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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28
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LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
AT IHE PHILADELPHfi
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,

80 10 htAiN SrsEgr, WHEELING. "a.
= ID SEAlON. hos jas' received and Is navy
y opctiug ihc 81 Vets line and large stock oi
Furcgu and Doine"lc urgG,a,.s ~tJN," ,hi- ,apn,h.
Which viii now hc presented al unprecedented
low pucts FOR CASH.
Cln,hs, Cassmcrcs. Jeans. Sliiineiis. &esC oIicncs
-Ergltsh. ffcnrh anl american. al all prices
vntyiue iom Gcis upwards. Balzaunes, B,lznrne
Lawns. o miel do; De Lanes. CashIneres. sc. 81
Ginghams-Ffeu'h, scotch. f.arlsicn q I'D Mnnch,s
'cT Brvwn aud hlsuChrd shcennes
SHOWS handkerchief. Hosiery. Gloves, Blnnel
Ribbons. Su.peutcts. &c sc.
STRAW enJ BRAID boNNETS Also Hats
Sc Sc
CARPETS-ycniJ.in and Ingram. which vii
be sld lows.
All Iho,e wishing Bifcains viii noSv please siv'
him a call before purchasing elsewhere. and W.,
may depend uppu great Bargains
Mimi place. NJ Sc Main Sircei. just opp'st
KnOie'- Saadlety Shop. d SEArON.
np 10
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wEoLEsAEC
DRY-GOODS nOUSE
~ HsEEE,E Nd, va.

\ VIEW Of tho great advantage, now cnsrrd
nv Wheeling 10 County Dr,lcrs aud others
ttn he p"irh'sc ufIheir-1prlics 1T Grrcurs. man
u'aciufed articles. 81 ;snd 81 ~ intimate c,nnexan
~hh the Ensiofu cntrS; hrifv at vum uauca ,ou
nud easy carrtaee ol msfshpnilscJ ad.tinuua! "a
cihiy Tor purchastuc Dy Goods 40 our town. viii
Ne ncvepili,e io ult bu, ets
] have npN engaged "a TIE Ausress-hpyo 49,
ce'v'd my Sptiug ; och % Gooa. at1 ON Itcpoecd
to keen rnns'onuy oo hand, en omplc supply o
s""h g@sts o. arc needed by the vtplie,a'e dealer
being purchased in the eastern cUiea al auction
Nud "ihrr" ~. on ihe mo.t nccnmR dating lefms
an ihcfct'tr prepared 10 ot-f erra'cf mediterranean
10 Cash or punc'uai cu-iofssrs. Than base heretnf1'
been . Efei in ,his CITY. W SILLY
op l6
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Ready .ysnde q ofhing.

