4 sa w "a srn
Refer la Dr. John,ton, Louisville ~; Jnmcs II
E,rsy'h pnd KS DJrsey. Wheeling, VI.
NOV II AIN "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

NIEGINlA-IN CnsAcERS4N foies hele
N the Clerks chice cf 'hc CircoH Snletsor
Court 81 Law nd Chsncerv fr The county OF Ctis
IN ihe mouih of.Jahnary lSf6. ee
Robert siortis,n. Ex.cu,or. NJ d Elixaheth W Nor
rsan. ftrcains al he last viii ssd ,sslsnen, 81
Joseph Mouson. late 81 oh'o e~snsy. deceased.
C.sap,sins ris.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
WHOLESALl3 AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE

" " tOOh EONF T.| u
IOiIN FlSUke, AT, sOoh seller and Station
- eE No 1873, Main Street Wheeling. Va Cd
customer, az his ola stand, where he will bs
abiUto supply them with Books and Stationery
at reduced pllees. lie has now on hand q lsIES
assortment, and is constantlyr receiving supplies
Of Medical, Miscellaneous, Theological and
SchoulBooks. Alse, Bibles OF ever variety e
Binding, all of which he is able 10 afford -
the city.
Highest price given for Rags ia exchanges
sen N..H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
VS. GR II n CE-
PRE- AND MARINE INSURANCE.

PRE- AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Fn>O BIZ fNSuRED-o Loi 10 he--ihais the
question whether ~ IS better by one sweep.
,ng IRE. 10 be rained-sRd suljeci To all Tie lis
: thar ilesh IL heir to. or. like a ptuden, man go to the
PREDICTION Oeoe. aud ihen be made sofe. comiotle-
bio, sni happy-we leave for you g. determine.
The Projection Insufat &c Company of Hartford
Coon. having already paid ever $500, 600 OF hsses
: rsiathe Western County, 10 cpiilled 10 the highest
confd cnce. and their agent al Wheeling. Virginia,
> .Raista@ w + PETERSON,
will tako risks on dwelling houses. ware houses.
ssorrs, mills. fscioflcs. &c. ,eecihes With Their con
n tents. ssch rs aiu miiuIe, Merchandise. machmery.
~ and every ulhsr Descriptions Of insuiebic property
<s4Asso. sn sIesua. keel nnd HAT boats and their carg.es
Hnso and fram lnny port on the Western Waiers. on
<Dshe must reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
v<effhc sarae ns nj any oshsr nice ia Wheeling.
<s3s Cairc Oh Moerse stree, opposite ,Ls Alonroe
lass 9. nnti near this Pest Ofiee. jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

"a IRGINIA-IN CBAScrny-Ai role. held
IN The Ciers's office of the Cireuit Ssrcrot
Coun al Law ani Chancerv cor The county OF Ohia,
IN The m'n'h Of January 1916.
Pll'ofS'ns. Complainant.
sgaiaa
Joht i. Waiter snd James II Johssan, psfenLans.
The complainant having filed an amended ADD
supplemental hIl. and Ihe deiendanis nj hay 9
eniefed their appearance end girsn security otcor.
ding To The act OF assembly and the rules ~ ihs
court and II npPesnpg hy satisfactory proof that
they are not inhabiianis af the esItb AT
Virsinia--en motion Of The c. mplai mani by coun.
SCI. ~ IS ordered TIA, tho sad defendants 10 Ape +
here IN Tie first day II The rexi Term of Ills conn
and ansNerihe com plainaa,'- bill. and that a cony
of THIS order bc forhwmh inserted in SIN news.
paper printed in The city &c wheeling cor lwn
months snrres-'vciv. and posted siihs front door Of
The conri house VI Ohio county. A coav re.,e.
ALEX II LAlDLEY. Clerk.
'@f jaa6
NIRGINIA-IS CnAScrry Al Rules held
az l''e Clerk office 81 the Circuit SUPERIOR
~onn OF Law aud Chanecry fr the county Of oh,c,
~ he month Of January 1916.
fiesry Duhring. Complainant.
James s Wheat ami William y Riddle, Jane, n
Riddle and W'iioughhy w Lone. lsis pannct.
under The htm Of w N Riddle & Co.
Defendants.
The complainant having filed an amended mud
supplemental hill M his cause. asd tho defendant.
william y Riddle. James n Riddle and Wllpvcb.
ny w Lane. nat having entered her apps aronce
ond given securiy according IN The act of assembly
anu the rules OF 'h's court. and ~ appearing ~ sat.
'-iao'"fy Prnoi that they are not inhabiiani. Of The
r"'nmoaweo Faith oi FirgiHIa-On motion ul The
Complainant by counsel. ~ il ordered thai il,e SAID
deieSdanIs do appear here on The frsl asy of he
ne1iiefm. ana answer The cpanpla iuant's bill, and
hat copy efihis order be T. sihwiih in.erIed in
some newrPaper printed IN the city Of Wheelrr
t"' Two months excessively. and posted al he front
door VI ihe Court honae of Ohin county
a cory Iesie. ALEX n LAIDLEY. Clerk.
NFISoN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
ARWIVAL.

