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TABLE NE RATES.

At n Nesting OF the President, and Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY. on the 18th day Of October.
ls45. the following Table OF Rates for the Trauspor-
tauon OF Passengers was adopted. Ia take effect on and
after the Is day 81 December next, until otherwise or
dered by the Board.
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rpNnE PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM or CHEAP CASH CLOTH
u NG-The Proprietor Of this extensive establishment respect
fully a'nounees 10 the cItiD n Of Richmond and vicinity. that he
isat al times prepared To tere We and cI-cute orders on the most
liberal terms The stock Of Cloths, CasHncr's aud vrsiinsz, and
Cohhing, at this store, is surpassed by none in Philadelphia. ADD be
- determined that no similar establishment shall sell n cheaper or
be ter Garment THAI can be had At No, los Che,nut Street. The
splendid aud varied assortment Of bo'h simmer md winter Clothing.
OF excellent cloths Of the finest nnish, and made by the best work
mn under the Immediate supennieadanee of the proprietor. war
rants hun In aging that no person IN want of good fashionable
Clothing, after a visit 10 his store, shall leave Il dissatisfied, either
as regards prices or the quality Of the Eoods
PERRY Il. McNEIL.LE,
No los Chestnut 81,
de- Iq-sm front of sand.non'. iIa,.l
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TO SHOE DEALERS,
In VIrginIa and tn so
nENDEXTER d ALDEN. No. 3OS Il

I'm virginia and the south.
DENDEXTER d ALDEN, No. 30S, BALTI-
II soEE sTRsEr, up sttirsJ have received a full and complete
supply Of Pail and Winter Goods Va uIsir line, ad are daily receiv
tag large additions ~ fresh aud -asonAba ausrs- They offer for
safe, by the package or dorm.
1000 Gases Roots and SHOES, consisting o.
Mems ~, calf grained and thSk Boots, ali .Zs
Boys "
Youths and chids"
Eens thick BrogaBs. large assortment
10. " " elim sHhss. bestqdAry and worE
30. Rue; aRi Planters BtO-Ans
ia. kp, calf a d g'ain honrors
Do. " Dowhings
Do. Shoes. Pc ns. Slippers. &C.
Boys and youths thick Bugans
IDn. kip and gTn'd hosroes
Ch1s
Do. BoIU ami Ankisues
Womebs and misses dand mo Slips, fine quahurp
IA Ew'd ara p-gJ Nens al -izts
Do. hid, NOR dnd sealpeRd
10 Boots
do. 81 Hsai AID mns. Slips. low price.
ESQ Cnscs Hons aud BOYS sIats-inrlUdirr and wlnte
black Russs. hns Nuina Beaver Pearl and Hack Casiusre, fash
ionabe Argoa siik, Ashland. MusErat- Consy, White ami Racs
Wont Palm Leaf and spo-uhs Hat.
100 Cases UeEsnnd ttOyS CaPs-incuiing Otar. Fur.
Zeal. MuskaL Cohey, Bear Shin, Hair seal, Pine Coth. Pur trim
do, GsDd, Velvet, Oiled silk, Push. seaeus, GambToon and other
varieties.
so Gases Bonoeta. Umbrellas, &c.-Ths well -
t.cieI stock vii vie with the best n market Cash and punrturl
customers will nnd our choice goods are very inviting. Prices 10
sut the times. 30S BALTIMORE STREET.
Baltimore. M. Octobsr ". iutS.
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OOK TO lOUR INTEREST," The ~

