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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
NAVIGATION OF THE coLJMBIA.

The impression still continues to prevail
M England that the Oregon treaty secures To-
Great Britain The perpetual rightto u free nav
igaiion OF the Columbia. The London Tunes
4 positive aud explicit. ''lt has been erro-
Neously asserted, says that Journal, by some
col The American papers, aud by one of our
contemporaries IN this country. that the right
oil the navigation of the Columbia, conceded
ia ns, i tenipordry aud Hunted TO the duration
OF the hndson Boy Compauy's charter. This
SidtesIeai IS uUJOUHdcd; The narigafion Of ihs
Columbia is secured TO The Hudson Bav
Company tn porpeiHity; and the existence OF
that Company uuler Tie charter OF Charles II
~ iis,ll uHiimiicd.'
Or readers are a yare that the Treaty itsslI
makes no mention oil any term of years. Il
the hudson Bay ~Company's charter is perpet
ual, as the Times asserts, there is no qnestio,
but the right OF the free navigation of the Co
lumbia Is secured 10 chat company in pcrpe
tuity.
The remarks of Mr.. Hannagen in the Sen
ate on "Wednesday last, on the reception o
th; Presidents Message occompOnying TN
treaty are 10 the point; and show how hu
initiating IS our national position in that at
fair.
W 80 FhNA NlNdA W ftlNN WAli.lN W III Ildfl Old
posed the treaty would be obliged to take thaI
opportunity of vindicatius their course befor,
the country. Tic would now say. aud h,
wished the country To know IL, that the treaty
was nothing more than a new convention q
loint occupation. IL was a convention hu
initiating TO the United States, for il was 70
the joint occupancy south of 10 deg. where
as we had il before up To 81 deg. 10 min. |
surrendered TO England every thing north o
40 deg aud gave her the right of Joint occu
patton south of that line-all the valuabl,
Military Stations and The navigation OF tn,
Columbia river forever.
We do not blame those Senators Of tn,
Wing party who voted for the tretty. The
question had been opened blythe Executive il
such language as was calculared to force us in.
to a war. The Wings were opposed to dis
turbing the question until such time as on
citizens should have taken possession OF the
disputed territory; and it would naturally fall
into our hands; but the Executive opened the
question, claimed the whole and yet yielded
more than halfand joint occupancy of the re-
mainder. The wings of the Senate voted for
the treaty to avoid the horrors of a wal on the
brink of which we stood, and which could not,
alteE the act of the executive, be otherwise a.
votdcd, and therefore are not culpable; but the
president and his cabinet who have thus forced
the country into a disgraccf ul treaty; ought to
be tiled and punished for treason, OF which
they have unquestionably been guilty. The
truth is the whole leaders Of the party were
bought by British gold in 1911, and on that
subject and the taria' are serving their pur-
chascrs faithfully.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
RICH-YERYI

The Democrats OF I.uzerne held a meeting
ON Thursday evening, July Dbl. Ia express
their disipproblti0n OF "Mhnys anli-fdri1
.6W. Luther kidder. II. u. Wright and all
that sort OF folk, took a prominent part-,he
same men who strained every nerve to elect
Folk aud Dallas. We copy a lew OF their res
oluions. The last is very good aud must
have got to Washington just about The tine
Dallas showed how true it was.
Resolved, That The country under the Tar
III act ot ~ has prospcred TO an almost un
preceded eXtent-this we know and see-and
&C protest most earnestly against thisattempt
TO tinker that which works very well with
out H..
Resolved. That so FAR as we can discover.
this most obnoxious aud iniqui,ous bill. has
been pressed thus lar, not by the peoples wish
nor by their dcm5nd, hut as a measure of the
administration With Mr.. Niles. we are dis.
posed to support The true interests of The all.
mntslrdiion even against It's own opinion
Resolved, That in Vice President Dallas
we recognize with JOY Il Pcnnsylyanian, moi
IA birth omly, bot in state pride and feeling al
So, and knowing, as he knows. that his nativ,
state gave her electoral vote for democmii,
candidates. because her faith was firm thai i,
80 doing she permanently secured the Ia ri
act OF 42,-hc cannot desert the motto thai
went ON almost every flag that bore his nam,
at The gatherings OF the people-''The Taril
OF ~. d. ~ y. Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
THE WARM