- EHEFFN NH
VII Sahscf'ter hos just rsreivcd . lev hores
NJ Goo5s. Which IN addiuon ~ the lot Which
ho oreoed . few weeks .ince " ~ make hi. stock
somplsls. HIS 'HetJs onJ The public are rtquesied
10 cave him a call, os DE expects by carsisni A..
'eHlion 10 ny ani please ell. s w BAsSEFT
South Wheeiing. Oci 9Th.
y SINE splendid sIyie' Of Cashmere. are in
'"' crowd oei 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
INsuRANCE.

xrH ISKS will be taken by tho I X MARINE
H6INsURANCECoMPAN or WHEELING
10 at fks io,oest rates on-
81 -Bu,ldings OF ilkinds, stone, brick OF OGDEN
q aad their contcnts:
q ',Siealrooais; hc,oriesi mills, sc.
FHrnifure;
And merchandise cfalikinds.
N . And again & all dangers attending the trans
nortanon o fgoodsonrivers. axes, seas, canals
& and railroads.
For the character OF III e company as TO promp-
~tstuis and llbefalIty inlhe adjustments nd pay
mont off beg len c 90 refer TO the mer.
- chants OF this place and W VINO nave mao
atn,hs nduStraent 81 claims upon US. aug4
Nsetlfiee on Ma in ST. fR.W HARDING Sec'y.
IS So KE.rSINS PREMIUM MS.
4sas yuyHE Fire add Marine Insurance Company
N oC Wheelirg, will re,uru 10 per cent OF
all premiums received for risks taken iroa. this
iras. where no loss has occurred.
feb 81 X W HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
MRS. CouEN's
A C1NG ACADEMY:


Mi rs, COHEN, begs leave To inform ihs ia.
oies ned ceutIemen oi Wheeling ;ts, he,
se"ond iuaitcf has ccumenccd f.tenis des, rous
of sending Iheit children viii stnG ,ham mnesi.
sicly o. she will leave iot ib9 F.si AT 10 cad 81
.lhtequ-u. Chf1rett class. N,bfiys. Weslcs,
1nys md ,furd1tt ,+imia 2 IT, 2 "a ed ' ad.ss'
and 0cou, mems r.rss from 10 wedsssday
e iilpn tiphlg tiom 2 unti 10 o,cl1ck
1EliNs-Fyfa l0dy onj q gentleman s5. Snd
lus sh4ertan I've do'law - qunucr. consisting of
20 i,s8ins Cbtldfon five dolisrs. Q dsdncHon
maGe Tor Tower 2 ~ a 'srr,lY. Mrs e.. " ~ leatR
d.s elioNsuR ipstuonaLlo dances,
II Gre. Vicuuo The iiorn Pipe
IL C4chnea The $ nnish Doncs
Ia Napoil,on The Cslloiais
L. Polish DlnCe Walizes
Tie ~ rhl abd tiing cofiilions &c &c
Mr. T.. feiums hff sincere thMks 10 Js Lsdies
aud rsntierca N Wheeling fr lie i!tr'sl patron.
see dnfHng thS Ia, qsaftsf and hopes 10 merit q
/ corJisaagee ot tr ame, hlss,c by jams RiEby.
Ms q, suoN tctm'ug a class ofyoqVg ladies ~
'carh wax Arfi1t FfsWefs. f"f woes Az.
! lF.S Ffll. ND ilofn sHd Ann Basksis. Saw
Hll Trees, &c. the whole taught foe. lhtse d,fsu
only Mrs & vii eve pnya,s Ieasons ~ porous
fes1drnres
Schri Room, o%0r,srnf t'bnn and Market SIC.
rvei Tyad 4 l~i,weli. Shoe sure 3m ieb =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
ish and american Bpnnets.
TO H0USE-kEEPERS.

