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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

u~isein,ss ~ order, 81 Inc different ysns'ies
Fsney Tteneh ard Wood Seat. Nockons, ~
T"ts. Stat ssrk. Common and cottage Cha's
ryisl Ale, Settles. Spsisbies. b~ion asd
bosion Rockers. Nafsiag 10. eem"on 90 issss
SNAIL Also. ChilIIsn's Table. hHeNn1s ~
sewiss Chairs and seois 81 svey go. 4,
". &e. &ci in fsst si inof" ihe .'oo' pIsase
esn ssd essm.ns g., soanelvs- ODD leave your
orlsr. sod ,hey viii BE- attended 70 :" 'h'f' on,.'
Chairs e~arsfsfly r.rksd ~ sA'ipHss"i % so 7.
: ~ p,ts 81 ne city ~ifboai extfs charge D"h
-. 10 IN w RfuELDAFfER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
uUsu .. gxwrTT THos ~. ALEXANDER
JEwETT A. ALEXANDER
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

WtFEAdfts Va
DUSiNESS entrusted ~ her esfe In fhs and
ID he sdjoinIsg toont - Will % psomp,ly az.
tended N.
We have NV made such arrangements "a aili
enahie asto give iwmediaic attention. ~ ~ business
in ne sdr'func counties ~ Monrne. Guernsey,
iisruson, Jsacfayn and Beimopi u ON.
One 90 Men ; feet near fbc VffgiUn IInfeL
~ d&Wii 3LNEIg d ALExANDkR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

THIS day received ,
supply of Adsm-' WAR
RANTED X AUG
Ply MILLS. with Inn
b'sss and BuIlanin IIor.
pen; and slso The eel,
bfaied No 50 with Or
boxes
Received sl-p. ana.
h'ei lot of Hatch Conn.
lef Balances. MIallssbl,
Coach Irun Sc.
Al ~ the above are
warranted 10 eive ,a,,s.
lection. sid will he sold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
HALF LOT on WATER STREET
FOR SAIE.

DY VIRTUE Of sesd of ,,u., f,,n ~,
~ Zane 10 me. dated ihe fret day Of Sep,e-b.,
'ofi' and fecutdsd ~ The clerks office Of hs
'u"n'y court of OHIO county. vii sell a, publ,e
sue'"n' oil the Itct'l door u ,hs eoun hon.e Of .,sl
,""n'y' IN The CITY ~ Wheeling. on Ssfq,ssg "a.
> 10Y y heg 1876. The Nyrh hall II 10, numb,
,oj ar ~ square suubcr (2) two. ~ The c,,v ~
"neellhg situated on The essi siJo u wsist .,,ee,
eng M"iy hrse net trent on Water street. ,nj
.is' ""g h'fk The foil depth q The bot toee ,..,
"ph ~ sppureuanees.
~ hNs-One iounh q he ppfchsse mo,.y
haHd snd The fe-0due 10 iso EQUAL w.,.lms.,.
'o'e 10 't and twelve months from The dsv If -.
WIN interest ihe Tnfehsscf siytrr bind MIA -
,'o"fiV Tor The deferred nsialmenis sos ~. I'D.
o''ns retained unii The whole - raid. s.ll,os :.
',"ee ) engage 70 convey only such ul.
'ed ~ me ~ aid feed ~ ifnsi
"@ CHARLES = MCOY To.,,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

NV JtWELRY-Jna received tom Phil.
~ "'lph'a = ass loi u very 6ns Jes sl,g. g.
,..u'l ~ INC piamond Riue. .Dismpnd p,o. no..
,'''nt'' onal F"naz. Spprhifs. Pssr. Jet .nI go,
ICY % Set and Pis.n R,ng- asw .lyie Cen
""'' i",se - Torar Csmsion. Am,,b,.t .,4
'W' ladi's' Pfns wHh ifnaston sl.,.
''.. Unjust 's hlfls ne .. Tho rai
SINE vefy h~,uds1me fmifsfsp D.e,..t u
y '''i tni sob Chains. Ks,s R.re
'e' Ne ". 80 81 supsrof qu4.rv.
'f JNO BISHOP. No 80 Main &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
Tug mo CHAIR ~ BOUND TO
SsH.