Ihe sudden changes Of the weather, during this season
u INC year, eShibi a most tancfui effect on the bnmeu
system, dehtinsiing and prosiraiing IL. The stomach aud
bowels become dcTSnged. giving timely notice Ia all bo
se inclined Ia give attention TO the warning voice %,
nature. ~ such times "JayneS CarminS'iver never
iells tn aInrd Immediate relief. checking The disease and
restoring the patient To vigorous health. Mothers can
nor Ne too cautious with their children during this month
ana ihe month following. aud IN the earliest s-a-cs Of
'uiHr summer disease. whether from iecthinr. the very on.
p'ersINe heat. OF other causes. they shonId at once re.
SORT 10 THIS never failing remedy. Hundreds Of cerIih.
eNcs from respectable persons in this CITY, are ina ros
session OF The proprietor, ready 20 exhibit To sli W no may
desire 70 see them ~ h~ office, No. = South Third -
fhtaiciphia. For sale in Wheeling bv
AigJ T. cRIfMn AcKpR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
Pr or

Il Pheasant retredt for nem6erSof Congress
and oilers VW be found at The Fauette
Springs, described ia the toAowiag adser.
usbmcHf.
BhoNN SNYDER, having leased and sc-oreuel
we Pic Nant sud fsslionahle summer Resort low
eo1n ny 'ns Ton. Andrew Sicwari0 known a. the Paw cite
Nprines fniei- fsycitc county. on the AllerhAuy ua,,u
ieln range, cast of Laurel Hill. eight miles ffotn Union.
own "a lnvics The PATRONAGE oftbe fashion shie public.
lm'; mineral springs, highly charged with snirhnre'ied
hydfogcn; " y IN the vicinity 90 DuRtar's CaInp. Fori
Necessity, or Washington's fra Battle Gronnd; Drad.
dock oravc; The ceie,taicd D~e'Saey's Cave, aad The IA.
nous OhIfopite Fsiis Of tlc Noughiorcuy river.
arrangements have hccn made ~ secure fr the fattc
ai the dchcarieH of The monn'sin streams aud woods. A..
wei a. those of the season generally.
Families accommodated on reasonable terms. 40. ,ehei
TO The place ~ a ien.pin Auey, free OF ciarre 10 visifnrs
aud music &c. viii he furnished fF dancing parles.
The lessee haiieTs himself That all who paw him a yEft
wil go away gfaii1ed with their sojourn. No pains will
10 spared 10 attain this end.
In addition To The above their Is an extensive boarding
house inlinediS'ciy aithe Springs. surrounded by = most
I0'i autic aud delightful mountain scenery kept 4y W.
l.. kIsLEE. ans n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, COMMENCING AT 10 o.
III nCL AZ

~ \ SAruRnAV, rnr ceNp psy or ArsUsr. commencing
~ a. 10 o'clock. A.. VI. the follow ing described Real r.,
,aie viii te Offered a, Public sale and sold without re.
serve. 30 wiz; Lot No. I In square 10. ON 9TH street, up.
on which are two ofthe most desirable residences in the
city; which win he sold separate or together to suit pnr-
chs~crs; Lot No. ~. on Centre street, In Graham's add.
ton; the east haifof Lot No, 1871 ON John street, the west
half OF Lot No. l65 on Zane street. and Lot No. ei2 near
Wheeling Creek, aneNceIicnt manufacturing site. Aifor
The above properly will he offered for sale ON the said ead
day of August, and any Information rclat i've thereto can
he obtained IN the meantime BY calling on the sahacriher
A. tho Moi,roc House. TITLE Clear and unqucsliona-
HE. TERMS, one third Of the purchase money in cash.
the balance an three epla lns;alments a. six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest. WM. DOUGLASS.
WN HALL, Auctionecr. aug 10 Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
KENTUCKY ELECTIoN-MASoN