DIE ~ lOlh ~ thtol ] ne sub
~ scnben would respectfully inform their customers and The
puthc goueraiy. that they have recetvedthsru-ual iarfe supply ~
tHs mosi fashionable and Other Hnisu resdy made CLOTHtNg. Tor
winter wear and To- which tbey are mskiua cousi. nj additions semi
vectiy. causisiuF ~ rvery vffisy ofderrahe Nloass. Cuat+Vrss
Psnts. nawers. surs. Clnau, sosaus Ftocka, Focss. Hdtfs.
Fuspeaisn, se sc-vts which they viii BE- pleased 70 81 THIN
10 ~ bod aYs and uppu thv mos rcrs0n1be terms
TIE pains they haveut tn the eel. elton q tIer materials %
~cufe ruofuess aHd beauty, as well nauir care hey have akrn in
havinr lien mtir up undef me Y own mp-rrison ~ 'erde dua
tihy anf Hetnsss ~ a. mates THEIR aaoumcnt on peculiarly
desiabs N shct huu, ~ aurersuns can aud 80 Tor yourselves
- HOOPER a GRAFFs vruua ClohinF store.
faT-n NJ 81 Nam a
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SCOTT"s SUPERIOR IRON sAFEs, warranted to stand longer
- in the Ere Than any now IA use-IAteiy tested In the great
FIRE at Pitsburg, &C
PfTTssUGH, l0th May. lS45.
I DO hereby certify that on the IOuh Apn. Iai5, when my Office
IN this city was destroyed by the great lire, toy books and papers,
specie, &c were preserved perfectly unn ured. although IN the
midst oi the flames dunng The whole period of the awful CoudaFra-
ton. BY az Asbestos Pre- Proof Chest, manufactured by John
Scou. ALLEN KRANER.
lMr =. IL an Exchange Broker in a large business
For sale BY WILLIAMS h HANALL,
Iaq Agsntz n ths ma ug.rfur
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hpNE1 a. %, Seed Store and Agricultural
= Warehouse. 7 Merchants Row. ~p-'on-Nur-ei. At Gam
bridge rear Harvard Cun-ge, Mas. only two niles from the city
offer for Fae one of the mos; eIi-n-ive collections ~ V.zrtatL.
Agucutu aL ADD Grss SEEDS, 10 30 fYuns iu the country. eompl
sing a large assoftmeut and including Tie nsgei and most sp-
Roots, and n" newest Dahias; sbn, Gardening, Botanical md Ag
ncutural Booss
The p.opreiofs Of DO - ertesive nurseries containing upwards
n thiHy five acres, now ofef for sale ore OF the largest and ncbes,
collections 81
fuIt AMI Ornamental Tres
EvefRrssns, FoWsnng shrubs aud Plants
Pear Plum AMI Chery Stocks.
Grape Vines, Raspbeulc. sc.
Grecntofsr and nlidy HcrBaceOus Pants.
Roses and Cameuas.
Dahl6s aBd B-lbors Flower Roots.
Rhubar5 and Asparagus Roots.
BucktbOm, AtOr VIA, &C. for hstgrs
GfeatauenIgn has been devoted 10 fruit fegA particularly pears.
aid al the choicest kinds IN Europe have been selected b. a per.
-Ohal vtiito the mot celebrated nursuez IN uhr muof Ir4a. Up
wards Of 400 vansurso Of tn Pear slime now form our collection.
specimen tre,s of which have teen planted out aud are yearly
coming into bearing, BY which mean perfect seeuaey. ~ The taues
may b. depenoed upon.
They wouE e prraly call he AZ n'ioa m culvatot. IN their
trees. which. being gown 20 fr Norh. All b. better able 10 resist
codttan tIHss taised where the vlntsrsafe comparatively MID
CatH oKuss gfaur
The collector ~ Roses o. uururraead. comprising more than
twelve HUNDRED yau urs, among which are TIE newest and mfe.t
Kinds 70 be obtained Il The most CeieJratsi rsc cuIuvators Of
France.
The green houso department. is compete In all i've choice and
deFratls varieties n tafurrn, FclfElnium, Ahalea, Cactus
Ianny, Fuchsa, cby. un'heuum. japan LHIes, &c.
'.'Ahienli discount made 90 large purchasers
70 ~ orders % be- accompanied with the cash, or q dun, or
satisfactory reference.
Catalogue ssni gratis 20 every post paid spplean,
bfdrr addressed ~ ~ viii be- promptly executed. The trees ~
par's fecutsiy racso'. ~ tear trtnsp1uauou a. any pat NJ The
county ana ioiwafif' ~''i"utt-ay. 10 SIM
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GUSDNESx-S usC,LIC GUu-ELAsTI TIC
MACHINE BETTING.

