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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
NALuBLE ONO RIVER LANDS
FOR SAIE

~ ME Subscribers having conclulel an srrsr 20.
meut wiIh Shrivcr. Efq fnr tho DIVISION
snd sac 81 hts estate extensively SHOWN a. the D.-
man recently ~ The possession of The q no Pha.
l0ut - Fourier sbclely, situated "a the OhIu rver
20 B'' mont county. Ono, cout0unne 800 irIts OF
nod. whIcb Ne have divided iuiv IL larps OF dit
'creni dimensions; 1ud winch now ,fief Tor sale
M ace mmndailng terms. a large partlnn of these
nnds cleared a'S % Zoe state OF cuiuvaiion.
several iue uuh iri. III apple aud Pcach trees orc
Ug"o them. ihvy We csN"red originally with
Sugar Tree. Walnut. Beach. Poplar. Ia Spaw, &c.
~; rrd all po's.ss ineAhausi ibo beds OF coal snd
llmc'tonr. all ul which inloalc lands Ol nnsufrass.
| cd icriiIy. good p"f1on az the tract ia rivsf
| hnr M OF Tho very hest quality On sne Of these
tracts IN erected housc three stories high, and
! pablo ot accommodating = very large hoard ing
school, and Ia veil adapted for such rWp,se-
TIE tract - situated 6v. AMI half niles Sou,h Of
| The city n Wheeling, onc at the most thnity and
prosperous to~ns The Ohio river. furnishing 4
good ns kel ior every description ol Proju aud 10
lS increasing la ppPulaii7n. The loo niioa 10
hry"nh question healthy, IN The midst Of al In.
dnsituns aud moral people F,hc indispulsbie -
Any person wisSH To examine all az 'iher oi ihe,o
\ farms can have their boundaries p,incd ont 10
hers by calling upon JANIS NICHOLS. living on
he aver immediately below the tract. who will
give every information rs To- prices terms. &c. &c
or upss ehrT si he sub crIbers At their residences
ROBERT NJ DAWSON. Ua riehspais.
| Tuscsra~as Go. Ohio.
AG CSpURN, CGdit. Harrison Co. O /,
For TILE, refer Io---Gos Shannon y, Cls,tsvliis +.
| q; Jusegh Sharon. Esq. Cad 4 o; l. Jncoi, Esq.
/ Wheeling. Va; Jno { Campbell, E.q Wellshurg'
Va 3mw dec 30
Reporter, Washington. Pa; Gazeiir, ST Clsinyille;
Gnzc,te. Piusbnrghi Herald. SleubcnvlIle. o; pub.
ltsh weekly 10 Sm''uni Of IS. and charge This Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

PROCRASTlNATIoN is THE THIEF OF
T1ME-A truth as solemn ms II Is important. But
IL 10 one. perhaps, that 10 not fully teaiized until
wofu negleci has caused long md painful
disease. How necessary u is, then. Ia ray due
attention TO The slightest symptoms. AID oct nh
promptness and decision IA cases which On
of The greatest moment, and immediately procure
the right remedy for remov Tag enemy fatal To
our kappiness. We know DR. Wsisr's Baissm Of
Wild Cherry 10 be q sovereign remedy for all Breast
aud Lung Affections. u has cured coo.urn P'cn
when ., far advanced that The palien, cxpe rencsd
those miserable sensations caused by the death like
,chilis which often follow the pcrspira,ioa of the
mig hi and morning, the harfassng cough aud ex-
pcctofatoD; distressing pains IN the che ~ and dih~
Guilty Of bresihing. the woe~begone sinking feelings
produced by this disease. when The anxious friends
he'd given up ell hope Of The patients reeove,yi tni
supposed him hopelessly sinking inioan early grave
Do so, procrss,,rass. but mako use of'wis,ar's
Pslsam' and live healthy and happy. For sale by
DIR J CRUMBACKER. l73 Main ST. also by PRY.
OR & PAUL.. Market squsre. I'm jan u
AN IMPORTANT LETTER. PLEASE
READ IT-The following letter from Dr. Brigham
OF Lowell. Mass. but speaks the uniform language
OF hundreds OF oihe, Physicians. who have tired
and therefore know how TO appreciate Jayne's En-
pectsrsnt.
LnwrLL Mass. Jan 81, 1914.
Or David jayne: Dear SRI have used your
medicine, ESQ universally known by the name OF
Jsyne's EIpcc'ofani1 IN my practice for number
of Year,. and eaa most truly say. that have been
more successful in the Of that o. mild safe
and Thorough ESpecoruni. than Of any which
have ever used. IL is he bes, for The follow ing
obvious reasons. o. does no, ifeiyen in proper do
ses. occasion dsegfeeabie nausea. IL does not
weaken the iuuss aud PROSTATE The system, like
most other EIpeciorauis ia common use nor does II
absse the appetite Of The patient. like other nsu-
sealing medicines. which have been used ny The
faculty.. In word IL 10 nearly OF qoite the ,hinl
which hos been sought Tor by many of the faculty
for ages gone by. remain yo"rs. &c.
LUTHER BRIGHAM. NJ D.
For yale by DR. J CRUMBAcKER. Wheeling
Va inn ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
THE BIG CHAIR Is hound TO
ELOCRISH