Your a,leuiien - called &, a large nnd well &c
iecied spr'meni oil Fu"'shias Goods ul every de-
'rrP "n' nov &c -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06
ExTRACp or coFFLE.-

LADIES kEBP YOUR FEEf DRY.
aDitaS' RL BIER OVER SHOES=Jusi
b fsceiyed direct from New YoS 10 iBc Sgn
90 he BiG y BOOT. l rose Ladies' Fus Bound
and Lined nsbbsf Sloes, I rose Ladies 6sd ksh
htfOgoF SlBes Als0 sn asuffneut 81 Children
Rabbes Owes Shoes.
IN NCBALIEE a KNOX
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

Merchant psloFj, js. and Mugan Ncl.on,
Deispdanfs.
The Defendant De ford. not hav ~ entered h,
Appearance anl given secutiiy accprdiny iolhc &C,
"' assembly aDd The rules al hi. Cont. anl II ~.
lear'ns ny satisfactory prof ihaI he is MOI an in
hah''aul OF tho commonwealth &c vitginia-Ou
motion OF The complainant by coun-c eli ~ is orde red
WA. The said deiendsnt do appear On The first dsy
OF The nesi Term ~ This CourI sui answer The eon
plSinani's bill. snd that n copy Of Ibis ord Q tc 10Th
w'Ih inserted IN some news, sper printed IN he cry
oi wheeling for iwo months succcssively. and post
cd ni the front door Of The cnnrt nous, OF Oalo
eouniy. A copy leslie, ALEX II LaiDLEY,
Jkf Jan b Clstk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

y Real estate aud .s'ea'npuat auVefINt nents
hsriif,' and saies' 'hsauic,'
ircus. OF similar advertising, not 10 be pub
she'd by The year.
- ASvef,isemenls chargeable by the insertion
. should in all cases, be accompanied BY the
syr,tien dirsc,ionsas 10 the sumber Of inser
t-sons; II not, they will be published ul tsrold,
and psytnent exacisd.
- no advertisements inserted sraiui,ously.
-, Marriages. and deaths are published as news
= &lbiluaries sld funeral Invitations are adgei-
= tse ments. %
The privilege Of adve'rsers, oy The year =
<n.on6nedf 10 advertisements OF their own icsu.
No business. All oiher advertisement sent oy
,lhem wall be charged al lhe usual r.ics.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

"A PPLiS -Appies Dfsi4y. Cib. Family soap
Slst Candles. uesn.. geeswas. osis. Tobae
~. Vioegar. CIDER, Tcs. Hsisius. Barter, Old WIS
~. Fssihefs. &C. sf ale boss 70 elise henfe u.
New Year dec - ~ ~ JAMlsONl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