Let ihose Who ialk about
BIC Watches. mAssoTH
bots. Selling % Of Cost
Az. Ne s,isni when they see
The BIG CHAIR 81 w RE
UELDAFgER's. Wkolssolt
AID Rstsa CHEAP CHAlR
M~ANUTAcrORY. No i2I
Main s,fe,l. ~bere he see
coa-,sn,Iy on hand and @'n'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

WAREHOUSE NO Z MoNRoE STREET.
III ~CRlB are prepared to make
and Keep constantly on hand at The above
embellishments. all kinds Of Castings. Cooking.
ftankl,n, Balloon and Cannon Stove. 81 al sizes
and patterns Hollow ware, Wagon Boxs-. T. loueh
Castings. GATES. Flat Irons, Sugar and Wash Ket.
Ties. Sc. a complete assortment. We have josi
received some splendid PATTERNS for Parler Gralcs.
The neatcsi cNor brought Io this city Persons who
intend building ate respectfully requested To exam
ine them be%'s purchasing any other kind. We
have n large quantity OF patterns cor Nill Ceariug
the bcsi IA the place. which we will make 10 ordcI
al the lowest rates; also Threshing Machiuc Cast
iusv We will alsn continue TO manufacture ia,
different, kinds Of Ptonghs complete. used In ihi
section of country, aud wauou'ed equal 10 an.
made In the Western country. We Wit watras
oil oar Castings and other work done AT our es,nh
lehmeni, aod as cheap rs can be made ia Pin,
buigh. Cincinnati or any other establishment /
this ciiy. Persons wishing 10 purchase any auic
IN Our line, viii please give u a coil aud csamiu
for ihemsoly e..
np HAMILTON. BESIIORE n co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

mar IL "' 10y mnhSL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

CHiNU a SURGEON AM ArCorcmrp
il'h uu ue NonhcsH rafast .f ft ~,
Quo s' Residence .a Ice Ssottvc
'0'nei VI he aa, afsep 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

CoMPoUNp KREosOrE ACOUSTIC ou
I'Oh ne care of DEAFNESS, p,ins "a -.
uIsshafgo al matter from The 49,. ~" 'u1
nose disagfoeabie moses. Inc 49, llfo OF
slllne OF water, whu1tng II stcsw =
- when arc symptoms Of arp fo.eb,,. y g
ness, and also geueTally attendsnt ell, 4, '.h
ease. For sale by Or J CRUMRtrvt yEts
NO ifl. Nam 81. SOLE 49,,
lhls mchicinc % highly recommends go ~.
"JI'us ccftihcales are gwen. ~ vffy fs,1''
fhith ~ has performed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

Together with a general assortment, of Hats uf eve
~ de-criplI"n. Hat Cases, &c. rorsrns wishing L.
purchase he above articles are respectfully invited
In give hitn n call. ia he ropm totmcrly occupied
by John w Berry, ~ n Garbage Store. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04

HAMILTON. RESTORE 4 co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

@r IN pursuance Of Congress approved the
the President OF states sell the reserved mineral lands
the of Illinois and Arkansas and Territories Of Wisconsin
President Of TIE United States America hereby and
make known that public held the land Office ct
DUBUQUE Territory Of lowe, commencing Monday
the eighth day oil March next ior te safe % the Puoo
within the following nshiP and fractional
NOrih IF the base line and east Of tS principal me'1esa
township nEEne fss me Of rsngeone
Township eghtyeight fractional townships eghtynin
ToansRip frasOna townships Lightweight
Fractional Lightweight of range four
Fractional township eighty Of range g five
Township ninety and fractional township Ninety one OF range
Fractional townships nneyOne ninetywO and nineirec Of
Township ninety-One. of range three
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF school %
sections covered in whole or in part BY those mining ease
shall determined by the day fixed for the commencement OIL
feemptiOn claims win allowed Of the above lands
entry aud all of such lands as eonlsn mime o. i;
lead s o5 or bions viii include sSc
mines two dollars and fifty cents per ac'e
disposed OF and no sna nc ors a % S
mied the exP alton of two weeks IRON the commence
In sher Of the said act have the
sioner General Land Once to publish with TINS
and Of the lands which he has prepared from
official doc and She@e rs o. o this fifth dv
September Doia thousand eight hsnare ana
J.nrs H. P,rss astiag the General Land oe
mrhe lands in the mineral eg embraced in the above proc
the President Of the United states are oeeSel 70
yielding eighty per cent pure metal Copper a0 ma
been found in this region IN consasraoe d lead n
Great advantages are sad 70 eNii LOT .ns ,or 81 &
fo@s into ss The stss snsi Dss
m its great purity may be manufactures INFO sno "
The location ST these mines being sssipp rive afford
great Of the average cost Of when %
as being unusually fertile producing all he small grains in ca
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
NOTICE.

