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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

Mr.. Bcez the correspondent Of the Academy Of Berlin
who has lately returned from journey Switzerland and
Italy, has recently been eye witness BRILL mt discovery
which has been demonstrated in his presence. Professor
Schoenben Of Bale has discovered that by subectng cotton
10 certain process, which still secret he can transform
into different substance, which differs apparently but
slightly but which possesses highly nfammabe and explosive
properties. Any iream be charged with this
powder quite well with common gunpowder and will
propel ball as from common gun TO obtain the
effect only half much Of the vegetable powder necessary
al fred writes Mr. Beelz the distance Of forty eight
paces with ordinary muske, loaded with grdu,ne
eight dCcgranns Of the vegetable powder the ball. which
one Of the largest se passed through three panks each
meeting wall II was proposed to blow up old building
hole had been dug under it. capable Of holding kgramme
ofgunpowde hundred and twenty gramDie ofth cotton
powder placed in il the building which three pounds Of
gunpowder could hardly have shaken made complete
wreck"
The following said 10 be the principal advantages Of the
cotton-powler ls il leaves in the firearms no resduum
3D. takes fire suddenly and uniformly 3D. it burns up en-
teIy, and consequently makes little smoke 4th, its
transportation attended with much less danger than gun
powder rs violent shock necessary make il explode
5th is bulky but not heavy powder 9Th after
having been mcsened he dred and is good
fore Trials have been making aud in progress to
its properties and to ascertain whether may not take the
place Of gunpowde Professor Roger, Of Frankfort lately
announced to society Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that had
ceced in preparing cotton powder possessing the
properties as that prepared by NJ Schoenben.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

fusion and risk The very million of dollars OF funds not eec
tive Of which the Treasury for many years has been ooged
speak, but of the losses arising from the shattered
currency, which the bank by wise management OF It's al
fairs has cured In conclusion the mode OF It's agency IN
large payments of the principal of the debt not TO De over
looked BY arrangements for them, avoids the nconve
of great accumulation of money the vaults OF
depose used by the Government and Of the vacuum that
would succeed its sudden distribution. 1t does this by am
tcpang the periods of payment approach the dsburse
of considerable portion of the stock in the form OF DIS
counts Of those who be paid off thereby ena
bling them otherwise employ their capital opportunities
may offer beforehand In this manner heavy payments OF the
debt are effect made gradually instead OF the whole mass
being thrown at once upon the money Market which might
produce injurious shocks. So pdenty in this and other re-
spects does the bank aid the operation of paying OH the debt
that the community hardly has consciousness that u IS
going on.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

Of the canals, 10 miles from Toledo junction common
trunk, and IL counted twice.
Such is the Of works brought 10 Lake Erie for the
benefit of its
There now being made extension Of these works. 60
miles Of canal from Coyngon Evansville, Indiana The
New York and Erie raroad say 400 miles The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, say 10 Cleveland $50 miles The Cleve
land and Cincinnati soy $50 miles In all LOO miles Of
railroad and 760 miles Of canal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17
STERN RAILRO ADS.



There in the West towards the
sucon Of these great instruments of than any
time since the collapse Of 1887 The West since that time
gathered up MEANS and the East is losing lis dread
of Western investments Three striking evidences of the
newed confidence of Western enterprises the East and in
Europe have been recently exhibited.
The first shown the action Of the Indiana bondhod
in taking the Wabash and Enc Canal part payment
their bonds with theobgaon TO complete il the Ohio
The second is Of 600 900 OF English capital
able Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company carry their
great work Psburg, and ultimately Cleveland and last
the purchase by the bondhoders of Michigan of the Cen
trail RAILROAD be extended westward Lake Michigan
These strong evidences of returning confidence in West
enterprises and probably but the precursors Of far
extensive investments in Western railroads The taking
up the stock of the Buffalo and Mississippi Railroad Company,
and pushing through railroad that promising of al
unoccupled railroad in the United States only waits
favorable in the money market Estimates being
completed for the construction Of that portion between Toledo
and Chicago
From Buffalo to Chicago will exhibit characteristics
Of great trunk road than any other the United
More great works. made and being made along the south shore
Of Lake Erie terminate the shore OF that lake than any
these by great trunk railroad will be Of immense advantage
these works and to the Of the railroad The south
shore of Lake Michigan every must see, will also
centrae canals and railroads great There is,
there be line in the United Of the length
capable Of concentrating vast amount Of travel and trade
that between Buffalo and Chicago. Concentrated the
American shore OF Lake Erie there completed and
operation, Of canal and aoad lines than two thousand
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