The election in Mason has turned almost
entirely upon the local question which has
ag'taled the county for two years. The can
vSss has been unusually animated, aud much
the largest vote gwen, ever before in the
county-it will probably not fall lar short ol
$3.50. The exact number pollcd, cannot he
asceriaiued until tie official returns come i'm.
We give below the votes Tor Representatives
and the vote iof the removal Of the count,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
TRUST SALE OF LOTs IN EA ST
uIIEEuIAn ~

z y virtue Of a decd NJ trust. executed by John Gil.
~ christ, Tearing da'c on the 18th day 81 NAV. 1894.
and recorded IN the CLERKS ofhce Of the COUNTY Court
OF ONO county. in Deed Book No. %, page ID4. I shall
'on The Ssh day of September next, proceed 10 sen az pub.
le sac, al the front door Of the Coun House Of Ohio
county, Ia the highest bidder, Lots No. - uwenty two)
aud l44 lone hundred aud forty FOUR and the one undivi,
ded ihiFd part of L0i No. $40. (two hundred and forty
and the East hall OF Lon No. Isl Two hundred and thir-
iy-one) In East Wheeling; i've per cent OF the purchase
money to he paid IN hand SRd the residue In two equal
ray ncnis az one ard iva year, from The day OF sale. the
purchasers giving bonds aud good security. hearing In,
ierc>i from the dsy ofssie. Selling as trustee 4 shall
only nakesucit title a. Is vested ia nIa by said deed OF
tHust. aug Us NJ. NELSON, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
CoUNTERFEIT.-A new counterle

C0UNTBRFEIT-A new counterfeit has
appeared at Cincinnati described in the Re.
porter as follows:
state Bank Of Indiana, Indianapolis los.
Spurious letter A. pay n. Bates.
Nignctie Indian woma and Sailor. Ships
in the distance, Medallion head of Washing.
ton on the left margin aud Lafayette on tbe
right.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

MIR. DALLAS.-A meeting Is To he held
in New York. by he Democrats Of that city.
Tor the purpose OF arpoiutins a committee ol
two bundled, who will proceed to PhiladcI
phia and meet t.e Vice President after the alt
Jcunnmeut OF Congress. Should 200 delegates
go to perform said service. We will ragct that
100 at least. will be Govemment officers, 30
eSpeciants. "a agents OF the Britis, manuiac,
'urers' aud The balance members OF the En-
pre- club, whose only need for a tarin is the
fedr-cG oi their shirts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
ANOTHER NEW COUNTERFElT.-

ANOTHER NEW COUNTERFEIT-A
new counterfeit tw dollar note On the North.
em Bank Of Kentucky is in ci~rcuiation-let.
tee y, signed NJ. T. Scott, Cashier dated Lex.
ingtou. Kentucky. NOvcmber 4, lSi5, paya-
hte 20 }. W. Hunt. The whole appearance
OF the note q darkeg, sDd tire engraving. Is.
Peelally OF lle vignrtic, much cosrsfT fran The
genuine. The SIGNATURE attl sdl TIE wsifinrs
CO.'S thc note is engraved, sxcem Is in r.
yeaL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