PATENTED ls4l
Made only at Roisuty, (uear Bo-ioal Mas
: an article of immense value to consumers OF
4 Machine Re uns. Its peculiar qualities are
l. Perfect equality Of width and thickness, which II will retain.
.. No d'etrc OF heat upd.r $50 Farcnhcit injuries II, and II re-
mains heI he IN any dsErr- Of euI
= Es-rnial and coumon ohs, tuTp-ripe and other solvents t-oue
OF which al once Will destroy lcathcrl produce no eject On IT,
. Itrso V great strrEth and durability, md when adjusted to ma
ehtncry does MT require alterations ~ = the case with leather.
II Is adapted IN all nris of Machinery. The prices at which Il
$ nuoOoed iosru. ~uh the remarkable properties II PosscsseSrvn
dets i worth the au-Inoh OF all who use the article.
A Cireullr containing = Inst of priers dc. will be forwarded. on
appl cat On ~ the snASsutcE VIA 10 the ,mmsdicnt Agent foe the
MANUFACTURER Aaer~r sHA communications promptly answered
CHARLES w. nURNEN, sonhpg Agent
no S-sm No. IS, Trenon, Row, Boston. Mass
.EOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
rsNHE subscribers hsvlng The exclusive right for BOSTON and vi
u etnny, 10 manufacture Colenan's Patent .EOhAn Attachment
and To apply the sane 10 Psno fores nth the adiuCHal light 10
vsrd he sane To others, 10 be u~d N any part Of the country.
they also "a. rufactuIc Piano Foirs ofcvery description. either
with OF ~nto4s the imn frans, and with OF without the AolAn Az
uehmsni.
Persons wshTr- to obtain instruments OF either KIM, fr~m our
nsnu!aciosy arr hereby ssSurj. that IN ageAseS. their orders, by
mail shall b. faithfully executed. and at a. cw prices ~ n they
employ 81 an az T., or were pr sent ghsnsivcs-
To remove a. d,ubp from 'ne minds & those unaequaintsd with
Us We hcruy agre 10 Hch- nee even such instfum-ni at our own
sIren>e from any rAr Of tse e"lnuy. OF refund the purchasr mo
ney, Il va, pgrci-sT - not SATISFIED.
Any rsrsnn " shng information IN relation TO the Eoiar, may
obtain sogies ofie HntI.s TI,No FoNrE JorE>It eraus, hy ssnd
ing thcT atirsStous 7. GILBERT L. CO.
70 lin, No ts w,sh,..,, s..... po-,o, N,..
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NEW ROCKS.

ARPERs ILLUMINATED BIBLE, No Ia-Ths pre.sp,
Il bsle brings The sacred text To Luke, ChapL XIX. The ill-
ninaiions ate Is usual very admiralty 'Seeutd. and also hume
mus Tue concluding nunsrrs viii c 'mpgise 4 seresof az superb
Examinations IN eoors as uues. frOats7eers, etc.
PASTORAL LiPE AND ARTS of THE ANCIENTS, ineuI-
ing the history o; Silk, cotton, linen. wool and other hhrous sub
sahers. win observations on spinn ne. cycling AID weaving, &C. |
,peudldy embelished vol.
This e,aboni" ? oduetioa comprises \ rich fGDd " nyw aud Gu
rous information resp etiEg The social safe, d Imesue nanuse
IN % aPd apaiungnts Of the Aneirnus derived from rae, aud in
tnost iusiahoes sources wholly inaccessible To the general reader
P,w works will be founi 10 possess Stronger claims to originality, or
supplying 90 large an amount Of important mater respecting This
interesting d-sidemtum in classical archaeology.
PARkERs AIDS To ENGLISH COMPOSITION, l ynL Isro.
THIS volume, desgEed TO promote the Int u. etnaI asyaaeemenI II
the student IN the arr OF composition, viii he lodnd a very useful
auIla'y the author hAyrrs introduced some essential improve.
m"n's IN rs nlin and arrSnseuserL, a. well As his materials, thus
greaiy sRhansing u value.
HOLINESS LIFE oP MOI iRr-iFotming No 4 Of Hapsrs
New hisesIany MUSLIN ENTRA-PgICE so cts -" Their.
issnch n cha IN IN thi- narrative thai The lovers OF good biog raphy
esnn5i hear Of II too som. . &. To as.yIe Which
would alous have suthced To the production OF an interesting and
srktg mar aIv,, Mr. Holmes uni-s n depih Of knosIedge and
musical appreciation very rare aud remarkable We tina X him
cordially for a most pleasing addition to our standard and h.ags sPhi
ealltsatur "-EI'mret.
For sale II the Bookstore U
Dc % DRINKER A. MORRIS.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS

TINE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
n IN hs friends aud the public. foT the great extent N piuon
age h. has received IN past years. aBi rs irave Q, inof, them
that hs present anlrg smeus f0' manufacturing Clocks are most
ample, and That tboss who deal with bin viii nm. bm ~ really 30
ever 90 ssuon the ehsapest, hirsu and uor honorable tems, and
60 devote to- most rad attention 10 their Interests.
HaunE been extensively ENGAGED IN manufacturing Clocks for
niofe than twenty year past, be believes b" has had suhcient op
porunues Tor becoming acquainted With The wants n tIock deal
ss and b. would hereby repeatedly in'orm an who make their
purchases a hHm, that th"y shall be furnistfd win Cocks which
eannot BE- surpassed IN point NJ wOfkmaushup or nmsh.
Hsa we'll known fact that several mlnuh-tpfcu and dsilsr.
ere constantly sehuE a WORTHLESS md counter st afurie. Iabsied,s
toe fsauine Jerome Ctoek, Which fact g. IN unAiIiug sesnow
Judgment IRON tneml ~ their superiority. Sc trusts uat putehas
rrs Gill apyfrctats the adyanpE &C. Of buYag direct tuu uc factory
in which csss they will not be the eubects r' us imposition. A.
orders. faecompanfed with ~ al. VII be- promptly and faithful
" attended N. EtaHrers Win send th't oadrp BY mail may fry
npon receiving the auenuon ason prr-onsiayyrcauou ClDcks tu
tended FOR Foreign Countries viii br careful " selected and packed.
wHh reference To- he various markets. Al Clocks pufrhasei 81
this ea,hfshmrut are wsuanted IN prn0fm well, md the samv
wiu be delivered on bosui boats or vessels ice ~ ttnsPp uupu
phsrTe. WA ASSURANCES that every possibs attention sinn h.
lad 70 the Interests Of hs msnfs and patrons, be respectfully 90
ccts he rsuonsae of IAN
Wawhous- ~ Ph ladcpha, ~ 20 N-fth Third Street
Warehouse In uaiInofc, ~ 90 souts Chan,s Street
Fscrosv in New Haven. on - John Street, betveru H1ml
tou apd MARKET. NJ 2a-iy tHArNCEY JEROME
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RLANkE1S.-Wc have lu<t received Gom
- auctions hfr~ ict Of NEGRO BLANKErs. which were
b%ourh'ata rnHt-c.id.r ani VIII 10 on uru,napy low, 10 which
w. inyto ta Attention ~ manrfac turrsari ohafs.
Alaoon band, -, 90. 3 Ilf. I2i. and 134 wmtn-y Bed Risp.
vet, % of 0an inpprtat ~ s1n9 ~ witch ore Eum nibJBo
B'u'd. sd whith W. " ~ srn wy INV n ciose.
deR1 KENr, KENDALL n ATwATER.
40 OHEtgS RACIS HAas-73Oo a. u tb,se snIspfid
L'A Huns. ,utei In The b,st ryie of d.. J ~ Wout. Of LOUISE.
ff al W JJNBs \ WINSTON.
d. ~
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DATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS
The subscriber would resi- oetfCIv inform THE PUBLIC,
that he has on hand. AMI - constantly NNNUFACTuRISG Safe
y Locks Of every description. tr BANKS, SAFES. HOUSES. Stores.
PRISONS. aud Patent PAD LOCKS ter Raii Roads sc. Which he
warrants not T. get nut o; order. AND FURTHERMORE, Til At
THEY CANNOT re FICKED. An orsers thankfuu, received
Nnd promptly Attended tn. At Ls Rank Lock Mandatory. New
ak. New Jersey. Oe6-6m II. e. JONES.
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ASTON. Wholesale tat MAnufaetsrr, NO. % Iab. n,
IA street. Newark y. J-Ths subscriber divcts atuerton q
southern and Southwestern Merchants 10 hts celebrated establish
m.nt where he manufactures with unnvaled success NutrA.
Brush rain Cashmere and SpoTurg Hats Of all kiRts Ato
Bow AMI chils-us Fancy and plain Hats OF al DESCRIPTION.
He wiz M - It an otleetto merchants 10 bay oi hn al his faeto
~, should ghey call upon hun
Ne~Ark. n J. Sspt IS. Is4S. 6m
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RICM NENEKT SERNICKS.