Cloth Dies cod frock Cuais. fns %.upcTnne "a
MEDIUM; a fol- and %cnmplstu a-or mcni Sammcr
Coai,; chm p'ole sssor'msHi compu.iuc Az tho va
rieiiss qualities ssj prizes Cnssi1ei. ~ Jeaus nml
Twseds pfrs. sid Frucs Cnafs a very genemi a.
.oumebt do d. Cssslmfte. Cpss.nel. Cnfd sud prs'
ysfieen Pahis. 30 do Round Jaekss. Sc Sc.
AZ, 90 dez 6ne linen AID Moan Sh.dsi e.
nms. Collar, Sc. IS doz eommnn do, i,rcs striped
Linen aud Musln o.; Psimewo ard Leshofn Hats
wnh he uslsl vsuriy Of Saspeuis :, Hose, Be.
invite NY lhsnds AID customers pnd oil 70
setteb si soud Goods 10 ave pe cnii, as.nu"i
,hsm [ eaG anil wall ssii Them . guod srlele at 90
pnce- ft cash OF lhe usual isfas 10 prmft co.
gOmrTs
Reeo lsri Na 80 Water Street.
ALEX ROGERS
aps
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NEW AND FASIlIoNABLEDRYGo GOODS.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
q NtohGE M~NiuRkAY. Is uow openius g.
w p r"itd sicck ~ Sierls a,~i Fascy D.,
Gods. 90 Which he aithr"n OF his tust met. b.
iesrectniiy seiiciTtD Among rHs Suck Nj
ne "uud ssme 'cIy desirable aai Ar exceedingly
low ptcrs
Srvrr snrrr r'curh. Re'si,n srd Eng ish riii..
Biooh aud FaNcy col'd English oRd Yetel
Cas- iaerss; Nae York ID, Bfk. Grerp and
sod mifcd CoshueretteS and gold CGssinercs;
HJm6r0oaS plain, borrcdGRd striped; piair
p taHcy Linen Drjlings; wiih a large siock
oj cotton 10, 81 crsry rarisiu. ParhSOlS. a
general 0ss08tmclt from 37& pp 10 81.
fOH al LADIES.
super snpet w ~ atd - Rich gtf,,ffncs m
bar'se. beautiful Haraee Shawls ant Sc.,C. .,fcp.
'd SIX s'uptd do tor NJ uruins dr,s.e, pm.
rnnitd do very uch;eraduaiel Bolzaurc and Sui.
H"o's Veiy splendid; plain AID s,uped r,rie,on lo.
bingham Lawns with a g,eai variety II Chn,g
Pnnts. 81
BoNNEIS--S. rtt Florence Brad, I Gypse,
So sme exceedingly tne Ncnr'l>'an Gup uul
Haze de- : raw and fatcicn iu great variety. P.ut
de ~ nni cauzs FcsiuOn Bonnet Ribbons yer,
mignihceul, French and other tlewers. Wreath.
With = general 81 ck of FHpcy articles. 500 J,sti
Spnoi Cnton 30 q 2 Palm iln's. auIcAreris m
icw day 5000 yds OF brown Sbeetiugs nni Sh -,
uss' also 200 Us ct cold Capc, Chain; wuh
iresh suck Of super Gurp,wder. Powchonr an
o,her rcas. The above Cuuds having tc,n pur
ohns'd with great caro- "a 10 god styles and De-,
un'c. viii hc sold athe least p,.sihlc advance
! GEORGE M'MURRAY.
nPl' Market Slnatc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Extra Class
l0S-Draws at Baltimore, May G, 46. 4.
Numbers; - drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000, 5000, 1900; II oil
1000; 1900. 100; 10 of 900. &c.
Tickets $40; certificates OF 26 wholcs will
cost Sl3C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Glass Is
Draws at Alexandria, MAY ., 10. 10 Mum.
hers; u drawn ballots.
$50, 600, 10000; 5000. $3.50. 5000: $500;
1000; 90 of | COO, so cot 800; 20 cot 300.
Tickets $40, a certificate OF - wholeS vii
cost Sllj.
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- RoTeFnKn,

