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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

NEA-we have just opened very superior Gunpo.
Il ct Tsa-such has
have used GaETTER a GRErTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

CRYSTALLINE CANDLES,
~ Jaeksnn's Mould Candies
Ciaret Wine casks and bOttIes
White Lead, No. and EXTRA
EItfa supsrdne Gunpowder Teas
Sole Leather, Cotton Yarns
Laguayfa Coffee. For sale by
jsIs DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 &C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

TO FAMILIES.
INEN GOODS-We have full supplies Of
- 6 4, - and IO4 Table DamAsks
Super Datnazk Table Cloths
DO do DO Napkins
Linen Sbeetings g. TO 1874
Pillow Case Linens
Irish Linens all qualities
Birds Eye and other Diapers
Imperial Quilts
White Goods Of every description.
Also, Mourning Goods Of all styles will BE- sold ebeapby
LATHROP, CHRISTIAN n co.
jelO 90 Main Street
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DIR. N. B. Leidy's sarsapariIIa,

WINDOW GLASS.-By the sehr Lagrange
w receipt further additions OF WINDOW Class Of
single and double thiekness. DUvAL Il PURCELL
je l47 Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

PAINTS PAINTS!!
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. &c.
VNNGLIsH and American White Lead dry and in oil
~ Lnseed OIL warranted pure
Spirits Turpentine Spanish Brown
Chrome yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead Tena de SIENNA
Chinese Vermllon, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red, Eng, Chrome Green
Imperial Green in oil, LHhArge
Verdigns
Turkey TIMBER, American vemiHon
White Brushes-and also a larYe and well ns.orted
stock Of the best quality American WINDOW GLASS
great variety OF Of the celebrated "Muca brand This
Glass has been long and eItsnsvey city
vea satisfaction Our stock large and complete,
at low prices, at wholesale retail.
DUvAL a PURCELL. Druggists,
my 30 Ia Main stree,
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CanpbeII's HYMNS.

w. RANDOt.Pu a Co, isi Main street, have for ale
- Campbes Of Psaips and Hymns various style
n bnfns a. prices SOC s The binding fa snPero
10 tho kind genofaly Alec for sae Campbers Cha
System and Campbes translation Of New Testament afse an
small size, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
The TARiyF DPRIcw-sHiRTx PoR
LESS THAN NOTHING.