TnEnCnE ForSp.--rhe Barnstabe Patriot says that
1.-TWO men, belonging to Nantucket discovered on the shore
Of that ISLAND few days since, after unusually low eb
tide cask the head showing itself little above the surface
OF the water and which they found excating from lis
bed, 10 contain 5000 Spanish doqrs II is thought TO be
part OF the cargo Of brig wrecked at that place than
fifteen wears ago"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

DHUSKESSEss.--1'hero is a volume contained in few
words Of Shakespeare when he drunkenness is egg
from which all vice may be Matched"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

CosrEMpr OF Counr-A Justice Of the peace in Montreal
lately committed Vermont lawyer prison for words spoken
in debate, he having called the said justice Old High Cock
alorum" in open court
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

The women Of Peru never, it is said, their children
while angry, for fear Of impang to them cholerc emPera
tnonf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

We learn thai 9. Dous, Esq, Of the Wing Delegates
elected to the Legislature Of Maryland on "Wednesday last
from Frederick county died Sunday morning after short
illness special election will have be held to I'll the
vacancy.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

The New York about hold mass
ing the extoroners They obliged to make shirts
for four cents apiece
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-17

To be finished next spring.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13

/
ALTERNATIVE Y RESTORATIVE SYRUP.
/ Az ~ tiNE NiOsfAbiI PREPARATION
/ ENOK use Cure ot 50 a. HULA. 2. d. -.r..sf r
[ n re- J1infs. Chr'nic KhtutHau.ru. t.url. uiu.
4 hsRp. ~, FEP>lN. Ei,er,iaH. E..it,.rs m hs
I Ntf9 N,tHr Rash. Fcuer uU. rsv, S,p, tlcIc ur
Y Nsosriai Ds.a.s,; in .h,u ru,r oii t',r5.t. sr-
,iug from arr lAlgURE state eft tar BLOOD s,c
rlrgsd oeudiit.u 90 ibe ulgvsINc Os5u, co iuc as.
Iuo ci0rs u,c cd NiECvEY
"a o. .,=e -. =ls= ,r'fs -rrr fhc rtrp,ic fuf
cam, 90 ihe tn.wlejsc ct lh., s,rur. 90 which
Time % hus be- e cs harry ip Stt. isr ,tc,rtcu hi-
~ .eci1tr.,s. having performed ,ufe- where
: f.in's pluncc1 srt th~ Nsri.u. rspIr1iitr, cot
Ssr-1larn cpti @ uui. thuurh pets Sod n ,r l,rr
r,nc, pfpdace lie ieaa s,tulary al CTS uiuu ibc
rRrcIls.
InJ'. prorer.ic..n Is 7tsir, Clfo-'ir D,gpia.
-ere. D,sst,uc. and oct. ur"r ihe LIVER. sy ,tst-
ing q AZ hen iarroid Go 90, r,,,"r.
A. 80 40 70 ir- srd a.. ,fsr &c tc BLOOD Do
@. honestly believed by ttr Proprietor. su. cifur TO-
aHv rjhsr medicine u,N iu u....
Indeed % Wa ur' 'u'tI br had Recon 9 tlii, slt
ishrd 81 POS great m'ii'ind NJ uss together with
the sp'triafiru> ui I.er-ans vhp ID VIt. ,s.t The
some. btt hr wuud cvu.ru. 90 urit,r ,t,br,uEh 'br
On d'um ui ervvsuaprr ne such cputsr go 10 ga
q "ay. scswei %, much lake qs-ct,'y Iuihus Dos
sslt ,u, uBryr.
Though Nee percussion of rrry ps-.'rs. VIA
seem leo thlsk huu ti dr.y u,url .o pup.sr 90 tu
.he Wurii ibr lclrn, o.. u.r.Ds hHip tu.it. he
lrs IT icue.h ,.mr 900 lbe cuu,i,sru 60 iu.sui. z
'hr course b1s. fed ht every cpuprutt,r. 81 lll,h
mriirilts 60 fcr hr trclis unt Nuh .hrf Htit.,I
% q cutlery Nh cu r.Hnr us. Iu "risf POO u tHtii
-iail drvu th- thfutsuf 20 Sea 'rs.I, d,u'.t fr,.
OLE. tvr.iu,H'r of ,tt.s huNg ut,u hr,u. t,f.. .
drrd Lun N.rvb.,b tc i,ri. urIy Ihr. kiu. %
-urh nr % rtr p" io.ir.u.) ut s,sb iH.. g. Ir
o.'rr deemed ,ses..,.y, De-, hc d"r, nI a.l i.,pr,
consider o.. us-rriuu go tf- D.. -'l .tUi lrt. art
it"-r Nhu rluf.t HN- it.-t..f Vlpi Boo, -.i,, ,lc
',.ti,t rr ,"..tu'-tso io t,s, h,- uIritru.r &C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13

