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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE sI7 GOO IN DEBT |,


! The people OF this State will receive, with
on almost incredulous sstonlshment, the
statement that New Hampshire is left by the
outgoing Observation-Disclosures an uninter-
rupied possession OF her resources aud liabil.
lilies Tor eighteen years-involved in the sum
oil Seventeen Thousand Dollars! Yes, this
immaculate, debt-e bhorring party on resign
ing to their successors the seals Of Office, and
delivering up their books-presenting them
oppdr$ttiy BALANCED BY regular receipts aud
expenditures, and leaving supposed surpl,ts
oil about cSooo--u'e fvvs1 u t.rt on exs,nl-
nation into the Treasurer's accounts, by tie
auditing committee 10 have contracted debts
10 the amount stated, uncancclled, aud not q
dollar TO meet it.
Gov. Colby, as little dreaming Of this care
fully concealed fact as the people themselves
! stated simply in his message, in relation 10
the condition OF the Treasury that 'he had
good reason 10 believe that the State was not
encountered with debt" Good reason, in.
{ deed, il the slightest faith could b. pie ced il
the proiesSed horror OF the inconuptibe, cash
down radicals to the very mention Of STATE
debt. We wish especially 10 call the auen,
e ton Of the Boston Post TO this very ransarsa,
bic deysIonplenLs t9oe. 6oILr fesaiag n.
d Jr luie sentence which we bavs W 49, 80
Ienounced the Executive as M am
~ 'oL passing with 80 few vel ssP1ifif
r;ah,, ,os' W, len spoke volumes - the up
: mn rns IN ana !lntesity of The rrty" There
upon OIL the lipfe dogs or TIC press caught nm
the yelP, all x has been duly .h.yed " r9eou'hI
ed and tyPe,displayed in every corner ri Ms..
bn8sho, IT was an adnp;-sbfe Key note =
oat tne Post and 10 cronies may f1t a little
on being informed of The truth in The matter
- Nor Is this quite all. Last year when the
ireasurer's June report was brought in. eyer
mug upon the surface wore smooth aspect,
tbe State nota dollar in debt, and in. .sfird -
70 the amount OF $1,000. So it appeared froo,
me lreseurers accounts; and YET the Stale =,
M very moment was forty-eight thousand
collars ~ debt! This was Reduced the ,ast
yeaf 10 $50 600 IN debit Deduct the s36O0
when me treasurer In his last report made to
oPpesi % clear surplus, aud there remains
thousand Dollars. Truly,
Every day brings something new
Concord StQfss1aoa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS

The Britannia steamship arrived at Boston
on Saturday last, having left Liverpool on the
18th uI,.
We gather from it the following items Of
news--particulars will be given tomorrow
The Peel corn bill had become law, hav
ing passed the house Of lords by handsome
majority.
The info nation II tha-la-s.S1 Dcef received
.,--7-,'''S7 Pop"iar feeling had changed yer,
much against the Mexicans; the condemn
'lon OF them for their cowardice, as il is cal.
led, being very general. sol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESsEN.

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSRN.
GER AND REVIEW for July Is before US.
Its contents exhibit rich aud valuable store,
which cannot fail 10 instruct as well as graft
lily the reader. The principal prose articles
are named as follows:
The Civil Warfare in the Caso!inas and
Georgia. during the Revolution.
The Politics and History Of the Dance
An Account Of Pedro De La GasSa.
American Military Laws.
Festns A Review.
Mary Lyndessy A Tale.
Munfofd's Homer. \ Review.
War
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M.rAxoRAs. June /.