MIR. Bronson, the particular idol of Geo.
w. Thompson and editor Of the celebrated
magazine IN which appeared the pendant
'ha'n from the category OF the Infinite, lhus
talks Of Democracy.
wien ] ind men who are stcepcd i'm cor
Iupuon, gorgcd with the spoilso f the people
huluihB themselves up as dm especial (r;r'pls
oi the people, and loud in their adyoc,cv of
me democratic theory, anil in their condcm
nation oi all who question lis s~oundncsSI am
lIrcs'stlDly lei to ihe belief that there Is some
thinR ~ the theory itself peculiarly layocble ia
tho prosecution at their cuuunt DESIGNS ami
] want no better evidence to assure nc nC n.
utter hostility TO The legitimate ends oC COY.
eminent. What we want is not windy nro.
LESSONS about liberty aud equality. noisy fmt
and irotly determinations about demOcracy. bnl
S~HbstdHfioi JreedOm, however secured G0
each individual TO perform, withoutlc OF hin
dfance, his especial functions ~ tie aptiaI
body, whether IL be function al the head M
tlc baud, or Of lle foot. The renf etemie,
@ thts sHbsfanfiai fyC<dopt are your dentocyot.
&c politicians. DhO t0ih thar iips Dy0fqs m,
Poopk, and rim Mcir hands pick their pock-
tts, or those DhO act he j0ckaIs 10 their dg5V-
" Gags, "ho arc too GRATED Ia plundcT e..
err by profy. u is bccausc democracy az
Iofas sn simple field 10 these political sboils.
ment1at ciuehy distrust it. and demsnI 49,
preservation OF oar COnsiituionalisl ism ~ s,,,.
protection against them oLihc m,ss tbo, ~,
ter and plumber
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

FRANK LAWSON has fitted up tbe Cot.
iage Inn Of Tdadelphia, which bad bccntou
pL'icly run down, 10 good II lc Tor the scron
mediation OF travellers or pleasure parties. and
Joe Is very attentive TO his guests. nj. eta.
bie7 are large and commodious. hIs gfoonls
wen shaded and a little more attention womb
niake ibe latter very attractive. As IL j. ihe
Co''sse Inn Is q pleasant retreat ON q warm
day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
REFORM MEETING AT rRIApElpmA

REFORM MEETING At TRIADELPuIA
AZ a meeting OF lac citizens of Trisdelobia
precinct, Ohio county, held at the "Cottsye
I'M on The 9Th inst, 10 appoint delegates 20
Tue Siannton Convention to be held on the
l7th lust. HUon MLLGAN, Esq. was called
TO reside, and Thos. McConn appointed ,c
reiary. DR.. +. Yates explained the object Of
The meeting. and on motion the chair appoint.
cd +. Yates, WIN. Faris and a. Mccoy. Fsos.
TO nominate 20 delegates TO said convention.
Daring the absence OF the Committee tho
meelung was eloqueniy aud ably addressed
by Us. iamall, G. w. Russell and ]. T..
Wharton, Es1s.
HE committee reported The following del.
esates' which report was unanimously accep-
tod, tiz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

FOT IHo I'gIsTaIUTc.
Hen. Waller 72G 1871 liz 205 III 90 1866
J Il Hord 700 30 23S ls2 Al If 1905
I. +. Cham
bers, IL GOO ZIG 50 I3i III 1913
Jno Reid(D - jJl 22S 81 lO7 81 1ioi
Hdyspile Eagle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

The following letter from Mr.. Morgan of
Wetzel, only refers to circumstance of which
we before knew; but it appeals strongly To our
sympathy iora Inisused freeman, who. having
acted as was his right, is denied by the solemn
edict OF the family clique from a hearing. Shoot
the descrtcrs IS a part of loco ioco tactics that
all should understand who have anything 10
do with tn. loul party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

CLEVELAND RAlLROAD.-Mr. Allen.
President OF the Cleveland and Columbus
Railroad Company, saws that the COMPANY
expects To put 10 miles OF the road, out from
Cleveland, under contract, by the LIST Of octo-
Der.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

UE-lu his able speech i-nnpposiiiop a. ia.
slnascalatcd Sob Treasury Bdl Mr.. Evans III
Rlaine declared, and challenged conimdicfo.
That ihe Government has never lost one fg,,b.
i"G 81 is money deposited with Banks. TO-,
long VII this b. said Of Zoe Sub Tnssnnr g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
FOUL Play.