T. X BODsF0Ep,
uMAs JUST renewed n large f.sH'r'' ' 30
"a CARS snd TOBACCO The H.,Nl.g area
~ al fle fG, .cn; bfar1s UIser'r
5000 Rsr,Hl Las lf-H lH1H1s
1000 60 Minerva
1000 t1 Ct1'rs
1000 rl.s.a ~ Nn-l1
1000 B1.1is Iu. F.fH
tpU4 vffry
tIG. la j. 70
1ltD Washington o. 'nrml
10000 H4vfal a. efficient nfs..a
10000 pfrer. Be- iac"lt
brlJ M SOON Bat
5000 Cu-io Sara
FRUITS
soclar Tlfs. Otsrses, mon.. H'1d tf.
p..rs.. Z az bots. Olycs; j s',e a'-'ine'
ra.es of Lemon sympl COX treH,l Cu,e..''a Goo
aa TO s1per1f manner ) fot H''c' l'''Lr B .
~ TfsHie Crepe Wati ea'F Oh '.'."
.1t5l5 4h trel winch n lr Hs'I.f' .' p...
b,..ss. o. arsl maay '
menInn
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE. \
'aGlIHAL!'!.!i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I
hEAn QUARTERS. .
NJ Ii Our Country Friends. en- vt.,,,, N. +,
~ cty. Will bear IN mud that our olic, : %. a
moved 10 Tire" doots south II Ueion. ON Nian st
&c GREGORY 20 Maaorea ,
NoBr ~ARAiS FRONG. A~st =
weechng,v v, =
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class l7-
Draws at Alexandria, May 2, rs. IS Mum q
bers; ii ballots. K
$4,000; 1000; G.OOo; 5000: 5000; 800.
1000, LOO; Loco; 20 OF / 900: - OF 500.
Tickets $40; certificate OF &c wholes will
cost Sl10.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Extra Class
i0o-Drows at Baltimore, May 6, 46. Is
Numbers; ID drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000, 1900; 2.2O0; II of
1000; 1900, LOO; 10 OF | 900: &c.
feSeis $40 certificates OF 26 wholes will
cost Sl3C.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class Is.
Draws at Alexandra, May ., 10. 10 Mum.
hers; u drawn ballots.
$50 GOO; 10000; 5000. 3l6O. 5000: $500;
1000; 90 of | Goo; 90 ct 800; 20 OF 800.
Tickets $40, a certificate OF - wioles will
cost Sllj.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Class
lill-Dmws at Baltimore, May ID, .l6. IS
Numbers. IL drawn ballots.
lS20,000; , of 1000; ? OF $500: 3 of 1000: ?.
of ! 800; , OF PSI; . OF 600; 10 OF 800; 20
of 200; 29S % 1875.
Tickets So; q certificate Of &c wholea SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 49,.
Draws at Alexandria, May l6, 40. Is Mum
r bcrs; IL drawn ballots.
lS35, 29t; net 10000; 10000; 5000; 1898: 6
o $4,000; 10 OF 800; so OF 200; SCOT ! 600;
q 80 OF 300.
. Tickets $40; a certificate of26 wholes $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Class
l20-Daws at Baltimore, May 20, 'I6. IS
Numbers; 10 drawn ballots.
4, $50, 900; 10000; 5000; 5000; 2,200; 1000:
Y 800; soc; l,1O0;l 500; ! 400; 10 Of ! 800,
100 OF 200.
Tickets Sl0;a certificate of2G wholcs $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 90
" Draws al AlexandIil, May 20. IS. % Mum
J., bcrs; 10 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 1000. 1000; 100 Of
= 900 are 100000; 100 800; leo 1920.
: Tickets SIC, a certificate OF % wholes Sllj.
! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra Glass
: l26-Dmws OF Baltimore, May =, I6. -
Numbers; Ii dawn ballots.
100000; = OF ., OO0; : OF , 500: ? OF 1000: ,
of l 800; 2 OF PSI; . Of eco; 10 oil 800; 40
OF 200, 29S OF l2j.
~, Tickets So; a certificate Of 20 wholcs SO.
= ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass al
Drewsat Alexandria, May 30, &c. IS Mum,
bers; ii drawn ballots.
$50 600; 10000; = OF 10000; , Of 1900; 2 o
1000; = Of $500; 4 OF 2,33S; 20 OF 1000; q
of / 600, 20 oil 600; 10 oil 800; 90 OF 800; 20t
Of 200.
Tickets SIS; certificate of2G who!es $3.50
We present 70 our patrons the abov.
nd schemes Tor May 1916. in which the chance.
III fos large capitals is unusually great. We
have lately distributed FROM the Managers
Office. the following prices $4,000; $4,000
$4,000; 50, 900; $1,000; 81 ,OO0; &c. Address
your orders TO ROBr. ARMSTRONG eco
tDrf,t Aosrfe IN. q Grsporp s. O.. Names
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class II
Draws at Alexandria, May 2. 20. IS Mum.
bers; ii ballots.
$4,000: 1000; 6.O00; 5000: 5000: 900
1000; 100; l.6O0; 20 OF / 600: 20 OF 500.
Tickets $40; eftifca,e OF 20 wholes vii
cost Sl10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28
PAINTS AND EYE sTUpFs.

n RJ a NNSNS tlNO IiSli NENtIlAN RED
.SJtR , ci-ss Chinese vcmillon
30 Ieams sand Paper
5kegs PARIS Green
3 cscs Chrome Green
8 cns,s No | P,u,s,an Quo
% Bfs Cue
Is do S,tfis Tnrpon'nc
900 ii" Chiprcd anI Ground Logw,od
SO 81 CapwuoI
25 do F1y'ic
d. ran'd Inc pys
- DO Lnseei Oh
500 kegs White Lead
2 cnks Buc N,rtl
% Rds Alum
80 do Cpretas
10 Carhoys Viniul
10 }r Musialc Acid
10 i, AQuafrris
10 ,osts Onugc Shcllac
c'sS Netdigss
SO rsses extra Lprwcoi
- Bril- Plaster Paris; just reed and ursolo by
arg PRYOR Is IAUIL-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ELBOWS a. ANViLS-Ju,I received
, lamont. pitrut Snlid Box Vice. aud Oh ms.
OF Salts Bellows.
ap Is OFT & GREER
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.UCTloN AND COMMISSION STORE.
No, 100 MARKET SQUARE,