MAIAhONAS, June Id.
Quite romantic incident occurred in camp.
il appears that damsel scarcely l6 and very
handsome, not having the fear OF the bloody
Mexicans' before her eyes, and insligsted by
love for Louisiana Volunteer" disguised
herself in mems clothes, and followed her
true lover" 10 the wars; )ut on arriving at
camp and discovering hersclf TO him, instead
OF being received with open arms by her low
er, aud cherished for this convincing proof of
attachment, he absolutely gave her a "con-
founded licking" whereuPon she fed for pro-
lection 10 the tent OF Capt. Hufly, aud our
Captain ever influenced bF feelings of galian-
try and ardor towards the fair sex, al once
gave her his tent for her accommodation, aud
IN the morning offered 20 send her home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
wHEELISO WHOLESALE PRICE cuRRrvr
TIMES OFFICE. }
WurrTfNn B,J,, a 80

T.. 4
WHEsLtse, July 0, 40.
! ASHES-Pesrl. 3ES4k.
| BATTING. Superior l24. Corroo,,
BEESW AX.--2SG26.
BEANS.--Y 10 750So.
BLOOMS.--| tom 5000 $40.
BUfTER.-Keg las, Roll 10.
SOAb.--2a93A cts. " bush.
CANDLES.--Mould 10, dipt o.
COTTON YARNS.---5 TO 10. I6 Fl.
CoF fEE.-St: Domingo 7A0S, Rio SAC.
choice 10, Java 1913.
COPPER.--Brstiel' 2aa2o, Shestbiro an
SokDAGE.--ksnilla ll@l2, Taued q,
SASIlNGS.--a85 cts. " To.
DIX GOODS. Brown goods, 81 inch Saw
abe, q cis.i oih9r ID brands, in properties
70 70 dIailtyi 20 brgwn goods, - to 8; Bow
pIllis' Q 20 "; Heached goods, from 81 no.
considerably reduced. Checks. o-ash.,i6ss
"ooliens and ell other leading articles =, 81,
usual eastern cosl aud charges. VIZ
ELlfllC SPRINGS Polished l0atoi
FEATHERS. +2Sa3O eta.
ELOUR.-2.6 4R and no sales.
=. oh.-Herrlag 6,25, Mackerel No n
y Se; 81 No. 3, 6,25s6, 80. Do so1tb
GINSENG .--2sasl c,,
HAY.--Scaroe, SlOSi2 - top
LiAkD-5A q O. Land Oil 62S.
LEAD.--P ig4, Bar az.
leans, 33935. ~ VI
6. fkOVlSiONs.-Hams 6S7c.. Shoulder, 4
market, 6i@7. '''''e ~
ohhDS;- Closer 81 % Timothy. none in
market, Flax ssed gsSsI. "0'0 ~
SAII.--sl -.
RAGS.--3s5c.
SOAP.--la5c.
WHISKY. Rect. Iea23r.
WOOL.--18823.
=. FkblGHIS.--TO Cumberland. IS r,s r.,
Cumberland. 90 10 CINCINNATI ~ -, - iln
vile 20; St. Louis, 40. ''''' LOUIS
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III WAREHouSE RlIl- No. go.

a.. . ''OOob 1lLlS--MR. DALLAS
{es,etuay gavs our views In relation a.
.i1 eNhs mat The Warehouse Bill would en-
oi upon TINS country, II it should be nassed
,,'o,'i, ~, we said among other evils
' "ou'u give iiIe British agents OF the manalsr'
,'iIs estaO'lsnmenisin the country. the mos,
snlP'e means OF desiroyingOur tsiiiT. by se,,d'
ins mere VI advance, aud by hoardina IN AZ
'l'ueuSe anounto OF precisely the kind of -. :.
'"1c9 th't our w0rkmcn would other,,is.
49,. ~ OUT 'nafhet--and thus, by noodino
'''y n'u 'Ne' 10 advance, close our factorie.
US showed, too. that these British aoe,,.
"o"'u DIeak IA upon the regular busin,sS ~
T' nc,chdnis' IN their importatIons fro,n
hus'aho' Indeed. we think IL REQUIRES bn, J.
~, sinal portion OF ordinary sens, 10 ses Ina,
VIC warehouse bill, Under the present rorJ;
non OF the country is calculated 10 h. ,,1''..
dangerous TO Home Industry than ,i,bs, 49,.
in'lh o'll OF Nj. Mckay ot Mr Walt, ~
ger inns 6eliei OF its alarming provision. -.
CO'liess mat we are very much disssr;.,;sS
WIN wee President Dallas, who. !, ,,,,e.,,
gave bi5 casting vote 10 take no fbe e..
bonse bill in the senate. "'e
we published and circulated In pb1,a.t
Pula, some hand-bills,a few days bef,re 49,.
'eCloh gu 1874, to show the imoortsoce -
va ing wee President from Pennsvl,,,,;,
'i' ~ virtually gave Der three Sersto,;I 80
w. wee ftesid,nt always voting wbe, =;
'ole would tell. We liule lbunsht tL.n -,
~. ~ o' ils votes would be 10 tsEe nm t.ii
'"i0I, l9 only one, b. another name
80 we tafH. Mr. Dallas has bv ~
~ "F puoiic expectations. nor il a. ,
o,''y SUBJECT upon which be- las 81 go. wy
" ''''ie fhH 1n Neafiq,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
~ ORLEANs MARkEr