One of The tu~udsmental dczuass ef the Rsee
Tusdr paSty is embodied in woris BY Becsets.
ny Walker, thus: The Duty constituted 90
much . part OF the Pdcs IS the cost Of pro-
duction."
Taking this axiom los his sext, ,bst aissin-
gptshed hnancier aud stsiesuesn presented 60
Congress. st It's lest session, a docusnsnf sap-
Elementary TO bis fsnsous Annasi Report.
which ives reprinted BY order of the Batish
House Of Lords. In whirh il wes A-snnonssua.
ted. 'ss clear 80 mad" that ths eollectsoa Of
tseniy seven miliions II revenue. unaes tss
thea existing Tariff, iasolsed = ssx upon the
people 0f eixhty-ons mslbioaz 0f dollafs-Gfty
four millions bcipg b speEatioa e lag. en-.
sTicsted from tbr q. pnek~te. "a 4
bousty 10 tbs protected cl.ssesi An tkks ,ssa
nssde TO sppeAS vesy Fisasihls 70 TIE saues.
hcial a9d The pErjuAioe& ~ nn -lneensous se.
FsngemeRt 81 hgusss ~ ~sssthssetEr, and shse
sspkisiical hgnFea Of speech, ~ which thsy
were accompanied, ln he tesm % exposisioa
and esEusse"t. The Wsshiagtoa Uaioa,
waech hsd sssn naisos~ly ssssrtins shs sssae
a~octziae. coald not coscsai its sspinre "a the
sppesmnce 81 ihia.Q. n. D. Bsnsa she l..m-
ed Pandit Of tas Treasury Dspassssenf. a.
though h had eeen previously. eses II sti.-
Bed ~ ue correctness 81 ne ssisen, thss The
dufy consti;ntes snssssntinl e~lss=ens az essre
MI IN gesrmion IL he facts kE whish h,
truth IVES aessoaslntae, IA ashrrcd 90 -
voshd tn srCBetssy's hRnrss ~ sianmssie sad
Fseteflc with spxh . aourizb 81 tmmuet =.
bad not breR hessd eigos he advent 81 Polh.
fSin-snd even cns kaows tbe Gsxaa 49, ue~.
81 sabIecied ilself 10 ths insputassos a. az
Bers ~ ihaf pgsNil N oailea apon nl 49,
"Drmocretir" sa3ioss - sgrrsA fhrsa nesi,
discovered psoOfs Of erosg lsath IL a. III.
enre 81 political ~econ0tny before the o1sussx
sna u insiuclrd 90 ''Dsmoeraticv esato. e
SEN them-slses with ice Irresistible srov ~
isris aBd afEufsrnta, IN oraFT that tie nssote
Who Dad bosn hsfetoioFe misleA ~ a. sec.
ticsl cod ~slPsdmeRtsl eyiaeacss - 49,.
y, sdiecsd By he Whig, mixht ~ ~,,
- aerrived, snd, under tbs iann~tus ~
acoepiions prfpsit themselves % ~ ssutsliy
ruebrd 81 Zee dollars as q bsaafy 10 ca. -
Nrasshy and snNsnt n~pnopolissa. unars -
niuusj disEuiss 81 psying enc. e. rsrsaos -
AZ governmental f0f oae. kOsevcs-whesh.
~ y - ow ing ~ the iasetstacy uiih wkhrh
" eiiig zoe psccoeesise5 o~pSniea. o. o..
lhe itg 0uciusis sRsss ~ ~ s-csesssyss -
aDd acta. we fnc@tua So % mg-~se 49,
ast ~ psr~nsara u NJ laGice of ea.s,...
sioa Ne absariiIT u whigh ws sszv syv,v -
eHpn~d. We u'uld nos briiets a.. -
~ b0Hghte Pgsad 81 nsils Ne "a ssu,s. ~.
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duty Or which wss 4oss yard Of cotton
'cl6kh, fhe duty on which was 9 cents ios 3.
TIT tn Assy, which wss itssef usoss thsn The
peju u~sSsssheless. tn The lAnEs.ye Of Secse-
jsvy Wslhes, constituted ~ much q part Of
IN psics % he cot u prc&ucsion.- He cosldI
have ssessily couviaced sthst eddifSss end
s~esfveefies. inssesd oi being opposing pro-
cessss, sese sysonymcos sSd cou,cvvesible
terms. lparea. the too psopositious. ia the
iGh. a thesr iilustutioss. sw n,entissl.-
hence. we have slwsys secuted. ~ . isllscy
too t-ssnsyaseat to dec~ss~ gu Intelligent mind.
The assumptions thrown out to eKrit, he
peel udices aud The passion, oi the people.
that the duty. bring . necessary element oi
price. constituted = tsx. to that extent. upoo
the CONSUMER. sad consequently that. under
the ntes i,nposed By the tariff Of l6t3, IL the
government collected q seveaue ofx7 millions
Of dollars, 81 millions additional were exact
ed iron the people o. . bounty TO the Lords
Of the Loom and the Forge.
Having been heretofore able to show. BY
6cts % irresistible. thst the duty does not.
~ the Secretssy and his psrty Assert. "~coas,i-
tate % muchs part of the price ~ the cost Of
production. Nv have eel: some curiosity
since the duties have been reduced, 20 wit
ness lie effect upon pricss II will be IRE
quentiy our duty to call public stteniion 70
this subject doubtiess ; and II the results shall
connict, as we kBsw they will. with this
great dogma OF the free-tnde school. We can
not--dou6t thst the verdic tot the ~people-the
grand inquest Of the n~stiop-wil Be in Sc
cordsncs with the fscts. A writer In the
Boston Atlss well remarks;
AS VIE have Tot . free trade tariff, scord-
inx 10 Polk, Waller, McDufie, end other
enemies Of protection 10 the lsbor Of our own
county. the prices Of goods will 10 down, to
the extent Of the duty removed.
"In the New York Express. we find . table
m they say, they hare not taken any very
curious article ~ IN example OF what we may
expect from low prices. bat shall take the
cotton goods Tor our shirts. which We are the
most largely engaged in msnufsctunng.'
The price ON Tho Both day Of November.
the last day Of proteeiion, will be found i'm
The iisl below. 10 which 10 added another ts-
bic. showing the price Ices tho duty, which
givesth promised free trade price.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Black Tear1 Pris. Dufy. Pronissd price.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
AMERIcAN ART UNION. IN.