''~f' IVY " 'hath ANNh Y W t'tA'H
W'-iGofi Res. sls kpown as William voodcrd
Henry Allen. Joseph Gill. Elixabeih French. Exec.
u,rr and Peter , rench. IKE, nlor uf William French.
's'eoi Ohio cvcnty. deceased. Henry Mor,on. Fran
cis Il Hornbrcsk aud Thomas ifsrn. cook. John NJ
Clarke. Jane A Clarke anS iieary Moore.
lr Defendants.
The Compliments having filed her bill 10 auach
and uhism a decree Tor the sale OF lhe teal estate in
he city of Wheel.ng. an Ohm county. Nusiuis. Le.
l"ng,ng To- the ah-snt Defendant An-ln Pray. IL
GLIDING the lois and parcels of groSn3 IN said city.
specified in the deed from said Austin 10 the lei n
dani wn A pssy. dated Jan.sry 81. 1919. and
,aeniion,d IN lhe ball of c.mp'aint for The ,alisiac.
'i"n of he dcb' OF s669l IL. with interest and
c,sts. due hy said Ausiia 10 ssid compliments. M
Etecuiofsas aforesaid. and also ." attach md sub.
jeei 10 The pay meDi oi the sa,d debt. inieres, ami
co~,s. the monies. cebis and effects ~ toe sard Austin
Peay.in the hands of ssid jefenj 1n,s. Mor,on anil
iiernbroaksl sevetsiiy. AMI sinte he fing of The
same. ~ appearing mat Tho de;sudsni lu.eph Ghi.
hehi departed this hie-on motion of he .ari
Cosnpa Ianis BY counsel, the snme - suggested
upoa the record. And ih- defendants Austin Peay
wm Augustus Pcay. wiHma woadIsrd Ross, ohsf
wise sailed William Wo,pd6fd. Henry Alien, anil
Henry Merton. no, having enisr,s heir appearance
aud given security according TO the net Of Assem-.
by ard The rules Of this Court. and iiappearinsb y
satisfactory pro'fth.tthey are not inh sbiianis Of The
c"mtnonwe aNh Of Nirginis-On muher motion OF
The oompisInaat's. a. - ordered that ihs said defen.
daii's DO appear here GA the 6r.t DAY o. The neat
Spring Term .f THIS Court. and answer the Gem.
P'a'nsnts ball. ani that = copy OF this orJef he forth,
wih inserted ~ some ne -psper srint.d IN the city
oi wheeling ior i~o months sucresstvety. and re
ted at The iront door OF ise Court house Of OAi.
conniy. A copy tesic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

AiKGiN1A-is ~CnsNcgSr-N rules he'll,
IN ds Clerks Office &c The Clfe.ii Surcno
Court OF l NV and Chsnc~rv foe tho ecu nty OF Oh,u
~ the rr"n'b Of January 1916.
The North wcs,sra Bank VI Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-06

White and oolcfed Br'cade. Black Satin Siripe
ErmiDc. Wniefcj snd Striped Poali Jc Sole. On.
hIc. RIncnde. enhn.ideIcd and Sirincd Enncv Sill
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

wool, sc. &c. just think of these facts by the pas
SAGE Of Folks tariff price of iron in England ~
ses: wAen the tariff Of AZ passed these same iron
annfscturers sent their circulars TO the U. States
begging importers not to withhold tneir oroe's as
thew would sell correspondingay to'cer. Remember
too, that at least vc-eghs of the value OF this IRON
is composed of agricultural products consumed IN
making IT; of which you furnish one-tenth; The rest
beinu supplied by England herself and the 'serf la
aor and worn-out soil on the shores ofth Baltic.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26
THE BALANCE.

w. have lived long enough to Witness sese.
....;ors Of the beam, the extremities ." VIM
.,,v snnoose England and the United o'a'es " 's
t.vo hecn enabled to calculate the laws Vi ,,'
A. cer,ainlv as the "Democrats prevai'
r-.h labor rises. American sinks; but II the why
prevail up goes American labor, anu oo""
we are concerned, goes English L..
When Harrison was elected President ''e '",Ne -
.Democrat' in the land expected s'better 'n'e''
Enough his untmely death cut short mis- noo'e
.fhr;no;up the government back to Its true p''"oi
- .,d the treason of Tyler threw the party ou.
f,uor ve, thew murmured loudly at the aheseu
s.,,,,. 81 the Wings to fulfil their promises. ms
.oo uben thew could not but confess tha' no''.
-o.,.r;,v had been restored to the country' puOe
IL, discharged, and the Treasury replenlsneu
,.r... aoweyer. Polk was elected, his opponents
90 the .vorst. and his friends hoped tor no'a'"s
III. T,s,sarv is again bankrupt, the LABOR oi Wv
.,,,,t~y Is struck down, the nation is IN war 'nu
debt. The executive has conun"eu ."e
..e,e.chmeat On the other branches OF "ose'n"''"'
bec.n by Jackson, and yet nobody IS
T,se fr;e.ds of the President cannot char nm
.,.,eherv, though they do begin to inquire WIZ
lanes X. Fosk- really is.
rse., facts show in whose hand the interest Oh III
country is most safely trusted
Rut we commenced these remarks tor the PURPOSE
x-,,,,a attention to the following statements
our Foreign News.
lowing to the tariffhauus passed the more POP T.
lar branch of u. S. Congress- the r"lse 2, -. Ta
yi.sn. IL anticipation Of a large erpo'. 20 '"'
SfGtts.
There is not much brskness IN the MAUI. ablc n
ie.s The business has been so "nProna a.nn -
working short time. when the had pa
the United States House q life 70 the desponding;
sed the taln - he seen whether the same sa W
I'll; s attend the in the u s Senate, ,r I'M n
Is EN- w;H revive if The Tariff eseo''sf " '''''
present shaps.' ,h;cs is not
= Democratic reader, If beating Tue ""'s -
mope consequence to you than the price 0' '''' ~
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