rtot-p ~, SuHe 18th, 1916.
tLOL H. We noticed in our lsst Tia, j..
.naINet had revived little. aud tbst . ~. ""
in'olni o. business bad been transacted 4..-i.s,
i'o "ree days preceding our rcvie,S SUI
.ug"' no" yer, 81 lss bcen still moro d .,..'.'
to' and oniy some 5000 Dol, ba,o ~. -
ual's, pnncipally IN small lots. and ~ ~. 80.
ls'anses 81 slill lower ntes. yveg,o. S ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

CO. The Argus man says that our Office
looks like sheep pen inside. We yield our
opinion TO his superior judgment on that sub
ject as he is familiar with the inside Of sheep
pens, albeit they do belong to other people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

The remarkable eject in The sassiion Of life in ca
Of Consumy,on and other diseases Of the Ghost and
Lungs. when using the Health Restorative: sstonish-
ing We particularly invite The attention Of tfs s'ek to
the advertisement Of Mr. G. BrnekerhoGs Health Resio
rssivc dspsssiopse Judgment iis virtues, formed
sner full and faithful tai OF H. win satisfy any one
who can BE- satisfied by rapid and permanent cure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
CHOLERA, SUMMER COMPLAINT. D,..ano.

CHOLERA. SUMNER COMPLAINT. DrAsRuor,
STOMACH AND BOWELS, cuRKD M DoeroR ID
JAfkE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
New York, eth mouth LIST, 1893.
Friend DR.. JAYNE.-It gives me much piessure 10 in
form thee Of the result Of in which red
thy CARhlNATiNE BALsAM, and consider N 10 Le
matter Of duty due thee and the public, give the fol
Lowing stasnentsDeing called tC visit patient IN,
days since found he was vomiting and purTine most
violently with Tormina aud Cramps in the upper
and lower cxiremiiies and a'so In the siominl psre.
tes. Tire crainp violent, tina, men to
bis own words, he said II seemed hin his bones
would snap in two. There vialeni ehoIic Gains
around tie uticd REGION ATTENDED, with very distres
sing psuses. In shtrI considered so le case on gen
vine cholera found enquiry, that the patient had
teen unweI the day previous with u the
wcls That slr hours lefore him. lac was seized
with the complaint. and bad gradually got worse. The
eNtremies were cold, and he nearly puseies i'm.
mediaiey gave him ssroonf1l OF thy Bassm, which IN
few minutes was elected from the stomach, Civ.
ing few Ses the stomach became settled and OK.
pressed himself much relieved. then gave him eao-
mel and opium powder. In hours from the time
saw HIM he felt qHe easy, and fell asleep aud slept wed
for 1--WE hours; hut waking, tho symptoms saain
turned. directed more OF tie Baisa 10 10 given him
when she disease sutsded and he coHyeescent. u
took only enc bottle TO elect have also onen
witnessed the beneficial effects ~ the Carninaive Bal
sam In eumrsr Complaints ard DiArhoa that weuld
not lie witbogi h for its weight In silver.
rsmsfa thy friend.
THOMAS MOTT ND
~ BROADWAY. New York.
For ssleby J. CRUMBAcKER,
June ~ Wheeling. Va |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