AMERIcAR ART UNION. The annual
meeting Of the fart Union" was held in New
York on Friday evening last. w. c. Dsysat,
E@q. President. IN che Chsir. from a sepos,
Submitted 30 she msesiag IL spp~srs tina, IN c
Secicty numbers 1T present, A,t15 mcmbrr.
Is income during the past year has beee s22.
80. sHd thrive have bern espeoded in The pur.
Chsse Of pictures los distribution and IN -.
cunag al sngsasing Of a hne picture sIs,75l
w-s0d after various oihrt expenses, their
Tcmsin In The Treasury Ell Ga. No less than
l110ne~ membess hare boen aided 20 the u.
nioa duEiag the yer. Everything in ths
pFoaFsc, Of the Soeiely Is encouraging "a
The purposes end hopos of iis faesds-
Al iss hrsi sHniverHsu bot : psiadaxs wes
distributed, and 81 the present lf2 are plscrd
~ he hands Al iss ~ssembeEs.
NJ. bEyan,, who hss presiled over n. So
'issy fs = nSsabcr o. years past. declised ~.
election. saa Gen. Prospcy ". wsimos "a,
eiscssd Psesiirni ss m s~ns,laE year. TA.
lts picteres wess 'bsn dmwn zoe. ssl a La,
II the saocsss6al oeagefitoss u given in n.
y. Y, C0aFisT. Dsnisl Lamb. Esa. az thi
eity. - ess q the recipients Of Tie Avon. !
~ ~isasi,asica. De drew one aaa,oa Tieoa
torga, ~ sse-sas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

the promenade. The more elegant ones are
Of plain colocd velvets; many of emerald
gsesn are lined with . lighter shade OF green.
An shades u grey are fashionable. wnhros-
nsNseen in crrse color. Cvoses q coulisses
q nsin are trimmed with velouss spingle.--
Ostrich feathers ate uuch wosn, but not long.
merely the tips. Colored lace 70 stso used cor
responding 10 the color OF the bonnet. .
lsunchca Of velvet the same - the bonnet.
edged with black os bite lace. 10 pretty ON
neglige boune,s. Cspotcs Of satin are cfna-
mentcd with bisis OF velvet; darn bonnets
are lined with pale colors. Cspeot the Pom
psdous style, the Gcnevieve, the Maguentss
The Fsuckon. are fashionable. Hatsoi satin,
and velvet. aud historical coiffures, ore ia ia
vor; pretty little c~oifures, merely ofnament-
ing the sop Of the head. are made Of gold RIB
bon end black lace. The most novel style
are The poinios. OF half squares, biais de hch-
ees OF application lace, Sc. intended TO imi
tate the coiffures OF the aee OF Marie S,eusrt.
They are also used for bonnetso f either sstin
OF velvet. covering the CROWN. the corner.
uniting BY q bunch Of flowers, or neuds oil
ribbon.
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Frv~ ts United Static 0assftz-
wAssnsvcs. Dse. IL. ists.
SER6kANT KHLI.H