z vi subscns,f has Jur oenci, from PARIS wa New Y,dk y
, lew ueh AMI hosutnoi Desert s,rIces 10 which 10 fuviss the
attention. 81 the public. HtgU WATT,
daB Ma. g.tbtoa usu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

a gentleman Of a scroinlous habit, became
affected with Ulceniions of the Throat and
Nose, and a diSagrceable and troublesome dis
ease OF The skin. Indeed his whole system
bore the marks OF being saturated with dis
ease. One hand and wrist Were 80 much az
icctedt that he bad lost the uSc of the hand.
every Part being covered with deep, painful.
and offensive Ulcers, and his hand and wrist
were as hollow and porous as a honeycomb.
! was at this stage Of his complaint. when
death appeared inevitable from n loa,hsome
disease. that he commenced the use of JxYSt's
A~lrERSArIvE, and having taken sixteen bot
Ties, Is now PERFECTLY c~ured.-PuGLIc Leo.
GER.
This ALTERNATIVE operates through the
circulation and puriiies the blood and emdi.
mates diseases from The system. whereverloca
ted; and the numerous cures il has performed
in diseases of the Skin, Cancer. Scrofula. Col.
TIRE, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. and otheI
Chronic diseases, is truly astonishing.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. JAYNE, No. 6
South Third Street. Philadelphia. Sold by
DIR J. Crumhacker, Main Street. may 4 :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
DREAMING ANp scHEMlNa.

We like a good story, and the last number OF
Blackwood furnishes one, as follows:
Some years, ago, when all the world were
mad upon lotteries, the cook OF a middle aged
gentleman drew from his hands the savings OF
some years. Her master curious TO know the
cause, learned that she had repeatedly dream.
ed that a number was a great prize, and she
had bought it.
lie called her a fool for her pains, and never
omitted an OCCASION 10 tcaze her upon the
subject. One day, however, the master saw
IN the newspaper, or at the booksellers i'm the
country town, that the number was actually
the 10000 prize. Cook is called mp. a pala-
yer elsues-had known each other many
years, 10th 10 part, &c; in short, he proposse
aud Is accepted, but insists on marriage the
next morning. Married they were, aud as
'he carriage took them from the church, they
ENJOYED the following dialogue
well, Moliy-two happy events in one
day. You have married | trust a good hus-
band, You hava something else-bui first.
lei me ask wherc hive you locked up your lot
terry ticket"
Molly. who thought that her master was
only blniering h'r upon the old point. cried
don you say no more about IT,. / thought
how II would he and that | should never hcayl
me end ont sol fala s. s5d Resa neve
oo-6rE vim me again about that.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
TIE CONFESSION

A cloud was seen suddenly to pass over ths
features ot Mariu. The llstre ior-ook he.
dark eyes. Her spirit seemed troubled.
"Triumphs the hly now on that youn, CHI.
Where hloomed the rose
Ten times dhat evening did Harvey inror.
tune her 10 acquaint him with The cau1 i
heI sadncss--bul not a word escaped herl.s
Sadly aud silently she sat.
Aud now and tlen q sigh she stole,
And tears began TO flow.
"Brtathes there a wretch so base rs On in
lure you-my dcarest-by word or srtion,
Tell me-and by thine heart as pure a, lea
yea! will never rest till | have rclr Ne,
thy wrongs! Issuy awful mystery lockeJm
IN thy bosom, that | must not know TEL
nc the secret--and by the ringleis of iby hair
III never rcvesl it. though the blackr,t 10,
ments rack me- Pour out thy soul ana lei
uine own Harvey Shat lies heary Ia n.
bycGst.". "
Slse bluslied-she placed her fir hand
across her bosom-looked lauguidly into he
lovers face anA sollly-"like The last In,
hrcaihiugs OF an e%xpiring saint-,he lin,
confessed. - lis them da THod grasn oonL
HaTufi 'fF'
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EuTAW House,

This celebrated house. which has been the
ia,oriie resort, heretofore, of most of our
citizens who have visited Baltimore, as will be-
seen by AN advertisement in another column.
has passed into new hands, who know wha,
is what and have had long experience cater.
ing ior the public. The house, as we learn,
from the American, has also been entirely re.
modelled aud furnished in the most splendid
style. We heartily recommend this house tc
the travelling community.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