We are blessed with the best kind Of har.
vest weather, for which we trust our farmers
are duly thankful. A few days more like the
three last, aud the immense wheat crop OF
this region will be all gathered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

We find that our article OF Tuesday on the
Oregon controversy has raised no litlo
Au,teriug among our loco foco neighbour
They cannot abide having the folly and the
bullying OF the party thrown Up 10 them
though both were too palpable to escape at
tentios. The party members, aud leaderapar.
,icularly. affect to blame Mr.. Webster Tor the
loss OF few acres Of barren land in what /,
called the treaty OF Washington. while tn
prssen, administration first claims and thel
sivcssway thousands OF miles which they con
tended was unqucstionably ours and the Aocs
iand in the world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

ERfe1<BIAs }. only one snonx MANY OF The u,r,.y
GA sissns which originate In impurities OF the blood
-pcrtcncc ts~e
heph N overcome. bat The Ciieksner Saxsr Cos:st
fctseae Pts naye grappcd successfully II in every
OF sse had been subject 10 OF this
plant no her earliest Infancy; and iAey. had teen 10
violently Affected furnish Indie atoms Of deranred
intellect Recourse was had, formerly, 70 the family
Physctsn, but his prescription only drove the Affection
Doctor hnasy recommended box Of Lees PILE hut
through some mistake OF the Apotheearys clerk FoE
VAS sen, IN their stead Having little faith N Ps Of A.
ny description, and being rather sarssssious withs
tney concluded that PTovidence had hand the sub
Giiauon, and amer al n might turn tor the hesa -
They aeeodiAey made Of slsem. The result Of We
soss notions Tbs patient rapidly reooysreS and has
20 no es.sck Of ETisypcias since The Docior ~
s{ aesb,ed a. the supposed OF his pscscrip
lohi ~. was 90 completely sstonisheL, when be assea
hs error taf he resolved from thai tissc forward
AS , sugar Coated Vegetable rils. For sale by
IVY A. o. FAiRCHILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

HEAVEN FoRBlD.-Tbe National Intel
lii5'necf m speaking OF the pssssge Of ~,
iailn bill. says. "Onc effect Of the ,.ass,s. =,
iEe Tam Bill in The House IL Reprern,s5iy e.
WI pc 70 ProIOng The session Of Copor.ss =.
an indelnie englh Had ,he B3l heeo -
i,,l,d' iie session. would. IN az prob,lil,v
nave ended on ihis day fortnight,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
CANADIAN vERMIFuGE