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Al, C-h..dl~r-Pocw K-iix, - ~v;-a.
49, We .r,~~S - c~s-ss r.,At
Nr,ioo' s,d lea - NJ. ~ A.
hi- ,c.,d ,;.6t a. e~,-~., Isu.
s~e,tx 80. n. - - - q. u.:sIi
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I'M crssos y, wns oa s.s)of an6Bos
o &C.. oes6esns Aessy, o. ,he omcss came out
.n INC ~,non,us Q nsvea ngnt To-Day,
mslof. .ia nelly. anqu'nng; snd touching
We Up W uee .sn's,I styte: u. mink
We sosa.. Ssfsesn., rp.sed me MAYOR; ".nd
yv.. ~ w. w.nu n.. s"os'c give
yoe Won VOL NY. -sndeod. youf non-
s.s.:ss ~ <f'.rs 20 .oe
'" III w sose'ea ~ Ses-
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80 xii, Sn.sS TSe-
u-
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S..~.d - -, In
- 80. 1870. 'o1
fhis 80. II, -, KriI- 1890, A..
n. ,sa on,.n. h;nsis "a !, ~:
s.ddIe ws;,;ns The orl,r. oS AZ
m.. he lo,eds n. lo.sd 10 CO.. .,,i
m. ,.o,. s,r,~L IN. -. 49,. N.
6a. h I'm AZ. i,,,,. 6,;n, r.. ~. eh....-I
Keli, l. s,oop;ns down Si,b his and rrtend.
ii ca,w.,S ,th.s. HI 49,
,ers to pieces bis right arm. No one knew
tina ne was huri. until slowly missing his body
aud g~rssping his right arm with his Jeff hand.
he went OF quietly in search Of The surgeon
General Of The army. His arm was smPui4-
ted. and while laying in a rude tempcrsry
hospital he heard that Ringgcld wss wound.
el lar more Dangerously than himself.
lie was TAKEN TO Point is.bel. snd there
soon learned that his beloved Major had
brrsthed his last. Kelly wasa long time in
hospital. having been compelled to submit TO
Q second smPuiation.
When the committee appointed TO bring
home the remains Of Ringgold reached Point
isabei. Kelly applied Tor permission to follow
the body 20 Baltimore. Tie wished In testify
his respect daily while the corpse OF his COM
msnder remained above ground. Hisrequesi
was granted. and though his wound was not
yet besled. he followed the committee. Ar
rived In New ohcsns. his case was made
known and quite . sum OF money contributed
Tor him. a. uoder the circumstances hc can
draw a pension unless By spedal law OF
Congress. tof he was wounded aud disabled
the day after he was discharged from the srr-
'ice. AZ Mobile and Charleston. sums ~ew
u2 for him. these he gave toe Msios in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
YSo= ~ Bsssss - FsSs Lassss, $50.
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FASHiQcz FOR pEcRnnFR.

80 WI WXH
CeusFs C~onsssaiias, Aksa heoaees, elsm
esspse, Mrsueliafs Lsta EssusaAz. k.ssr~s
hsFaess uiA eszns4gn, ssilss. &c. A. a.
isshioaees asairEizlse4 fstl &seas Sc walhta.
saa seglsee psstd Of essfy 8lnarsssus. 49,.
20 tnaias4s. ta9xfeo chinuia Ga stdnesov w.ve.r
asfsess snaaves shot wisA E1ss. Ezeza tsastss
seof alh = digyFcut tint a fhs sasse ea,ns
49, pStfEi1s4 Ct i've c~aHts4stisa ensaso. -
81 saoch SEN. ta iik ynasesssis a. -.
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pl< roSai others ace tisbf saa ri~.e a. -
thsoet With two deep fsxem cana~.4 ii -.
bvitsm b. habAsakourxs ssA s.s-a $50
sFech 20 w settoa a ths eAfsa. 60
dgstses zee Wifhsai Poiat. al -, 49,
elpss eetna haTs naFgvW oziatessa sd -
- they Esy siss hsse wsen Co. -
dsa 20 thr se1ss, sd ls8ies wiuhioa a. -
bieh NsssE<s tssvsoing asrzs. ksps ~ ses.L
cpvsfEd Nth lsce. Fuse et tht1 go, -.
ur2d - eglseasent dfpe.es &c Rns& - 60 -
ae0F c~ustouss. Cbinshlis esd nMsa s,e n,
m0st tashioaebts iaa ms sssnue. hann,st~,.
esd siaises - rhinchilia ar serv aresu, !.
hsgirsSs. 9snirists. shetelaisa' sfi1<a So.
6eHssA, asa ~ now Ia sseueAwifA ~ -,
aEiss. ~ Hs4lbFNa sG3&A $50
1atspta, go MoertaA
tas konzris mess apesepra - - -.
. hiiis $500. sd ashes aspo a. -
.oFt1spx : dscts so1ad ~ lee -
S'sch re'ss' S,pusis zee simoss csuaurd 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25


ERNMENT.-The prosecutions instituted by
the Government. Of Boston. sgsins, j. IA.
Thompson. proprietor al the express line To
Springfield, zoe csrying lettsrs, which has
been ia progress in that city Q week or more,
on Fndsy resulted in a rerdict az sequittsl.
Judge SpTsgue ruled. lsi. pro- fnrms, ihst The
law giving exclusive right TO the post Office de-
pastinent 10 transport letters and Other msila-
bic matter over posi routes Is constitutional;
~, that II The defendant Was misisken rs tn
whst was, OF Was not. mailshlc msiter. bis
mistske did not excuse him; 81. bat IL ihr de-
trnaant gzre TO his agents bona hde iusimc-
not to carry letters hslongjng 10 the pro-
cisas snd YET they Carried them. 10
siolstiop oi bis inssmriions. and without his
knowledgs or CONSENT expressed or implied he
wss not liable To the penaity; 4,h. u he con
ssstei 90 thrif csfsystR letters grpersiiy u .
cer,sia class. ssd falling within The PsOhibi-
ton. although he dill not know thry were
within II, be Was liable. notwithstanding he
might have no ksowtedgs Of the carry ing Of
sny parfieaiar leiserof that elsss-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