0S-It has been said for some days. that
our delightful aud always doing. bu, aercr-do
nciGhbors, the Pittsbughers, have found a
mares nest, about the right OF way Tor the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, to that city.
We do not know whether there were any cgg.
Ia III but II was built in this wise. Sundr,
yeafs ago, The Legislature of the State, granted
a charter ior a road To CoanellsviIle, or 10 TIA,
Maryland line. That charter expired 70
want OF use, bu, 1t Is said MAS re-enacicd a
the heel OF the late session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

fOSTERS.-We were out at Mr.. Foster.
IN IIIadelph'ia. dhe other day, a place that we
delight TO visit, as he is one of the best of
l9pndiordS' and were much pleased with the
Improvements he is making. We particular
" noticed his splendid stable, which is the
largest and most perfect on the national Road.
1t is a hundred and twenty feet long, and will
accommodate 60 horses admirably. He in
forms us that he has had over one thousand
horses, TO stay over night with him, in drovcs,
during the last winter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

In Ashiabula county a number OF prosecu-
lions fqr grave robbing have taken place. A
mong tthers prosecuted was n DIR. Selby. He
got ~ in court; plead guilty TO the charge; lie
MED knowledge 81 the identity OF the bodies
taker; d%enouncei the laws Furnishing the act,
when there was no other means OF obtaining
subjects for dissection. and without them no
phy sician can do BIS duty. The court ubuked
him and senienc / him to 20 days imPrison-
mcnt, a hne of $500 with costs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI CITY MARkET,

~IHlksDAf, ApfH ~.
FLOtR.-Thc market is still very mac
tive. n sale of 60 bbls late on Tuesday from
store. at $500; $50 bbls Yesterday at -. 80.
WHlSkN.-A sale of 36 bbls Yesterday
from river at l7sc; 90, 40, % and 81 bbls
from river and 20 bbls from wagon al III; Il
bbls from river at l7sc-a slight improve.
mcnt.
PoRk.-A sale of 81 bbls Mess. city pack.
CT, urged upon the market. at g 80.
LARD.-A sale OF 300 kegs No I. city rem.
dered at &c; 100 kegs good No = at sac.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

Thompson's Bank Note Reporter saws: 1--WE
lave a strong presentiment that there ~ no
Nety in taking aud holding the notes OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Baukoi Wheeling,
We find this paragraph I'M The \ Y I'll.
pune OF Thursday. Tlrr BARN. nnnaAI 6.- ii
Ways stood welt ia uis quarter, and we have
not heard a whisper 10 Us disadvantage.
Baltimore daericaR.
We thank the Baltimore American for ,be
remark above, though it does hat ,ha, simple
justice which we have found that sheet ever
ready 10 do; but we now remark. once Tor all.
that the editor of Tbempson's Reporter is eth
or, himself, an uudeseredIy unhung scoundrel
or imposed upon by one who is. lie has re-
peated remarks OF the above tenor, for
about three years past. as often as every two
or three months, which wc have paid no al.
'ention TO as we have never found them copied
into a respectable Journal OF extensive circu-
lation, until now We do not now notice
this IN defence OF the bank. for we know il 10
be ~ a situation to defy brokers, money chan.
gers, or scgibbIers. We do il because we de
sire to let the public know how much conf,
dence rs to be placed in a petty Journal Of
The Wall Street bears, who would no, hesitat,
to belle the bible il thereby they could buy I,
at "hvc oil" and sell itat par. IL The ban,
cared anything aboat these remarks % dollar,
hush money, would change these present;
'ncn's into a totally different channel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

a man named LYNS, was seriously. If not
fatally wounded, while blasting a rock in a
well, ON Tuesday evening last. at Washing.
ton, Ia. lie had lighted the match; but the
explosion was so long delayed, that he sup
posed the match had gone out, and he was in
The act OF descending the well, when the
explosion took place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
RECEPTION OF MIR. WEBSTER IN

BoSToN.-Hor Daniel Webster was expect
ct in Boston OF Monday. He was 10 be re-
ceived at the d,'ot by Mayor Quincy and 9th
er distinguish citizens. where a barouchc and
four will be j. readiness to receive him. a
procession wa to be formed. and. with Mr..
Webster, pas through several principal streets,
with n full b q of music, To the residence of
!. w. Paige. ssq., where he would stay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

The Argus man chroniclcd oil Saturday
the names ofsome persons who withdrew from
bis subscription list. Why make fish OF one
and flesh OF another Why not publish all
who have discontinued during two months.
Would it look too much as though he Dem
oCracy were not Tho n~psonvise7