Let ihosc who talk ahou,
BIG Watches. MAMAorm
Bots. Selling Oft OF Cost.
&c. be .ilen, when they see
The BIG CHAIR at w. RI
HtLDAfFER'S.- Wheis.sis
end Rsiod CHEAP CHAIR
MANUFACrORY. No la
Main Street. where he Keep.
constantly on hand. aud man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

PINE AND WILD CHERRY are trees oi our
own sol. oad ore generally koown :" Ps-ess eSet'
IN lhs common woy Of preparation. femafssbis VW'
tues in the core of diseases oi the Lnngs--ho"
mach more valuable then must highly eomefnira.
TED preparation Prove vixen ~ csfnb,nsd wfh
D'her articles o. ~ sci 10 harmony with each othef'
snd adapted to The various ofms snd Stages Of ine
dee sss- u y emnenIiy calculated 20 alleviate.
The Balsam Of Wild Cbeffy never fails % give
relief aod cure sfer every othsr means have hecn
ifed 10 vsin This HAS been proven 10 thousands
u ingsrces. whore u nod effected radical csses
alter NE patient bod BEEN givea up ~ Ell hs ifisnd
and physsians.
Fos .sie w CRU MBACK gR. ia Main stree
ssd PRYOR 4 PAUL.. i54 Market street
dec % lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

AFTER ALL Medicines have failed. Dr. Dun.
rams Expecsoran, Remedy must do The Healing aud
Curstve business. after ell Why rs IL that 90 ma
ny persons ere In The habit OF gIasping after The
many dsleiesious nos'rums published in The Papers
put up by persons who have To knowledge either
of the theory science of medicine; neither could
they be forced 10 swallow their own mixing hich
Whey intend for others Almost daily are these
perssns calling q, our nfice whose eounicnan~es
IND debiliisted structure denote the evils of The
poisonous phy,ic ralmcd upon them in their afIlc-
eion. u our grave yards co,ld speak they would
,ssonish the world Of The vast amount carried there
vsom the Effects Of poisonous medicines admins CT
ed 10 them by persons Who have grown wealthy
upon The crejuliiy Of those whom they have d'ped
Let IL BE- horne in mind that DR. Duncan's Expec-
vorunt Remedy 10 well known throughout Europe.
md approved Of by the faculty. both in Dublin.
Edinburgh. and part Ct London. and has met The
appreciation OF Physicians generally throughout the
United States. Il ia therefore to be hoped that
persons suffering from disease OF the Lungs any
'cfihe symptoms that may likely lead to consumption.
thsi they Immediately obtain Dr. Duncnns valuable
medicine end ye, DO spared,
For sals by J & r b MARSH. Main st. whec
ling. We. jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MAN UFACTORY.
100 MAIN STREET.