2 = AVE p. zee f,,a aIu p,rtn loo grrl -rs
4 FIN. CHINA enI QtEENSNAEE
1m.u. oth'rn Or. .h., bow,
fiue Gold h,rI Inn, Tea g i, irou Oh go 100 7s
Ret Gill aud Fancy Geo da
DO Go ev'ra ipc d.
Richly decorated M5niel Ouamens Cologne, faD.
ci l"b-. Bl.ksisNc iu great yuus'Y
The Ladies lfe invited % olli anil oy ara.n r
'hc.e. 20. IHcy surrr,s .ns .HDS uI ilc kuI ever
Hs.urr hrughti lli. country atu a-r VnfIH -rs.,E
Rrh O. W auI cmh.-.,I F,au o .,hCfs. Iuv,' 4 NtsU
Wine Cunt dp so DO
Gi't n.i rI.Ip Conn ri-rs Ca.-,rt.cs THwcrs
G.nt- aui Sau..; r-o Pots Sngr- Hul G. eim-
i.srrd q ice CrI-aui >.1cer.. ra5es So. dated
''',n 'nI h"cy ye., n .ef- ot Iieoes 90 sum c-.
um-f,
o. rormru wave Vc hove tl-crrroi D..hs. arf
r.fs- ,i ,li sizes. lc.s 1tH G. q g. rea audi g. Co.,,
P.fs S,nar. aui Crs u. Sc. cod ,aii u- oa.,fs
gr.u,-. Il.vIua suc ar, FaH'y Tool. S,I., Boz
H.u eIs~l Pa.,s. p.h.s f,a., s. So. vut csc
.y .t.cr Gu u-s1Ig ketttu ta. Quest ,Sftns ~.
's l ..lHrsis luibe .sHu... rti 81, Do lHo pu. b,
uef.l ,''1 COLI rbI rurc lIEc. .r-f.i hl. $40 -c'
'ae' afn Zoos r4. te lH.b.se sEfvHe.c IS.
hove tu il.d auf rlr uafatr'. m.u..su.I
CuJ srd .lsu Ui o. 900. L.men- THarfr
p .he. Gr, utth tcr.h,r v.u u.f ... , 90
@ l-tn.vlrr. vr.lt,..r u.r1 iIat nt iur, 'r..lr
s.hrf Ot'e.rfa ut t.'uI Wptrhpuet N"s 7s,
Muuur S WHrc,m- Va nay -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13
COOkING nrnXra

ME Sub.cnherhis this day received q ttr.
Il lo' 81 Cooking Sfpye- from Cincinnati Gnm
be mapuisciOfy at G WolG & Co. winch n,4ke.l ,.
assortment Of ihose Stoves now complete. lie be-.
al-' hanj saf'ous either raiiefns aunug which are
he highly famed aud justly cel,haieI
HATiIAWAYs PATENT,
al OF which ~il b~ dirpred Of si sBs.i advance
On cost Ny motto u .msiI ptoGi. and o,,,k
utas
Pe'spns 10 waHi OF be above or any Other article
my line. Copper Tn no Sheet it-n Warcs} s., no
pease call ~ the niJ apl veil knaNn sisnd nf.
Union street where hafgsins esn ais,sts he .bt.ip.
ed oct l6 TiiOS q CtiLBRRTSON AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13
y Y'.Y T. Rg.rES.