I.Hff FfIT- 7 z ~ NITIn y NIuINtf NUTTs
FMNuE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs h.
4. iyeuis nod Inc pnhlic. that he has taken the
.bcsc Store. where be l. pre- afed 10 fcceivo good.
.cf salr on comm s.irn ~ a. auction. attend 20 all
sale. Of Furnlpre. Nerchindise - Reil T. tate on
Ma ms, hvufahie terms Dry Go Is. Hn"wnfe
: ok aud Variety siie' on Tuesday end Friday
cvsn,n-. fumumrc sales al he sioie ON Welnes
lay anJ Siturdiy winnings Thankful i"r ra''
ev,r.. be- viii sndeayns fo merit n continuance al
enthr pi.r,nare. sp2t WM HALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

=. s.no~,ptVu TAT ANDcNPM ANUFACrRER sol Monroe ~ "n@m@ |
t~ r~owI iun rbHadfmat one If ae 0nt aIM," n St GIzl Ns Tmy.
10 THE Cts. consisting ~ 6tn.ntn ~ ' l s.,r,s,t 81 ,Jhs sud
sWos cw. Fee Coh Cus e1 0lCoh CveHHs A'F N i-f '
lCGRens Fsny CmsaNol ~hhh PSI" o. 80 -"f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28
CITY D%IsPKNsARY. SC.

CITY DISPENSARf, sc.
~RoRTH-EAsT coREGR or MoSROE s. irH ST..
The consulting hoErs Of ibis ~lnsiitete will
hereafter b. from III TO ~ A. NJ. and from
a 70 8 r. NJ. every day. Sundays IA TO 3
r. ~.
Any cayrs who may require medical atten.
dance. md medicine, between thc hours above
specified, ace requested 10 cell apon eithsf Of
the attending physicisn., ssti.sif ofices. when
they viii promptly seeeive sgch assistance a.
Obsif csses may feqDirc.
rHYsfrfASs.
Or. TODD. Main 81.
/" BATfS. Quincy 81.
{" FRiSSELL, ChuWh 81.
" HiLDRETH, Conner Monroe sns
SIN ISIS.
b. Order al I've Bcsnd
IA. HLDRETH, Swy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

n EEuLE-wORNED COLLARS, Thread l.,
y ces. Mu,hn Trimmings. Black SILK Lnccs aud
Nei. Tor Vei's. aud Lace Guods generally.
l " - SFIBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

n Alpacl PLAIN hlfck dOai varo1s pnro-'a's'
MaH. lines. ap II W = sELBY
GUNwIS. sCNRFS CRAVNTS. Gc-Rrh
- iiepan, SD Raugs shawl. and srars 'eaa
tful Summet Ci-hmrfe Shawis b'@ nei sNh"'s
,ucb taujs, ne Crasatl @' Lad -
81 " r sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

We present 70 our patrons the above
schemes Tor May 1916, in which the chances
ios large capitals is unusually great. We
have lately distributed FROM the Managers
Office. the followine prices $4,000; $4,000;
81, goo; 50, 900; $1,000; 81 ,0O0; SC. Address
your orders TO ROBr. ARMSTRONG &CO.
Only agents for j.. q. Gregory d c. .Mangs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Clas,
.lll-Dpws at Baltimore, May 10, ,l6. a.
Numbers. IL drawn ballots.
100000; , of 1000; ? Of $500. 2 $4,000; .
of | 800; , Of PSI; . OF | 600; 10 OF 800; 4C
Of 200; 29S % 1875.
Tickets 50; q certificate OF &c wholes SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class al
Drawsat Alexandria, May 30, &c. IS NUM-
bcrs; ii drawn ballots.
$50, 600; 10000; , OF 10, GOO; , Of 1900; . OF
5000; = OF $500; 4 OF 2.33S; 20 OF 2QOO; 20
of | GOO; ~ oil 600; 10 oil 800; 30 OF 800; 200
Of 200.
Tickets SIS; accrtiGcate of2G who!es 800.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28
PANTALoONs.