Vu>IIE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared 10
- furnish anything in their limo of business Us
low and Of as good quality rs Ice had any where
IN The city. TGer stock ON hand consists OF In.
dies and Gon,lcmen's Saddles, Brides and Martin.
gales; ladies aud Gentlemen's troa Frame Hard
Lra'her Trunks with Liehrch's Philada inside. pa
ten, locks rollers. &c; Ladies Bonnet Boxes &c; all
OF the common kinds OF Trunks in nsr; Valves. Ia.
dies Carpets Saichals and Baskets. Carpet Bags.
Saddle Bags. Harness. double and single. Plated
and Common: Collars; Buegy. RI ling and Wagon
Whips and Lashss, Buffalo Robes. Socks AID Sad
die Covers. Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Combs,
Cards aud Brushes. and everything usually kePI IN
such an establishment.
The subscribers ieel thankful f,r the patronage
they have heretofore received. ond hose by sirici
attention To bnsincss and desire o please the }
will still receive their share.
Old work repaired al all times on reasonable
erms. NICOLL K CARR.
nov 10 3md&w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

trANOTiIER LIFE SAVED by the use
DR. Wisisrs Balslm 81 Wild Cherry. The follow
ing certificate 10 ffom she vile 81 Mr. tnoch Peuy
q very respectable farmer ~ Oxford County. Maine
and can be- relied upon ifue IN every particular
Il was not solicited. hut gwen hy The lady. from
al dsiv. feeling ihs, she owed The prssegva-
lion VI her life 10 Or Wsisr's Wild Cherry Bslssu;
RUayoRD. Me. oIiord co. July %. le45.
This may eertfy. that have cor numbet Of
year. been severely afflicted with the Asthma. IN
October, 1913. took violent cold which pro-
duced "a very severe cough. With WA aeeompa
nicd with severe pains Va ny side. and sweat pro-
tusely nights. These bad symptoms continued. on.
~ was ~ much reduced that VAS unable 10 do
any work about The house 90 even walk across he
fpora without assistance, In July 1871. Vas -
ahl cied with sh0ihess Ol breath such great jliii
Gully in breath pg. ~ such severe paiu. that was
unable 10 lie ~ bed. sleep Ga three weeks One
physician Who attended me, and another Who wss
Consulted boib gave Hp 70 dis-ssd hey cnnhi
do no more ior me My ineSds de-Psifed u my
lie had no hope myself thea commenced
taking Df Wisiafs Bslsm Of Wild Chery--t'el-f'
I had aiken one bottle vas able 10 walk about ih'
/ House. I continued 10 iske the Bslspm Until
/ hsd iaksn four bottles. AID row am veil, ife'
| irru psin. lIuie or no cough do my own wofk.ke
/ no heip and havs not enjoyed beilrr health tf ~
teen years. tS'gnedI RELIANCE PEkkf.
So sale Nv PRYOR a PAUL., l6f Market =
leo ~ J CRUMBACKER. Druggist. Lon jan ;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
TO THE BURNERS OF LARD.

* Il. HoRNBROoK. have jus, received a
49, full supply OF Lamp Gluhes, Chmneys.
Neeks. Flers. &c. &c. atihs lowest man iaciureis
prices. They have hand The best assortment OF
Suspension, Side. Steamboat. Common and Orna-
men'al rablc.larJ Lamps. which they will sell less
than any ever offered m this market.
Call and see them al the Variety Store on Mem
Street. ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

Nor SELLING OFF AT COST.
LADIES AND & EMIL + Nj EN!!!
JOHNSTON a. BERRNHILL,
kkTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods, once more call
the attention oI all those who wish to purchase
ANYTHING in their line o; business They have
fully deiernined that no other slorc. West Of The
Mountains. shall compete wiih them in giving bar
gains. nj the ssmc time. mol excepting Ihose that
are selling 1T NJ cost. We determined to tednre
our stock a. nuch a. possible To make room for q
sond supply 81 Spring Goods, ard u selling Bargains
will be The means OF reducing. our invitation is-
come without delay We have every nrI'els that Is
n.nni'y called Tor ~ the Dry Coed. Line. with =
yaueiy Of notions onl, kept for wholesaiiDg.
NUTS MUfFS!
Ladie,. we Lavospgain called your aiieniins TO
our Isrro and beautiful asscrlnen, Of Moi', 90
a,tlcIc which you should not do without. e-pec ally
a, such prices az We are selling isem ior We once
moro invite you In coll and SATISFY yourselves. I'm
an',e cor JOHNSTON a. BERRYIIlLL.
dec % NJ 1911 Main 81 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
MOORE, IiEYL A. co.

t39 MARKgr SrREEr, PmLADELrHIA.
UNVirE me sueniieu - Merchants visiting he
Easi 10 their euensiss sssodmeu'. completed
bs recent supplies direct ffom The Fofe'gn snd
Doms,uo Mansisriotes. 81 spftrs trade 81 piice'
r,peeiira wiil Any house IN lac Uoited States
I'm 10 ttw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
FOR RENT.