Et'A, 2tis-.si .-S--=rN e c. ~
.,tss,.s- y. - o.. - ---s-,,
r tIsENT C.NTU ~ UUUTE ,guv
< = NIiIElING I3 ENLJINUKt. WASH
INerlN CRY, rlh AIllrHN. NrN NONI
AND BOSTON .rc N.itulI E,sI rul C..
lnJruI sage C,wvp.,'-, orr '.urruE 6 dp1. Imrs
O.. Cu.,' cr.,us euu. rCurg with ths Is d. O. x r.
uuI, - hours SuE- 'u.ci 20 ,uLcr oi zoe a1y,,
citit- nee hpIaucc Us rs .urusl
Timc fu Bluuor. - H.urs.
Tune to piuIr#,. lIl - nnufs
F,tc in ii.'rmnu 4 DOLLARS
tutc iu prtnIrlI hH 3 dn.
s., d.t.y Iu,s .rn,c. iur CO.. Sarr auI Raj
""d "il,,r every mnutEti 10 "''bak \ NJ ar.
cVrp- FURNISHED pl nrV huur % bond ,tuuiJ ,Grs
f.rtuugh Ii,h''>ir B,'lu.,fe ru,' a. li1dciY ha.
rS o, ihc Cu'- niIir". No &c Water ST. wheeling
N fuc deer Moron Hotel
fsf Do"d lul,nt S'ns . Go. ~ % SVTIlg.
erd WA X NEIvNNNl.GrN x s. 90
Greet Cch'rd Ealh Ea,i f,..a and .s.1e, ,E.,
srr 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13
ID Fs " a. % q =, n:
Then conquer Ne nusi.
For reuse = just
JOHNSTON d BERRYUILL.

NSj HOLtSALE I'D Retail D,aieFs g., Fore,gs
w ond Domestic Dty Goods call ihe susnim,
Of The citzeus 81 Wheeling and hkcN-e al pihe,
persons throughout the snrfourdics cpui.tty. O.
thcir large cheap AM well selected stock OF Fancy
ard SisPic Dry Goods We viii cpufr,s tbsl We
90 not pfoic,, 10 be selling or az cos' bat Ne are
determined To sell goods az s"ch Prirc- - " iu
compete With any house ia this ~ any other CITY
wesi OF ihe mountains IA sc selling I'll ~ ccsi to
The contrary Notwithstanding, as Ne " ish to teduce
oar stock mach roSstec, "a make slom for our
Sprlng Purchases. We d. not deem Unnecessary Ia
name ihe stuclcs. bnt vail merely slate that we
have evs,y sdiee that ~ usupliy 10 be bal az Dry
goods store. wiiha variety al notions which too
edious ie fueniion
LADIES vii please call end eSnmne orr -'ock
OF Csasoa Grape Srsrls. uf tho handsOnc.i "a
he city. aud very reduced pfice.
40 HArTERS
u We always keen on hand large nssott
rnenI 81 Iiauet's %urs aud Trimming.. Nth several
sees u Men. md Boys Cloih. Gated aHd Plush
CAPS Enquire e.r
JOHNSTON 81 BERRYHtiI..
nov - No lSI Nam -. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13
Va IRGININ