nS~All liars shall have their place In tne 'dAe
,h.t hurnetb with fire and birthstone. '-BtHe.
Where. then, shall Rev! Joshua Leavitt' 'ne au,
a., g ,,.rv sucb assertions as the following ma
his place; ,,h;rs If a
the drama, was the defeat by northern wings :.
hill prohibiting slavery in any territory whicn may
every thing shows ina,
tho big nartv never was more absolutely under The
dominion of slave holders than at this moment"
Lawyers ought to be just, Physicians heai'ny' DIV
Priests pious; but every days experience proves
us that though the earth were entirely peopeo WI.
these professions, should still need PRISONS peS'
houses and rurgdtOry.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

RAYMOND AND WARrNG's MENAeERuE.-Thls al
fair visited our village the 18th inst according 10
.1,,or,;sement. The multitude that turned out to
behold it must have been peculiarly gratying 70
propretors but far otherwise was the exhoi'l'n -
the spectators Contrasted with the pompous ad'ef-
,,sements which have been spread before the peops
since JuneIast it forcbly reminded one OF the able
.eTbe mountain labored, and brought forth a-''o'e-
,Ious mouse. At the close Of the performance YOU
| .ho whole concern was an arrant impostur
u,;rb, have been carried by reclamation. The crow
dispersed with the most intense feelings oil olsapPon'
ment.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

UwprK1y PapER."-We have received the first
number new weekly, of the largest slze' bearing
this title and published in Philadelphia Ii is oeau-
tifulIy gotup and opens rich and racy. Neutral In
Politics and Religion; devoted to Truth, News, Arts
sciences, Temperance, sc sc. A. Scorr, Publisher
liz Chestnut st. Phil. Terms, 1928 single, NV
comics $500 twelve copies $1,000. considerable
degree o: prominence is given to the "sons oil lem
perance," in this number.
Stick to your neutrality; give your QFT an
| go ahead.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

<DeFEA71NG THE BlLL.'-This is the phrase winch
the oDemocratic and Liberty papers use when spea
king of the loss of the $2O0O,oe0 appropriation DID,
on which Mr. Davis of Mass. was SO regardiess oi
Soutbern Dictation and northern doughaces as "
speak as long as he pleased to. The phrase conveys
falsehood and they know it, the bill was not Oh i'S
final passage Mr.. Davis did not speak against 'ne
hill. but against an amendment striking out TIE d"'
slarerv clause Had the amendment prevailed Inc
bill must have gone to the House again. win inc
certainty of meeting its death there. Had the OH
nassed the Senate it would have been vetoed by tnt
President on account of the obnoxious clause. ln'
whole hue and cry is but one link in the system .
measures the Administration has adopted TO renoe
unpopular every man whose patriotism is hke'y
be stumbling block in the way OF its treason
Next winter will be sgnalized by the ADDITION % I'll
califoruias as Stare Territory, and every Democra
tic paper from the Infamous Free Press down 10 IN
: most contemplate, will support 1t, whie no"1'
d Jobp Davis will again oppose it. Mark our preo
: ton.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26
,.;.;on in the House of Commons on the subject Of