N. FUK KIM.
IA The largo three siery brifk house.
6JfIn now and for scme years sceupied by
nttt8 Mir II NJ Parker. fronting ON Man 81.
and near The u 5 Hotel. II Is large
and feoiny house. with Ten, u oa,s KITCHEN ard
CELLAR, in good situation and &c for aIn.os; ary
hind of business
Alsp. several eIher hsose, of difIcfens sizes and
situations. will sell lease on gtound tents parts
of the lois in ffoni OF the Court house and on Mon.
roe street, on good terms
Also ground on Main AMI Market streets. 10 che
Nonh pattof the city, cor sale q, Lessee. For trims
apply 10 the subscriber. JOHN MLuRE.
Alss nest collage and vincyssd. with ab"oi
acres land. on the hiil. commanding a view Of tbs
city. On ian II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
c. BRINCKERHOFFS

" II. BRiNCKEHiiOFr. anxious In make
lV known and Ia exteni the use OF the Health
Restorative. and feeling ard know it, reaediai ef-
feet Thy the favor OF Provencc) has been The only
available means Of restoring Ia health aud life ma
ny Of the young and endesfej sons and daus hler.
aud alm,s a mulihudc Of the middle eyed, aged.
aud venerable individuals IN the land. now places
more conveniently before tho invalid his Invaluable
remedy. That dreadful scourgs # .ut race. the
Consumption. with lis attendant horrors have
been swept away the Restorative renewing the
impaired vital part 81 thoroughly To resist afer
wards the lnsidious attacks OI those diseases. To
the humane and tender hearted IL - pleasing aud
moving sight 10 the before hopeless aud lisl r-
ned sufferer rise frum his couch OF Sitkncs, AID
pain. and take his place amid the cares aud duties
OF life simply by means al tins g'and Restorative of
Natures Funci:uns The mot tcyete coughs nj.
most Immediately yield under tts iuautncc. aad
however rack'ng cr chr tie they may have been.
yet they vanish the momeot the Restorative begins
10 erct, and then MAINTAIN Us power. III. Pro.
prieot corncsy requests all tn Sc Who are afflicted
with any disease oi the Lungs or Livcr Pam IN
the Chesi and SIDE. and Coughs. 10 Commence the
use of the Health Restorative ID spite the oppro-
bum which is attached To all advertised IN ciic,nes
use this remedy and be e,nvinced of IS power
however inerahileus you have heen. The 10 loN-
ing certificate is f'om DE- Chiffon. tho well known
New York chemist
4 have ssalyzeJ a b,,ils of medicine called e
BrinckcthoTs Health Restorative; md iud that II
does not contain Mercury. az any other meiatic
y epataion. nor opium VA any OF ils forms. II Is
composed of vegetable matter entirely
JAMES x Chiffon. NJ u.
c BRiNCKERiiOFF. Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Everett. u = Agent.
Prmcipai Office 90 IIud son sheet. New York
Agents cor Wheeling. Drs JAS B,KER aud \
) TODD, West Alexander. IA. BRYANT 4 era
VEN. and by agents IN almoA every town IA the
IS. In jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
NOrICE,


FRESH SUPPLY 90 rHE FRANKLIN
ALMA foR 1896, ealcUlsi"d ~
Armstrong his day received, and ~ ssls whole
.,le ~, ,,t,d. ~ JOHN ) HASWELL
Al, 2g Union ~. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
WILLIAM RIGGS" ESTATE.
DNI< ISTRATOH,S NOTICE