NHKOhAB are he fruitful soo,r. "a -
serious dseeres indeed there \, ~ wy
~. ~ wt,so eaieis infancy and ehiidhood ,,S.sh -.
49, hyhy srg evated the pyesere' =,
80 N l.e noweis Gases arc reeoffe.Is :. ~
~ emieat physicisn, 'cf their p,,.,r,. Il, ~.
ssnee, locE jaw, apopieny, mana dsoUsy ~. 49,, s's
~ ~ we eyes, perse:tod vision paralysjs esre1,
~ ~ tne muscles nnservicnf 70 ane@rh
phaion % the heart. hiecup dry es,seb 90.
s'aP.ioa tbeemaiic pains IN thc loia,s ~ ~ 49,.
ss ~ ma every species 81 Worms seeros a. 49, ~
-, 10 supporf IN weak ana acpFavod coo5ist ~
s,fs otgena.' Again be says a an rsses ~
atninisned strength and emacisfon III f,s,-e s ~
isaaee and especially n ne bowels nae m 80, 1870
-..i ..t-t, 80 MAJ ga child suspect fler e,isT. y.
lty eeaefaiton.' Dr.. GREGORY alusfrs'. 90 .. ~
e.ub,ta tnai weak state Of he fjye.fj,, II \. u
Nnso principally Leafs ~ tl,o nrof.,eif - -. y ea'
-, 80 feihaf - There n yet Frcaf spser s,v ,,,,,
~ ls W fa.-lo ~ treating this eafapisirf % ftVa,
-. Ftufps auqncsi ionahiy sfe found -. -
~ 49, ~ young people of nefs1ns 81 sresEfs \, i,.i.~
So 49, hi peciie habits, and hence our eysf inter
,s - - " iHviTofsc fhc system rsrsfsIg 81 49,
80 ane intesiiucs pariicuiafiy @ ~
lletisif io which would can ths .,te.,t.. -
49, fi i ore which hag proved uierrs.a,i ~. -. 1
800 !, y. saEFefsaiy srknoWislrel ~ 81 80 49,
80 ~ sliitfi1f % an oshaT n,e3tr rs -, -,
- 80 =. 49, ioi which ID y feeoa1 s<s,l,i IA -
- Z, fonis and invg0rsscs ~ s,sofs ,y.is-.
- -, 80 csrfics OF Che elgeefsi-snassf sir.. IL
- p lftYs'eni % The stomach ara bs.sri. al 49,
e.als ne - o. nesi ~ which Worrs ss.ss,. 49,.
\ 30 ~ removing n, d h imposslits ~ ihs iyegc.s
senan 2. lhe hoey. u = harniess IL ~ aes.,. =. -
gren snd ne hetit1 ofihs pasuf = si,gs,. ias,~.E
, - 49, sysn vhsn 10 wofns ars sisssvsfss
JOHN WINES a CO
- ''' y FhYoH PAUkL, pFusrisss yn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
THEGREAT STATE OF NEW YORK.

THEGREAT STATE OF NEW YORK.
The State OF New York well observes the utle
OF the empire State. The census lately taken
by authority OF the State of Government, ex-
hibits a population approsching to three
millions oil souls. The total population is 3.
6Oi ,493; of which males were 81 .362; fe.
males l ,293, 90; males subjected 10 military
duty 229, 1872; voters 500 ,3Sg; aliens not natu-
rallied, l23,7l7. There are 1921 churches in
the State, and l0.703 comlnsn schools. with
1869 private schools Inns and taverns, 5 81 3;
20, 755; manufacturers, lS07s; mechanics,
lbs, DOL; attorneys, 3, $40 physicians and sur
geops, 4.6l0; clergymen. 1899; amount OF
their salaries and perquisite, per annum, 81,
53l 1857.
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A BET PRopoSgn

q BIZ PR0PoSED-A gentleman Of
Richmond, who has left bis name with ,be
edlloIs OF ile Wing. proposes TO bet Ia,
mat u the Tariff bill, now before tho Honsc
o. Representatives, should ever reach tl,c Ssn.
ave the Hon John Calhoun will. In the f,rs,
pace make spCech--in The second 49,
tnat he VII distinctly aud empbstics1y rsc
oSnihe the principle Of protection--t6i,lls
'iat 80 ihis be viii claim to be perfectly con-
siS'ent- -ioudhly, that be will underSte -
snow either That be hos always sdyo~s,eJ
rcasonablc protection 10 all industrial purs,,;,s
OF 'nat circumstances have changed. but 49,,
The bill. ''' 'salnsl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

WooL.-The duty on some wool is increased
by the bill thathas passed the lower House of
Congress; yet wool that was on Saturday las,
cold in Washington. Pa, for 30 cents, on Mon
day would not command 30. This il glorious
news for the wool growers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