o order uf the Probate Court oil Marion county
stat OF Indiana octo IN the year u ~
win urnceel 10 sell n Of B0wHings Hotel "a In On
~. 49, No,d,v ~ Ianu1y nett sar &c hee william
Bd deceased south hlf 81 block M 81 Of tne oonA
Of be sold In hs also IN
west h of The snh qaief 0 ton Ne S5io 20 -
nsrh range No Containing 50 acres 10 lI oen ~
Of of the mrh wea naIi on
ton = township nearly in the point al ING
AZ ll- MAJ oua and Michigan nads, OF and ADJOINING
Indianapols-sd peh'ps, be sold by inc aeie 81 ,
inon csr,rtv the CHARTERED seciin %
shin ia 3 T. and south quarter same sec
r. hath csnaaing be aid selaeyi aso ~ s,aa
eu,nv ant Is acres IL tnd fonaf son eat' qair
.f township TO- X least ris y 80
(we,d dvn one tiri third in aons
'""" ''e''"' ' W - AARON Ai.DRiDGE. =,
JOSHUA STEVENS,
Af,nfnt sfraffre
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

The Incidence of the Mexicans strikes every one
who visits them. The price Of cotton there is strong
proof of this. MIR. Thompson, our late Minister to
Mexico, in his valuable book mentions the price at
As to 80 cts. per h.; while in New Orleans the price
is only Tets. With as good climate and as good a
soil, there is good reason why they should not
raise cotton cheap do, if they had equal in
dustry. AtPuebla, between Vera Cruz and Mexico }
which MIR. Thompson says is the Lowell of Mexico,
are seven cotton factories. Cotton goods sell for 80
per yard which in the United States would not
bring over cts. They could both be got from the
United States at one third the price the Mcxicans
compelled to pay; but acting the principle of our
own Tariff policy, the Government has been induced
by the growers and the manufacturers of cotton TO
% prohibit the importation of the article" The
sequence is that the people of Mexico have pay
much for yard of cotton clut in Mexico as would
buy four yards in the United Suites Journal Of
Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

STRONG REBUKE. When the Baltimore Sun
gave publicity to the partisan assault from the camp
upon Gen. Butler, the New Orleans Delta to his
defence in a very able mild but scahng denuncatiOn
of the SANDER and the palpabe motives of the SIAN
derer, alludng the matter that paper appropriately
remarks:
From our position Of neutrality in relation to
political parties of the day. look down with nn-
tie sorrow aud deestation on the efforts of aundced
partisans introduce into the conduct of war, which
concerns the pride and glory of the nation, the petty
and narrow-minded preudlces of party. In matters
of this nature there should be no Whgs-no Demo-
Gratis. The military glory of the Republic rs the
common treasure of the people, the reputation of those
who achieve that glory should be guided alike by the
whole people,"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

CHARAcTERsTIcs OF GEN. JACKSON. "A strong
trait In Gen. Jacksons private character, not unusu
al In vigorous ntellects, though apparently so oppo-
site to the current OF their ordinary feelings,
spect and attachment 10 female worth This was
doubtless increased in him from early dependence on
a widowed mother and from endearing associations
connected with her wachfulneSs and devotion TO the
improvement of his youth This watchfulness is a
most salutary restraint often substituted by Provi-
dence in the place of fathers harder power; and,
when II Is not always successful in preventing ex-
cesses errors amidst the numerous temptations of
carly life, it often cxcites remorseless remembrances
and wins back to duty an erring child. His wife,
while dead as well living, he regarded almost
guardian angel. Her miniature was worn near his
heart in health, and reposed with his bible by his sick
couch. Well do | remember, while walking with
him once among the tombs of the distinguished dead
in the Congressional Burying-ground, whittier we
had gone pay the last obseques another of their
number, he said, Zone solemn request now urge on
you should die in this city, remove my ashes to
Tennessee, and let them sleep beside my beloved
wife,"
With whatever correctness, he may have at times
been charged with rashness under the feverish i'm
pulses of youth, it is certain that his judgment sell
dom forsook the helm in advanced life and under the
highest provocation-in the rery tempest Of his pas
sion, he was remarkably wary and watchful. And
however ardent vehement in what he deemed
good cause his faculties were usually collected anC
he possessed at the same moment modesty and
sensibllits. Singular the combination may seem,
yet it is not new in history. 30.
When existing it shows in more elevated ligh
that strong conviction of duty, which is able to I'M
pei men, even Of retired habits and delicate feelings
TO overcome them all and hazard life itself in defence
of what is considered right One illustration
TO me, which at the time astonished some of the less
observing to the mysterious workings of our com
mon nature. When Congress caused swords TO bC
presented to several officers who had signally distn
guished themselves in the last war with England
some received them with GOODNESS, and replied to the
addresses made on the occasion without emotion
But the great Captain, who had saved city from be
ing sacked and its daughters from pollution. and whC
had never blancled trembled before enemy
shook like an aspen leaf, though surrounded By
friends, and could with difficulty give utterance tt
his gratitude.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
Monterey.