ADMIN ISI KATON'S NOTfNEs
>HE Subscriber having been qualified ne the
admn Illustrator of William Riggs. deceased.
requests al PEI sons having claims against said es-
tate 10 presen them - him, properly authenticated
ior settlement. Petsuns indebted are notified To
make payment 20 the subscribed, ne will b, Obl'-
g.d to resort The proper leg Al means Tor enforcing
u. jan II lms3 WM GOODRICH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

lie has on hand large stock OF Boston Rockers.
Hall Boston Rockets. Common do. Revolving Chairs
suitable for Counting Rooms. Frcnch ParlOr Chairs.
several new and splcndd patterns Of wuod seat
Chairs Dining Chairs. Seices Sociables Childrens
Table. Rocking and Commoo Chairs. sc &c.
The public are invited To call and examine his
stock. as he viii assure all who favor him with
'hcir custom. that they shalt not be disappointed ei.
iher IN pnce OF quality. lie is determined by close
fair proportion OF public patronage.
Chairs carefully packed or sent TO airy part Of
The city free OF charge. 6m sepll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

wiSrARs BaLsAM OF WILD CHERRY
The srest saeeess attending The use of this bal.
sssa In Rsls.onssy Dsses.es. having naturally 1t.
sssessd ne sssesson of physicians ard .shees.
sss spisbuns end sssnises have srsen with regard
~ H. sespcaent paris. pme have SUPPRESSED !, To
cSosan e6sne osAess mercury. ec. end 10 ouch sub
seanes 10y sssssboss i've extraordinary Efficacy
Soeh spiuions bsins entirely erroneous, and ealcu
essi - psejadice Many Pesoos against the med,
che. Ne pledge osnelves 'hst II contains nothing
of he hind. o. sny'h'rg in The iess injurious; on
che eSasssy. u - ecarsssd principally of simple
sshsssaess. The Moo sf Iceland. tho Wild Cherry
end Pie 81 sss oosshssn lsiludes sss the ps'ne'ps
jnessdssass IN The coapouad. The great secret OF
ID s1scscy coasisss in The aeihni by which they
srs prepared. Such in fact 10 the nature and s'm.
psicisy o( ihis medicine. 40 powerful IN action vet
10 MID safs and pleasant in lie operation. that ~
mjshs BE- j,sssi, termed. Natures own Prescrip-
ssoo.' and sl,hossh bot two yesrs have elapsed
ssnes u YES srss made public. NO proudly soy
Il has acquitted . celebrity unprecedented ny any
saedieins in use. and 10 evidently destined to be-
conc the mosi popalsr and valuable med,ci ne ever
discovered. For sale by DR. J CRUMBACKER;
slso By PRYOR &PAULL. Nv jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
DIR wINANS,-
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
IN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE (;
BEING a SURE REMEDY FoR
IToNSuMPrloN IA oil IT'S various ttm.. COINS.
~ AsruMA. beo>cuirfs. GROUP. WAa,p,sx
Cossh. Spwnc Of BLOOD. DsSesby u Bssaii,.g.
P0,as ia tse SIDE and Eseasi. L.sasn,a. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. Sc.
The medical roperiies OF DE- winaas' Balssm %
Wild Cherry are fully established Ia every ,sciirn
oi The country by IS su'csss n csfing The msi
voiersie tascs ef Tho foregoing ciass al diseases
La alm.si eVe'y instance ahrts ~ has bcea pes-
severed IN ~ has Effected a radical cure. Although
IN many casts Ihis Essam vii sl.,n in mejia,.
rehei or al least. effect "a great change in Q sw
days. still a. crnn"t be .>peced TO wotk m,raslr.
by curing all Ia shnu time, restore heaI,h
'o rune that has been tcy To fsll disease for
years
Bss'jes. there mary sis gcs Of The some die.
ease, that is iTIoss:bie for any physician Ia de-
ctmihe the qcaniity 81 medicine acquired To ernd-
cute ". diotca pc'iods anu forms qnifiog vary
'ne qnan'iiics, hence, some cases. single toric
- suiiirent, While others will rcQune ihreo four
IL pc dnco The same ,a.ci.
Al We ask oi the Ia'ni. Is To give our medicine
lar hial. and he nay resi- assured tisi ID ~ be
productive oft mo-i beneficial results
Patients. IN taking this modicnr.sed not restrict
themselves a. regards diet. except avoiding Tho
nost int gcsiIblc Articles ui TODD such "a saltsd
and smoked meat. tahbag,s. oniuus cusumbe SIC.
They should pay proper attention that ,hs,r dress
IS warm, and AVOID erp'-ing themselves To the IN.
cl,metel0s oi The weather, 10 careful not ~ over
exercise.
Fr,queni ba'hing IN a ware, hath nnd tho use OF
a han glove Tor rubbing The le.h before going ..
bed, viii aid The medicine ~ lis III, cts.
The h'wels should be Kept open with .rmc gen.
Ito medicine. such ~ ID, Uiasn's P.er Muse
Pas. which viii be found much superior 10 a.y
purgauNe ptis nuw IN use. and will llso Gid the
Balsdri ia oil affections uf he liver
For sale NholCs,lc and rtnil ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