Co We learn that Hon. Caleb j. McNulty
is private in Que OF tn volunteer corps on
The way TO Mexico. A friend OF ours saw him
in Cincinnati few days since, aud said he
was the greatest blackguori ne saw in the
city
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y NEW THING UNDER THE SUN =
The Chaplain of the state Prison. az Charlez.
town--that assiduovs end faithfoi cfl;rr r.
whom Massachusetts, has long been indebted
Tor the high moral tone which chancteriss,
heT prison discipline--gave us, this momine
an interesting item Of infornstion. viz: that
society hsd recently been formed among ,bs
prisoners, entitled the Massachusetts STAT
Prison Society for Moral Improvement and
Mutual Aid" Of this Society. the excsllsn,
,Wsrden OF the Prison, Frederic Robinson
Esd, Is President, the Chaplain, Vice Presi.
cent and the Clerk OF the Prison. Secretsrv
lhs object OF this Association is 10 encm,raS o.
me prisoners TO make efforts for moral and he.
ieilee'ual improvements, every member ple,lg.
ing himself Ito use ell practicable means and
ne p iof the improvement OF his own mind
sni heart IA knowledge and virtue. that bv ~
cong he may be fitting himself for uselnlnes~
responsibility, and happiness, when he Mail
again ENJOY ihe blessings OF freedom and Sol.
ely; ana furthermore, studiouslv 10 avoid ey.
cry tning which tends 10 corrupt. 10 debsss
hha 70 destroys and thusto obtain the MUSTER
over those passions sDd sppetites to whose
fall and min." VIZ = '''" u
Inc Soclety is 10 hold its first public meet.
ing IN celebration Of the 4ih Of Juiy vbe, 49,
members ore TO be addressed by tbsir Warden
ana ~ some oil Iheir own numbcr.-T rapelIer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

alaein'es 10 order. 81 inc di8srsnt varieties q
fsnog, French aid Wood Sea-. Nackoos. Scroll
Ipps. Slsi bsch. Common snd Consgs Chairs faess
s'yle) Aiso seliees. soeisbles, Basien asd Half
ho''on hoetefs, NaFsing DO, curnmon do. large ard
ssAlb Hlsos Chldfsns Table. Roekios ard
Sewing Chairs and Stools ~ svsrs "a. I'D .n,ls
~ @e dri N iaei 81 irorn NE Stool ~ ,n.s,.o
ne ha@m"ih rhss 81 ~ snig f.eI kssh Plssss
eai' aDd stdnsins ~ yonfsel 90 SD l,s,s ,osr
osoe' and lhsT vtil b. sfsntss - 81 sko,t osAsr.
Nha'fs esfel0ilg rssked ~ sAipmsns or sssi 10
y psrls Of Ne city wifhoaf ssiss eh.,gs poap
'0fgfi ne place No l21 bfsia q. sgess si3s.
j'a ~ en- " RluELpATfEE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

80; C"e ol voc neishbor, Of NJ Wiggip who.
r,,o 'e.,,n.} gave birth TO iouf rnIi,.a
s9'a1'tllaieo mn on having sncb .iic'.
H' - we. 'Oh no. said Nt Wieq,e 49,
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DIVIDENDS.

" HEHIINu HANIEo INgTITuTfoN, ]
F-vqrrr n,,.,.. 9th July, Is4e.
Jul piree'ors OF the Wheeling Savings ins,iuiioD
nave declared dividend Of four per cent on ,lc -.
sock Tor the last sir months which which WIN X.
Paio 70 sioekholder on or amer the l6fh ms ant
n MEOW Tra..ux.x
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David Hickman

David Hickman, Cornni.i,.,,1
saSo1 ns'rsld and Re hecea Batfeid IN. c,..,e
49,. ' Inn na'teid, Infant Heirs OF
sonn :, ma,te.d, deceased, Iefend.n,s
u CESOANT 90 Decree pTonouoe.S 4,
couri OF s lst5 ~ The Circuit suprios
so,h A., Nv house door Of ylsr sountS an -
lie suction s,ss, m " hsi tsnE Court dsyJ q css
W yer ana siiuae Middle lsIsn S 80 VI 80
Th ne, We county seat OF said eosnlv 49, pses
,,i,oS - WI WI 0e made ON the foIlo,ginr ts.,..
Sss,sa ~ ,he said decree viz; one Third 81 s - re-
10 psid IN eight months one mira ~ .sensse
ana zoe remaining one third In 1880. 1850. s
months ifom the day Of aaeshe puseh..s, y, tosE
The dsf,,s -, Win good security. for the payment ~
July 2-w&w " 49, - bfHBNes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