We were not many-we who stood
Before the iron sleet that day
let many gallant split would
Give bali his yeas IL be but could
Have been with Monterey.
Now here, now there, the shot, il hailed
In deadly drifts Of fiery spsay.
Yet not a single soldier quaiied
When wounded comrades round them walled
Their dying shout at Monterey.
And on-still on our column kept
Through walls Of fame its whitening way;
Where fell the dead, the living slept,
Still charging on the guns which swept
The slippery streets Of Monterey.
The foe himself recoiled aghast
When, striking where he strongest lay,
We swooped his fanking batteries past,
And braying full their mulderous blasts,
Slormed home the towers Of Monterey.
Our banners those turrets wave,
Aud there our evening buges play;
Where orange boughs above their grave
Keep green the memory Of the brave
Who fought and fell at Monterey.
We arc not many-we who pressd
Beside the brave who fell that day;
But who Of Us has not confessed
He'd rather share their warrior rest
Than not have been at Monterey.
Yankee Doodle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

rather anticipated, az to insure its completion
with the least practicable delay. This is alike re-
qured By economy, humanity, and sound policy.
Permit me in concluscri to express the hope that
your deliberations may lie characterized by wisdom
and moderation and TO pledge my hearty cooperation
happiness and the honor Of our beloved State.
JAMES WHITCOMB.
Dec I2IG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
Anu.NrSvRATOR,S SALE.

NJ Office hereby given thai the undergned
Of the estate Nathan Harlin late OF Marion Son
ana decesei will on Saturday Che twelfth day 81 pecenee
next at the ate residence Of said deceased IN Warren o~nh
All county proceed pubic yenduc tie personal pro
perty Of estate consisting OF horses, cattle fat hogs 100
hos a OF other articles Ten months cIe
viii he gwen on all three dol ars Three ooa.
the price hogs must be cash IN hand Noe win
ii Security N III purchasers, where the money
not maid without any regard valuation osenent laws
49, - =. HENRY BRADY, A ,ators
-. , 80 a. n I UARIIN A""""'s"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned have ou
~ letters of the estate OF Nathan harm Ia VI
clerks ONCE the
Court of Marion county, Indiana All persons having Ss
sgain said estate are requested present the same duly anihe
tfcaed for settlement all indebted TO sad tai
make immediate pay men The estate u li'-
solvent HENRY BhADf, Administrators.
fsa6 40 TOIIVER LII ARIl<.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

A Methodist clergyman in Virginia, writes 70 the
Methodist Protestant thus Yesterday at half past
3 o'clock preached the funeral sermon of a man
and, to-day, at the same hour married bis widow to
another man-the former husband has been dead four
weeks" Quick work that
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
PROPOSALS FOR RLANKs.
Posi- orFicE DErARTzEsT,


compliance srsloa Of the a Of Con
as s OBJECT: .s s sss %s. gToglc5s for such sss
prSsio5 s:. ri,sost or sas y. s "a g.
certain Incidental expenses department and Caees
lsis sealed proposals received at lhs deparIeat ui
tie s DAY 81 Isesmssr next for Iurships TIE following
FIRST day OF Apa. 1917 except Of vrsInis Mar
es% 1s s o ss s"S u Eo5 FER which States
Mails received. n
Mails
M At saH ps oss received
both sides. ruled, win, hsS e lines on
PAGE
with psss a'0''
Free mail matter paper small royal % by IA inches 81 lines
Asasy, Of sal letters sheet
Mail failures ITO post, circular, one page
Pos. .,.. fOOl.eaP. is sheet, signatures.
DGso FOR distributing Offices on sheet, with signatures.
Post bills for distributing Offices on sheet with signatures
sum- peres Cor each kaS 81 Ssnuks pa
per- ruling and PaehQs they as 70 .s delivered y
ren Offices and postum endorsed
such other place j the Sessnas None vii
be considered delivered q paid oe1eept on such re
Each ruisOn. quantity ordered he securely envelope
expense Of tie contractors The right reserved Of rejecting
any hi which may be considered exavasan and also TO give
State Of his residence In the Of e PROPOSE
Of residing OF tie State be bids for lie must Al BIS
own expense furnish The blanks or keep item on depose a.
Each proposal be accompanied by sufficient evidence o.
tho ability OF the propose comply with the terms OF pro
posal.
The successful bidder win required enter into
with suFety ia strict compliance with DE provision Of the %
TO whic u bidders referred.
Failures TO furnish blanks promptly when ordered furnishing
those Of inferior quay printing ruling, IL
evade the meaning OF contract viii lie consider
ed sufficient for its forfeiture.
Payment Will be made yearly. n0uh afte the
piraiion of each quarter. -. Z
The thanks be equal the hest Of those in Spe
cimens lie the various Otices r.
The following States from the
made years consaplions but
fall Of the quantities required The
department bind itself quantity amount
ATF OF OuIO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