The following snng By Lover Is bscoming
quite famous ~throaghout The United States;
MOLLY BAwN.
O Molly BswB. why leave me pining.
All lonely waiting here Sog your
bbe stars sboss are brightly shining,
Becsuse--tis-ysye nothing else TO d0,
The aowsSs late were open keepings
To ty . rival blush With yos,
Bai iheiF mother. Nature, sst them s~leeping
Wish tb~ir cosy hces wssh~d-with dew.
Molly. &c.
Nov. the pretty flowers wee zSdeio bloom,
dear,
And the pseiiy stars were made to shine,
The pretty girls were made ioT the bors.
aezg,
Azd ,azy he yen eassls Cos mioe.
Us sssrkek ssteh-aeR keFe n sBarlinG--
tte sekea ae ~ > 5ha@ SOS gee.
EslzM. N kassss ia sss8i Fcn. Molly darling.
AnA tAsn i~snsPosssd ! sseald BE-.
0hsoliys&c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

PUNCTUATIoN.-A true character OF a
Eenilcman IN Ohio:
lie n on old experienced NAN ia vice and
ssickedsess be- il never ia opposing the
workers Vf iniqHity he tskrs DEiissr ia the
downfall Of his Hctghb0vs he never RnoIcEs
10 the prosperity Of his fellow ereafRrcs he
" always PLEASED when the pooS sre in dis
fress he Is always ready 10 ASSIST in destroy
ing the p~sce aud happiness 81 Society ne
tAkss ana rLEssuRE in srTyIng the Lord he is
mtcomDonly DiLloEST in sowing discorj a.
moag his friends aud acquaintance he takes
no PRIDE la lsbonng To promote the cause OF
ehrisfi"Hdy he has not heen EEsLEcrFUL ia
sndcavoring TO siigns,ize ell pnblic teachers
ne strives HAaD 10 build up Satsn's kinEdos
be lends no AID for the support OF the gospel
among the Asathsa he contributes LARo ILY
90 The friends of the esil adversary he pays
no a%rrExTioE 10 good afpies he gives great
HEgD 10 The dssa he will not 60 Co Heasss NJ
viii receive e jusl recompenss OF reward.
II. IN rssdiag the above yos put . semico-
bon a, the end Of every wood in small capitals
she character Of the person viii appear th.,
OF . very good man; bat. II you place the
semicoloa Of the Termination of the words in
isslsc. aud leave Il out ct tbs hss, msntioecd.
ron viii make him one OF The worst Of char.
ac,ers. Which vs. he1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

The conPsay Of volunteers in Boston Tor
Mexico have been mustered into service, un
der the iollowin ing oihcer; Edward Webster.
tson Of the distinguished statesman ,)captsin;
J. Kendall Tyler. LIST Lieu; George w.Krl-
ly. Senior 2nd Lieut.; and d. o Stoves. Junior
- Lieut..
The officers Of the Second Regiment OF Y.
S. volunteers OF New York have elected Maj.
Patrick Calhoun. Of the Army. Colonel OF the
Regiment, in the place OF Charles Baxter. ESQ.
sesigned.
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sTAsToEs ExTERNAG aENznY
CAGGEn
HUNTS IMMINENT

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49, cestcff ~ eeuasossa. - $50 ~(
sesNeete 1872 = a. ~ ~ss~soam 49,
49, 49, 50 = 49, ~. nssa-ss -
&c. 49, sss.ss asaaslrsar s~sussss. -
- Lls..-a SO = Is a. y ss.,.
ssss,sf - ee.hseas useavss.s ~
scftf go ~ saena4 81 h~E New
ahDRGR q STANTON
~ rese n-ssfss .
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
Totsi ia all hands