AuPs-O on tsnj . eoad assortment ~ Lard
A 90 Lard Oh lamp, srhef iof Pafl"f. Wall ~
susgsnaon Lamps. Which vii be sij ~ fedncsd
,,,c.s. Ia,op Cb,masys cod Glstes Pissse sive
ms rau isn 26 a o FAlRCIllLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
CHAIRS! CHAIRss, CHAlRs!!'
JAMES T.. GATHER,

SUCCESSOR TO ]. IONNELfst q SVNSs
No. I5C MARKET STREET..
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
lie that no has now on hand and man
ufactures TO order every variety o
S1 Chairs Of The latest patterns, and in
A style of workmanship not surpassed 10
] tho Western County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-04-09
one Dav later from England.

The packet ship Yorkshire brings news from Lon
don to the evening of March 4. Information had
been received of the passage of the notice resolution
in the House Of Representatives.
The Times says that a very uneasy feeling was pro-
duced by the news that the resolution for giving no.
tice had passed the House and there was a fan of al
most one per cent. in %consols this the Times ascribes
mainly to an impression, founded on observations
which had dropped from Sir Robert Peel, that the no.
tice would be Immediately Resented, whichimpressiOn,
the Times says. is erroneous.
The motion for the immediate repeal of the corn
laws, offered as an amendment to Sir Robert Peel's
proposition for their discontinuance after three years,
was n~egatived by a vote Of 78 to 265.
LONDON, March 4-The public securities have
been fat to-day. Consols are 95A ! for the present
transfer, and 95I TO GOT for time. Exchequer bills
realize 35s. premium, New three and a quarter per
cents are 97i to 9o4.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-04-09
Centre Township, Marion COUNTY.

In pursuance of a previous notice published by
the Centre Township Vigilance Committee of Marion
county, the Democrats of said township assembled at
the Court House on Saturday, April A, 1916, to appoint
delegates to the ensuing Democratic county Conven-
ton.
On motion, w. B. PRESTON was elected President
of the meeting, and Albert G.. Porter, Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that forty delegates be
appointed to represent Centre township in the County
Convention. The following persons were then
appointed: Henry Nelson, William Morrison, David
Kemp, James Thompson, W.. B. Preston, Jacob Van
degrif. Wiley N. Bates, William D. Wygant, Sam.
P. Daniels, Samuel S. Rocker. Powell Rowland, John
McFall, John Montgomery, Nathaniel West, James
P. Drake, Jacob P. Chapman, Arnold Call, Joseph l..
Stretcher, T.. R. Fletcher, Lucien Barbour, Daniel
Carlisle, Robert Walpole, Robert Hughes, Matthew
Afford, E. Hedderly, Aaron Aldridge, Jacob Filter,
John Greer, Samuel Hetselgeser, John Carlisle, Joseph
Fairchild, John Hughes, Charles Robinson, Peter
M~essersmith, William Schoolcraft, Nicholas Robin
son, James Curry, S. w. Norris, Abram Hefgins and
Thomas Johnson.
On motion, a committee of three, consisting of
Gen. J. P. Drake, Capt. John McFall and E. Hedderly,
was appointed to select and recommend to the meeting
FIVE persons to compose the Democratic Vigilance
Committee of Centre township for the ensuing year,
and until the election of their successors. The
committee recommended the following persons, who
were confirmed:
Joseph /. Stretcher, Nathaniel Bolton, Jacob Van
degriff, E. Hedderly and Albert G.. Porter.
Or motion of Mr.. Rowland,
RESOLVED, That as Democrats we will support no
candidates for Senator or Representative, at the
next August election. who will not pledge themselves
to conform to the general and well known usages of
the Democratic party in all elections TO be held by
the Legislature for any offices within their gift.
On motion, the meeting recommended the first
Saturday in June next as the appropriate time for
holding the Democratic County Convention. On
motion, the meeting adjourned sine de.
w. B. PRESTON, President.
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