V IKGININ-iN CuANcFHr A 'o.,- i.s''
iu ihr C.,tss vut,r w the Cirut Slrcra'
Couri of t7y, 100 Chpuccv ir ihc county cd Ohr
in 'hc nnnih 81 J'nuay lct6
Robert Nurts,n. tIp~uiot. ai 4 Ei.x ahcih W Nor.
r.slu. tyrcu.t.N cot lhc hsp ~ 900 sud testament v
Jo,eph M.ssi,in. i-te Of ONO c.uiv. d,cc,~eI.
G NPiauan's
aeaisa
ArH.u Prav, wi.am Ausovu. Peav wi'hsm
+ Woodland Rs, ai.o kraNu MS WIIsm Nrosi.ort.
I Injury a eu. joseph Colt s,htlh FrsucI. Earc
urN AMI fcisf frcucb. Etc, u.nr OF W. itp fSeurh
ls.stH OAIu county. deceased Henry Nivrip Er,u-
|'i. D. i'rr1u'-N Hrd fhema. lI'Io-rus. JnLu 81
Clarke, James \ Clarke us iIc'y N~'c
Defendants.
Tee Comp's'rarl. b. wing il',.l br,t liIl ipauseb
Hui Obtain d,c.rc ar ihr s,ir 81. Jfr rc4i csrlIs DOB
ft'r CO.'S ni Nhrfaus. poo p1u cnHu.y. N.reilil, h,.
I "rr.uc t' ere p'-,ut he ,nt1rt Au. 90 p.1y. iu-
'lHuu- lhs o's nuj plfrei- ut curu-,l tu .tlI ,tv
specified n ihr deed ifutu end Nus8o Do lha tlc.,p,
/ JOINT Wa \ Ps1v dated jansrv = lSi3 and
'o'nit'ufd n ihc bIl 60 c-up 1tni G'f he .at-ac.
. unn "i fbr debit of sGGll a. vrh interest and
/ c.~i-. Jur hy said Au.uu tu sud cuWpl1luluf, ls
ESrcuiuf-,s afrc. ait. md a-o in attach un.i .ul..
I,'l goo ihr Irturut 90 fhc sad debit. uitrss' nud
costs. Gee tnu,lss debts 1u .turi. 80 Ic .1 Austn
/ ProV.n iHe bands OF sa.a 1s'c.ulairs Nsusu rt,i
llpmbr1Ybs scv,uiiy. Nul s.ror ho Ilus rf i,,
saioe. BE- ~ pc,rug thar hc j,t.uJlu J,.c.b q 10.
ha'h departed u,is hIc--,u notion vt the sail
Cumpa u1nis hy cuau.cl, the same 3, ,u.ee. Ell
I npHu ttc r,ra-l AL .brl,iruJaut~ Ntz.,n P.sy
I Wan Ausu,iu- Pew. Wrlp,n W.rI0urd * a., h-r
wise coici Wulam WadI.rI. ilyruv \ len, $500
u nry NJ riHu u,i h,,Ius cuj. ih,it ,rss5lt,c,
aud sen ,orurIiv ntr.riiug 90 thr rci.u' A.. in
h.y s-j Doc uiIrs "i il. C.uri. aud 90 ngp-urms o.,
satisfactory Irp fl fhsy Drc rt iuI ,biaufs ct rJ-
r"uru. s, saIIh rf N,r.ium--Op iurtet ca .t,.u ut
'hr C'stpainaaI's. surlrf- fbni Toe ssii g,tru-
d'n', oh" oHHr.t h~.c GOO fhr Gf.t dav CO.. ilc next
NiuuE Tenn ui tbs ur', oud answer tAe Com.
. = u f.H ... NJ. d.. ... !. ID ... -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13

n ~ lr 80 KNOWN bai ~ ADAMS ts.
red ihs New Nofk auI Ptf. f.s,s,as t.,
ball sol Winief - ISIS sos d gni .f.p q .rraII
VI 81 oa'simefss and Fss'iHl. ,,h,h WiII 20 u.tIs
70 - "'isf 'n 'he lasi Ffsiio Tb.ss Wt1 Is tat
iishcnabls Cig.bes isJ i.sref g.tsbusaf.I.
sep2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13

LNXTRACT OF COFFIE.-'ln1-- 11Ir-s
- has boea d,scovefed oi isIc in Etropo a.l
hs, become socsiebfsisd ali over ibe ,outtasni isi
every lsmily mskts nee oi Do oct OILY a. r. .a,irr
81 c'hee. BIS o.. a certain remedy p Prevent Ib.f
diead'ul disease % speYsa. o. improves tfs aa,
~ The cun~. ne eppf at4 siye. ihe baif iLs 4u.s
ivy oi coHes o. rless lbo ,oase Lrutf itan r-e.
isin.Ea.s - 10y olbet auicies ~, cIslnug ef ss.,
a. ne -'pfs q y MCiNNts
90 - Nlftft Il Iu4.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF Va.
MAN Srursr. WHEELING.
Capital $40 OOO.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
J Li>T, Cashier,
Dyeeiory:
a Woods, w w Snriycr. Woods,
L.. Pollock, Thos PAUL. Geo w Thorn o. on
N McNsush,eH, w Mitchell, ThVS Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING
CAPITAL $500 OOn
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pfe.ident.
SOB:rsKi fRADY Cashier.
Directors:
J Caldwell w Il Selhy, Jas Baker,
* c WooaS, U Patterson, WGli,
aeob Goodins, VIM Fleming, SASH OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
CrFicg MuSSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
DireciOys;
III Nelson, a Paxton, a Rogers,
a Pnc<ucr, Il Morrison. J Ctumbac Lci
Il n Johnston, Samr Mcclellan,
Rom Mccoy. Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OCrncE Mas ST.
TlOS HUGHES, President
NJ Nielsen. A raxron. NJohns,on
JCrumba Ter, z Baker. J Baser,
Ronr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & NAPINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OFFicg NliM ST.. BELOW NJ SRsE.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
DtrCCioFSs
s Brady, Rob, Crsngie, Ja,Y Caldwell
VIM Fleming, Jno g i>horn, Daniel Lamb,
nc Wood, Jac1h > shrivee
II w HAaplNo, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13