We find in The Richmond i,,es,L, IN
ing emaTks upon an affair of vital i,,oo,,.r,.
~ rh''ade'phia, and we copy it to show how
u'ose who nave no direct interestio swnv tbsi,
Judgements, think and speak ofa erssto,oiar,
now occupying the attention OF Philodelob;.
me project Tor the formation of coe,inu.
ous linc oi Railroad from Pbiladsibhis 70
lttsourSh, TIE agi,aton OF which is FASTENED
" tue scheme tor connecting Baltinora ,vith
tidt place by Railroad (which succeedad 10
tne last Pennsylvania legislature by a nick
% our readers kRow--is exciting much ;nte,-
se' ~ fhi'sdeiPhia. The link 10 b. comnleted
~ ot'ei 20 put Philadelphia IN railroad com.
tqT eI.,ss VIA riitshTgh. extends from
hefnspuIgh TO Pittsburgh. The booLs a.,
subscription 90 the stock have been o,,.,oa
Tor several days in Philadelphis; bpt the snh'
Scilptlons have not gone forward ,vi,b = I;ho
tsl'y commensurate with the iInporiapcs ~
NDe measure TO Tat city, nor with tho snr, 70
9uislle To complete the work This /. 80
maps owing TO a disposition 20 wait and Gee
DOW the Cause prospers, each man ,vait;n, -,
see what his neighbor does; but ,ye do,,b, 49, -
as the time limited for suhs,riptions dra,,,s -
close. they will increase with a r,n;di,y :,
keeping with The public spirit Of The CHS Of
rem. THIS Railroad is, in view Of The .,,c
1sSs OF lhe scheme Tor The connection with the
baltimore Railroad, absolutely necessary for
lle protection OF Philadelphia from the inin.
Ilous elects OF the competition of the enisr.
Fti1"e people OF Baltimore. n they Eil to
- euoush 70 build the road between liar.
fisou'g and Pittsburgh IL will b. tsEen 81.
s'ah'ed tnat they have felinquisbeJ ali a.,
20 shafe ne trade Of the great W., .nI y.
signed u all To their more enerretc ~, -.
h tle Monumental city. hrs conri,1.,'.'
WOULD az once exert great rDgrl ioe,,.''.l
against me CONNIE rcia standing NJ PM
Phlai ana when itsdepressing ipfpenre ,i,,.',il
~ seconded by the establishment of tls ~
iimofe Tine TO Pittsburgh, tee effect mon. ~,
would De- inevitably disastrous S. 49,, :,
~ means Philadelphia should not fail 10 s,b.
script ihe money 10 make lhe road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
THE BIG CHAIR rs DOUNn To
FLOURISH.

Lei those Who tain shout
&c waiches. Mauu1R
3 o's Selling eH o, cos,,
&c. hs silent Nhsn hey ses
iils SIC CHAIR ~ VI. RT.
HtLDAFFKR's. Wkols.als
ssd Rsiga CHEAP CHAIR
MANUFACToHY No 1877
Main Sifeti. whore hs bssps
constantly on hand. end nsns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09
wEsTEnN INsUnAses coSy,.v

WEsTERS ISsURAScz CoxPASy.
rv4Rr n,,..,o. -, -, 49,. 9th July, 1876. |
o. nave declared dividend OF ten per cent on the
sooh Iof the last si1 months which viii he nsid f.,
'''eSpo'uer on OF sneE the I6lh instant 80
r. MCCOY eecretarv