IL h psobsble that portion OF the Flour and
wheat. takrn for export, may yet be offered
In the market Cor sale.
This stztem INT includes all descriptions Of
Flour, extra saperhne end strapped. 0fextrs.
the stock on sale amounts to sbou, 5000 bbls.
The stocks held bv Retailers very from $50 Co
$500 bssrri.; and fhosc Of The Bakers from 10
to 1000 barrls each.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

HY-WAsf hs~ breoasf 81 I..a H.v a
~ Ohto S,atrsiasn' We So lac aom~ :, a.
head a The laPrs. bat h5s sonl aoss eat .hi.,s
thspt2h ~ eolnnss - tD iisrs rrs.r hy-
bstshiea ~. CAH'si'- Phfs. Fs1.
his soai he's Pnbsbly SINH oa ose of n.
RoaA sss'As IN NE Ohio os Mississippi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

AAts3N of SfoNECOTTEW-
ts9feal ~sn's0ufErs lhal many il,ou.
eea %eatiffa withon empiuy IA
ylset 10 gmhalk Ls Csned. 49, AZ. 49,,
Sieicz = comgifire hsa bcsn rho.rn 7.
soitcil siitue dpsiesls 90 49, u,.i, -
80 ~ ihFm lad iap sibed A.,
asi ~ 81 Usi,ea kssir.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

The Philadelphia Commercial List Of Sat-
urday gives the following Statement OF the
stock of Flour end Wheat in that city, made
up to the 18th instant. IL comprises the
quantity Of Flour and Wheat held by all the
Flour and Grain Factors. Produce Commits
sion, Recieveing and Forwarding HOUSES. on
the Delaware front OF the City, OF Market aud
Broad streets. and on The Schuylkill; but docs
not include those OF the Retailers and Bakers,
..A.~A aa-l. .-as-.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
The CHRySTAL FoUNT.

Magazine Devoted To the cause efthe
"a eocs 90 Tssp>sssee price ~ ecsis per psssi-r.
This 10 the there 10 sos>crssr. u bsing tse ara ssabef 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

CuRioUS.-Th- BoouviIie Bulletin ava
These iss sasck child in this n~eighsorbOod.
which ~as bosn with two hesAs. aud nsrses
itS mother with its two hesds allie mstiyely. :
This y slioge'heT the saroages, yarn eItant.
Pity thu double beaded yoath we've not whits
he raigh, run - an osegoa candidate fos
President.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

CAPE MAY LIGHT HoUsE--The u. s.
0ovcFnment has ordered q massive wall Of
stons 10 be bail, around lhis structure TO pre-
vent the encEoschmenta of the sra from un
d~essising ila foynAstisns, which has heen ~
sioaAy threatened 81 is.e. Vessels have all
slrady eommescsA carrying ssOae 20 cha,
placr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FURNI
TIrpK

"iLLee Offered for sale on SATURDAY. Dscsm.
- Ter 10. Al tie hss.s formerly sccupiuf ~ mr
t"hn HuGs~ts. drceS-st. 60 nsngsarn stfssa. : lsrre ss6
hssasotns s~sssisssni " nsCssnoLp asp krrsnrx fra.
sfrrsS. eD.s.-sIaz At dnzen Masogiasny Chair, Ma.
and isnsd.as' bar.su'. Dining and Ts.ies Taass. ) large
Isnns--.th sas~ sHdsr 81. cash. eli over. q u.sntA-'
cfrsiH, tar Parsharsf giving lord " ,th ssrsssy
s~s oLIvkR fhnOR. Aanasnsssrstsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH.

The Philadelphia Inquirer OF Tuesday. az
ter mentioning various subscriptions to the
s,ock OF the Peunsylvsnis Railroad which had
been made by Banks and individuals. says
Philadelphia il moving in the proper spirit
IN relation To this great work. aud oar citi-
zens who are exerting themselves with such
energy aud activity, deserve hearty pssise.
The Philsdeiphia u. s. Gazette. rclcrrne
20 these subscriptions, siys-
With this. and q Few other instances OF en-
couug,ag llbrrslity. the commissioners now
feel satisfied that 90 the proper time, they
may claim their charter IRON the Governor.
sad that the work 80 important 10 Phiisdel-
phis. and which promises 80 much good to
fennsylvsnis az isrge. will be commenced
soon, snd prosecuted With enough energy 10
an carly complexion.