DEAD-We notice among the deaths at San Angus
tine city, Texas, that of Mr.. Samuel Bentons only
brother Of. the Hon. Thomas II. Bunten, aged sixty
years. He a time member of the Texan
Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

The DIFFERENce--A Pennsylvania paper says. we
know two persons who live aside each other. Far
mer and Manufacturer-the farmer works all day,
under bfong sun, with the Thermometer al 81. and
clears per cent. on his capital The manufactured
don't work at all, he drinks bis champagne, smokes
the best cigars, and clears 40 per cent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

The Legislature of South Carolina chooses her
Presidential Electors The people of that State are
discussing the propriey of giving the choice directly
to the people at the ballot boxes-they. voting for
electors by general ticket Mr. Calhoun has been
requested to give his opinion the subject; and in
compliance herewith, he las published long article.
He is opposed to the general system because it places
power in the hands of irresponsible managers to the
exclusion of the people. He prefers the present mode
10 all others but if the change is to be made, he in
sists that the district system the true plan. Most
Of his arguments on the subject refer exclusively to
the local condition of South Carolina, and are inap
plicable elsewhcre.-St. Louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

BRoUGHAM, in his g Statesmen of the Time OF
George Ill., relates the following anecdote, which
contains much truth in a few words Sire" said
Heyetius Frederick the Great abiding to petitions
for Monopolics, ''you need not trouble yourself to
read them through, they all speak the same language
- We bescech your Majesty to grant US leave to rob
your people of such sum in consideration Of which
engage to pay you certain share of the pilage
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, DIE. ], p. m.-THs .narkefs-At
Ballmore to-day, the -four market is without change.
There sales last evening and this morning Of
iy 1000 b3s. Howard street hour 81 S7i, which
holders generally contend for There have been sales
about 900 bills City Mills also al 81 57t whilst some
holders persist ia refusing sell for less than So Sales
OF GOO bbis Susquehanna made 81 67 and sales
of corn meal al SO 10 The supply Of Maryland wheat
is moderate. note sales of prime red at a. o. and
ordinary good al 80 to IS.
Whlskey is dull with small sales at 2ci 23I-
AT Philadelphia this morning, the telegraph announces
the -four market rmer though sales of fresh ground
were made at 81 IS, holders asking 81 e.. Corn
meals held at 50 90 SO 62t. There was little bet
ter feeling IN grain. Sales Of prime red wheat were
made at lO2 cents old yellow is selling e3 cents,
and oats at SO cents. Sales Of wskey at 10 -
AT New York, this morning, -four continued very
scarce, and there upward tendency for cotton
There is limited demand for grain Of all kinds, and ts
transactions small The advces from Albany are
that the canals closed for the season. unless
pecled lIaw should take place
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
TORaCCOt

SUPERIOR Virginia Tobacco Mrs MIXERS celebrated Fine
- Tobacco GOOdsns cee Pressed ne Tobacco To
eesher qualities
Kentucky Tobacco So NOEL, BROWNING K co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

Dec. 7M ls46.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

business of the NJ. and Il. Rail Road
For The reek ending November %. 1916.
OUTWARD.
2O1 Passengers 1873 Passengers
Ill 500 lbs Merchandise go bills Flour
80 brls Whisky 3 252 bu Wheat
b,ls M0asses 27l bu Corn
10 bTs Salt 1000 Slaves
s brs Oil and Tar $1,000 lbs Merchandise
bl Cement cords Wood
hf bis Beer 5000 feet Of Lumber
Sc bu Coal 1899 Hogs
kegs Powder
brs Vinegar
Poughs
Flour, per 100 bIls, SO IS Wheat, per 100 bu. 55c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

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