de'crp'oo OF Sumner GuOd. that he New yotA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

"COOS FOR GEETLENEN'S SUMMER
IN WEAR-Fme summer Cloths. cNm Linen
Duipngs. b,sf ineu Check.. new ,yic TNrcd-
Csahfons. Foe Fwuch Cloths and Cassimercs.
heauu'ul lighi Ctayn's. hest Gloves ooe su.peudgi-
apiI w r SFLBY
NN ARsEiLiEs QUILTS Of every szr and
lVA qualify. very fine and cheap d., S~heotirgs
81 sl s;nd.. Pillow cosc Linen. and oslo = Tsuir
ianen aud Napkins ', ~ soodi IIrn ur p'nry
Fnoses, FunbnUts CbipEes, al stLBf
80
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A<oFbt A>torfn'rnf H
a MADE oIorHruc

take ihls orrn riuniiy 10 mention. that I have
'rcs'gned business on my a~coun'. II s,eiosc tay
friend. and cusioaers are especially invited 10 cali
On me at The store OF HUss a co
sp Us w GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Extra Glass
l26-Dmws OF Baltimore. May y, 46. =
Numbers; Ii dawn ballots.
$40, 600, = OF D 1000; > of :, 500: ? Of 1000; :
OF 1900; 2 OF PSI; . Of I Geo; 10 oil 800; ~
OF 200, PCS OF 10.
Tickets S5,a certificate OF 20 wholcs SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 90
Draws al A%lexandril, May 20. IS. IS Mum
bcrs, - drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 3,O00. 1000. 100 Of
| 900 are 100 GOO; loot 800; leo OF 200.
Tickets $40, a certificate OF % wholes SlIj.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Class 49,
Draws at Alexandria, May l6, 40. - NUN
bcrs; IL drawn ballots.
$685. net 10000; IL, 1000; 5000; 3S95:
OF 300; 10 Of l $40; so OIL 200; 90 OF ! ,OOC
80 OF 800.
Tickets Sl0,a ccrlincalc of26 wholes Slbl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

A HARD cAsE-WHiG LEoIsLArIoN.-
we Know man named Simeon Jenu,
ings who has some fifteen or twenty thou
sand dollars in the Salem branch bank
which the bank and tax laws permit him
to hold free from taxation. We also
know poo, widow woman with house
full OF little children, whose daily bread
is earned by the mothers labor at the
wash tub. The profits Of Eve years in
cessant toll have enabled her to accumu.
late little property, around her. Be,
sides one hundred dollars worth Of house,
hold and kitchen furniture, she has ,
cow two pigs, and stove upon which
she boils her wash clothes. The SANE
whig law which exempts the bank stock
of Jennings. makes the wash woman pay
a tax upon the milk which her children
drink and upon the stove which she has
purchased with her hard earned savings!
This is the spirit of whiggery-and il
will always be the same, whilst the peo.
pie keep its friends in power.-Ohie
Patriot. ".., --'f t5al'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
N E w FL r M.
Va CARTNTET-wARE

NlEE subscribers would respectfully inform
- the public that they have entered into q
CO partnership IN the CABINET BUSI-
NESS, at the old stand Of F.. X. Collins q
Co., opposite the Universalist church, IN Ra.
vennq, and are now prepared 10 accommodate
customers with any article ia their line on
short notice. and at .... .... .......
Reduced Prices for Ready Pay.
We intend to keep good assortment con.
stantly on hand, and when Job is made
to order, we will pledge ours elves to make it
by the first promise, (unless sickness prevent)
or forfeit one third the price of the article.
We will sell good
Cherry Bureau for $40
Breakfast table from 50 to SO so
Stands, good article, $2,o0
and other work in proportion, and will warrant
our work to be made and finished In a. work
manllke manner. h. &. ID s. aapui
We intend to keep on hand m assortment
ofthe Screw Bed (new pattern acknowled to
be the best in use, by those who have tried
them. H.. snc- asi II = u
Also, general assortment of Chairs, Set
tees, &C., cheap. Fancy cane seats at SO per
sett; common, at $3.50. Call and see them.
N. B., Various sizes Of COFFINS on
hand, finished in good style, at reduced prices.
People from distance will not be obliged
to come the second time for coffins of ordinaA
nv size. ...,..r A. B. GRIFFIN.
'',-a 49, s5 T. G. PHILLIPS.
D.,,Anus Anil 1QdG kmdR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
PhySiC for the Ohio Banks.