" IRGININ-iN CuA>cFar a ,u',- r,l,
iu ihr C.,'s's vui,r oi the Cirrn Slrcrnr
Court ui law eid Chauccv fr the county ui Ohio
ip 'hc innnih pi J'nuny lctG
Robert Nurtts'n. EIecuiof, ai 4 Ei'zehcih w Nor.
rslu. tvrcutN oi ihc iasl " 900 sut Testament vl
Jo,sph Mlssisuu. i-,c Of ono c,wIv. d,cc,~el.
&, g1pIaiuau.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-13
CITY OtFiCER~ Eon 1913.


MaYoe--C ECO DULTY.
COuGciimeR:
fClcyk-JsMES $. WHEAT
sogean'- Jouv NlURRAr.
UhAif .M3s'cr--R. uaMLroa.
ThoStIushes, Matthew Milne, w p Wilson
w w Shnver, A s Todd 5 Brady,
Il r SasboIn, Geo Mcndell, q W N i>kell
NJ Nelson, T. Corn, WIN Pumphtsy
Jacob Amick, Il f Kelley, J III ROBERTS,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF 4 HE
COUNCIL
On OrdinaEesS-MesSIs NclssD, Brady and
Wheat
ON Finances MessrS Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
o. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Shriyer, sanbotn and
Kelley.
On SGets 0sd Alies-MesSrs Todd, vii.
son, MonGell, Annex and KELLEY.
On Hiditr Uork>--NieSATs SanboTn, MLuTc,
Todd, Coon aud Roberts.
On MARKET HoHSe -Aiess-s Heiskell, Pam
phrey aud Coen
On Coal BankS-MtSSrS Amick, w son Re.
berts and Superintendent oi Wafer WORKS.
On iIAarreS--ShriytT, Hughes and Amick.
On Fre Depayiment-NissSf IodJ, Nj LpIe,
Sanborn, P9mphtey and RoteTts.
On PeiitiOaS-MesSrs Nelson, Lamb aud
Sanborn.
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vcr, Brady and Nelson
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GOODS;
FOR GENTLEMEN $ WE1R!!i
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= u AVING determined 81 sell Of ny present
a IL stock ol DRY GOODS ai cost aud expenses
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Black .nl Tld Sh vrlsrI. Nedao Velvet
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Whl'h ARE sons beaunul VesuIc. f.r Wedding
AID Porics
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: llN y c.i6rSIRLSs MilERcaANTs

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can assure ihs public crnrtlly 10 shes NH tu
give noe call can ave them iho tfruh.c 90 ltk
us elsewhere. i'r NY goods pud pr,te. csuuo, Hd
go psas" any Who mny favor me Wtih '.raH
scp2I ALEX llEVIAN
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
New Publications.

NAMES OF THE EARLY SErrLERs.-IIon. R. t. HiEman, of Hartford, has recently issue the third and last number of his "Catalogue of the First Puritan Settlers of the Colony of Conuecticnt-wilh the time of their arrival in the Colony, and their stand Ing in society, together with their place of residence, so far as can be discovered by the records" MT. Hinman deserves erea, praise for his researches into the early his tory ofthe Colony, His former voluminous works. prepared and published while he " S Secretary of State, must have cost him an immense deal of labor and patience, and contain much valuable and interesting mat ter which, but fer him, would ill all pg.ha biity have been irrevocab!y lost
 GoDEY'S LADY's BooK.-The January number of this popular and favorite work is before us, and, like its predecessors gen. orally, is really beautiful affair. It's en- cravings and le:ter-presS cannot be surpass ed for elegance and fnish-and its contents are from some of the best writers in the country The capital story on our first page, from the pen of that prince of tale writers, Mir. Arthur, we copy from this number.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

HRev RALPH SMITH Formerly of Mil ton, in this town,) was installed pastor of the Congregational church and society in Lee, Mass, on the 9th inst. Invocation, reading the scriptures, and introductory prayer, by the Rev. s. P. Giddings, of Cur tisville; sermon and installing prayer by the Rev. T. s. Clarke, of Stec1bri ige; charge to the pastor by the Rev. Mir. Turner, of Great Burlington right hand of fellowship by the Rev. E. B. Andrews, of Housatonic; concluding prayer by the Rev. Mir. Butler ; benediction by the pastor.