.:-;u .bo House of Commons on the subject Of
the sugar duties. -,
A, tho London wool sales, recently concluded
come attention was excited by small quanuty Oh
tina, article from Oregon which arrived In tolerao'e
.-a,,on-free from burs, and well washed 1t COM
,..,doa rood price, and the country is SAID 10 De
favorable for its production
u,,.., i not much briskness in the manufacturing
- Tho business has been improbable, that
some of the manufacturers had serious no"o''' y
working but short time, when the intensence Or
,;ved that the House OF Representatives mao paSeeo
tho Tariff. This gave FLIP to the despoho'"s' 0''
!, -, remains TO be seen whether the same SUCCESS
ii, .,,end the measure in the Senate. Trade nero
,, revive if the Tariff bill pass in its integrity
Tho cotton market yesterday was brisk but PIT
hardly he said to be higher. Nevertheless,
ho,,er feeling prevailed. The sales reach lo'oo'
bales.
Owing to the Tariff having passed the more Popu-
Lotto branch of Congress- the value OF iron has risen
in authorization of a large export TO inc o"''''
States.
With continued heavy arrivals offorelgn gram anu
t1our principally from the u States and Cauadd' o'i
marker has continued to decline, holders not De-
n, discussed to increase their stocks In warehouse
under the present prospect of early and abundant
. h.r,os, The sales of flour have been very large
Tho last nrices obtained were-W Canal EOS;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, OBS cd a24s; Ne" VI
,o oss 9as cd: Canada, 24s 25s Cd; latter price
/ only for extra qualities.
II 8 wheat has been sold as low as 5s lod ior IN
fcror qualities, up to es Cd per choice
), Indian Corn under the pressure OF heavy arrivals
declined to 25s for Yellow and 27s for WHITE put mas
recovered again, and is saleable at 2Ss Sis' re-
!, =, spectveiy.
wv Corn Meal also declined to els per Dbl but is no"
more easily sold at lbs. ,a,o &C. with
OF the prospect of reaching the highest point say
ror nuarter within few weeks.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

The following is 'smean, contemplate slander'
of course; and we only place it on record 10 Snow
how far peoples tongues will go'
.The number and size of the skirts, or pe'tcoa's-
grass. CLOTH coffee bags-now worn by the iaoeS "
BOSTON is absolutely frghtful-amountng' In son'e
;ns.onces. as we are crediby informed, to no less
than thirty-three immense envelopes :. :.
of these unnatural coverings being very
been found necessary to shorten them In ieng'r'
keep them from dragging on the ground; ana 'as.
ionable woman now bears striking Resemblance
a common hogshead, marching off on turkey legs
II is said that during the exhibition OF reworks'
Roston Common, on the 4th of July, young wonla
dressed in the extreme of fashion, was mistaken
some boys for public tent, and they had ac'ua''
crawled some distance under the canvass before ''e
| .bo rostakeW
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

stock, in Michigan, and the proper interest manies
ted here, be, except to guaranty that the charter
shall be amended at the next session Of the Legista-
fure, and made more favorable. Six months may e.
lapse after the payment Of the first instament before
the next is DUE During that time the Legislature
meets, and all the remaining provisions OF the Char
ter may be altered or even repeated.
If the whole s~sount of stock ($3Oo,0oo) permit
ted to be subscribed by citizens of Michigan, rs so
taken ther proportion to be paid down in bonds and
cash will be $4,000; within six months thereafter
comes the balance of 225,0oo, beside their proper
ton of rebuilding We need not 60 on to ask where
the money is to come from;-t is not coming al all.
Some of the more speculative "eastern capitalists
in conjunction with those who ''feel proper inter
est" in Michigan, win couply with the flrst requi
stion of the charter to get possession OF 'h'
central road the Southern company, composed en-
tirely of Wolverines, will then accept that charter
this will secure corporation between the Centre AM
South. for the two charters being now counterpart
Of each other, must remain so, they will consequent
Nv be amended by the log-rolling process, and IN
people will be most essentially shaved without eve
2erceying it.
We the citizens of the State IN time.
they do not wish to belegislated out OF their n'ere
IN the works Improvement in the State, let tne
look to the characters of the men they send 10 u
: next Legislature.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26

0F.sScarce day passes without the numbering o,
the ouceus English, can, in the same sheet be traceO
10 the same cause."-Frce Press.
Ifsthe numbering of the Queens English Is ne
cessarv to the da, IS passing as the Free Press I'M
dies we should think it might pass very well VIII
the murder committed by the "Col."
! The advertiser commenced the ''war oil woius'
and we have pursued it long enough to show ~e"S