Thom pson's Reporter OF 25th March,
publishes the Abstract of the Quarterly
Statements Of Ohio Banks. It then
prescribes for their unfavorable sym.
ptoms as follows: @at9f5'I '25
"Tho old Banks owe it to themselves,
probably more than to the public, to take
in,a portion Of their circulation. Fol
instance, the Clinton Bank should use
$2OO, 900 Of its eastern deposits in re.
ducing its circulation to an equal amount;
aud the Wooster Bank should do the
same ito the extent Of 800, 900. This
should be done voluntarily, and not wait
to be driven TO it by q political run
Besides, eastern exchange is scarce and
at high premium (ls per cent. in
Ohio; this should moi, be 80 when tine
Banks haye,J BY their own showing,
LOIS, ,32l OF eastern deposits. .aaess8
" On the whole, we, say, Ohio banks are
safe and sound. Our advice to some o
the .old banks however, must be heed
ed;--they must not say. when asked fol
drafts on New York or Philadelphia
'eastern funds are scarce.,9, The people
will sustain the Banks--the Banks mus
be just to the people, IFq Eo ". r.
Thus it appears from the dose pre-
scribed by this Bank doctor. first, tina
the Clinton and w ooster Banks are in
danger Of blowing up; second, that til.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

Sec. 20, Directs all payments made
by every officer or agent oflhe govern
ment after the last mentioned period, TO
be in gold and silver only. "'a .:.
Sec. 81, Forbids any exchange ol
finds, by any of the officers or agents
oflhe government other than an ex.
change Tor gold and silver, and directs
every disburs;ng officer, when the
means for his, disbursements are fur,
nished him in currency legally receiv.
able 10 make his payments received fos
the drafts furnished, unless, he can, in
in either case, exchange the means in
his hands for gold and silver at par.
Sec. 90, makesit the duty ofthe sec.
retary ofthe Treasury, to issue and
publish regulations 10 enforce the spec
dy presentations of all government
drafts and prescribe the time in which
all drafts shall be presented for pay
ment: and to guard, as far as may be
against those drafts being used OF
thrown into circulation as paper cur.
rency or medium Of exchange. .es t:.-5
Sec. "a, Fixes the salaries of the re-
ceivers general, &c. The receiver gen
eral at New York, is to be paid $ 1000
per annum; at Charleston $4,000; and
at ST. Louis $l,500, &C. gE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.

Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
[nN the Esd day of May, A. d. fs48 at 4
" o'clock, p. M. Of said day will be sold
on the premises at public vsndue, to the high
est bidder. the following Real Estate as the
property Of Wait Ifickox, deceased, to wit /:
Twenty seven and one half acres offfrom the
north end Of the following described Tract
or Lot Of Land situate in township No.
three in the eighth range of Townships, IN
the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the
State of Ohio& which is alsoin the County of
Portage, and is known by being a part Of
Lots No. So and Sd in the South Division Of
Lots in said township called Ravsnna and is
bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at the
centre of the cross roads in said lot No. s.,
thence south 30 deg. west on the center OF
the Old State Road, So 25 links to the west
line of said lot, thence north deg. east 90,
25 links, on the west line of said lots Nos.
S. and Sit post, thence south 89 deg.
east SO, Is lioks to the centsr of the Road,
thence south deg. west on the center Of the
road 81, so links to the place of beginning,
containing eighty three acres,and one hundred
and forty rods Of land, appraised at $1,000
per acre. Terms of sale, one third of the
purchase money, to be paid at the time oi
purchase and the balance in two equal annua
payments with interest. h' s q.
ETHAN A. BABcocK, Admir-. Of Est. o.
CYNTHIA H,cKox. Wait Hickox.
e. Spaiding, Atty. tae 4w48.1'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

PAINFUL AccIDENT.-We are panied
10 learn that member Of the Mansfield
Artillery Company lost his arm, and was
otherwise seriously injured, at Ashland .
on Tuesday morning, by the premature
discharge Of the cannon. He is a poor
man. shoemaker by trade, and has a
wife and two small children. The cili.
zens of Ashland have generously volun
teered to contribute literally to his sup.
por.. Waune Co. Democrat. ~. A---I