MIR. Wharton, SiT:-1heTe appeared IN the
Argus oi the 1T al May lost, a letter over the
signature oi IS. J;' misnprcsenjing NV mo.
tivcS. for during la be q canliiaie against Jas.
q. West at our spring election. I imme-
diatcly demanded the naine OF the writer: Ihe
editor refused 90 give his name, but said he
wouti publish amy rel IL with pleasure. |
forwarded my reply. when he says sit is too
long since the appearance of The article TO
which IL replies" The communication IL.
sell Is too long aud is full of tantalogy;' and
lastly IT is not tho hand writing Of Elijah Nor.
gam
lie publishedam article abusing an misrep-
%resentlng me aud my friehds-reluses To give
the name ol the author-refusrs To publish a
reply and has the hardwood to say / can have
no Gauss To complaint ! am glad To boast
That the lrw votes | received last spring were
from the most respectable portion of the Dem.
ocrdtic psrty. many of them subscribers TO The
Argus; how will they like this Treatment,
wiicu they have urged me to defend them and
myself through the columns OF the Argusl
The TACT H., he is afraid OF a certain Clioue
IN Weiltl, who use e~xeTtIon TO iniure me.
even my poverty and apparel are made instru.
mcnts; with these he wants iO b. great man
and -. | expect. well suited for such company
] now hold Mr.. McClane as author of the
article OF the lst OF May, aud hereby request
him To forward my communication enclosed.
to New MdniIs,ille +. O. to
ELIJAH MORGAN.
Wetzcl Co. Va. Aug. 9Th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

We ere indebted To orr neigbbo, N, Z
Mcoorincy. Tor I0le New odcaus papcrs. lVe
find but little new in them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
DPAINE& 90, mA~AGgRS.

w w NNEWFa
WHEELING. VA.
otfial drawing ~ cir rokomoke River Louerv. eisss
iss. dftwa "a WiiminrfoB. nrl Wedncsfsy. Ang san
% J - - - p R 81 "a ~ 10 On
loves rrFe ca
a prize, Nps. ~ ~ tF. the gh. fmh aud tffs r,..
lcfsi ~ eino toid ~ p genicman ~ F%renkf1ff. h
n. O.. UDRsTN.
eHE" F''e Agemt fpf thf Wanarf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
D gAINE = 20. mANAnrns.

WHEELING. Va
'hri' dr1Wings n uq cfmd Cona,ia5sted to,.....,
al" 'epfla Class 40. 4 oxua. dsaun 81 a
"a 81, '9,'s,on Iueeiay AggustG q. isG
loves pfire 81.
nfaWinrs otihr fskomoke Riyor Louey, 81.
" NV u "~slmingioh on Tmursfrf ar-,,., ~,
- ~ ~ 90 - . So a. Is m Is "i
cefyr. lnnca Pure 81
tDb'-lt ~ di.a nrfyo M aso a.
-, 'fala 'p'soiidated Loaer t.dr
" ''' i"a rcn'iensn ofnci,ou Mirs' i,
-r -. q. ugNeFY.
zoe AerHi iYr Soc Manager
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
IMPORTANT TO fMPoRTERS

The following was handed To Us YESTERDAY
10y AN eminent meGchant;-PhHa. North a
mcTicdH.
at may not be generally known, that goods
not yet landed at the Custom house, are emit
tied 20 the cenefit OF the Wanhousing Bill re-
Gently enacted iUto a law. We mention this
idCt Mat importers may avail themselves of the
Act, by the provi9ions of which they can store
Their goods to remain i'm The public stores until
after Tue lst OF December next, and lay that
means have the benefit of the reduced tariff.
IL will he seen by this fact. tina. so Ear as the
egccti * concerned. the new tariff hill operates
at oHGe. Moreover, what shall prevent a call
upon the Treasury in the way OF Draw backs
between this time aud Decembcr,l n his wise.
A merchant has a stock of goods on band
winch he has received and lor which duty is
paid under the tariff OF 1912. tie erporis
them, receives back.his duty as per tariff of
1872, returns them shortly after and lets them
LAY in the warehouse until December when he
pays the GOV rates OF duty. This will relieve
the Treasury o. some OF the surplus ~ hicl
will be left alterthe close OF the Mexican war
The party brogs about the duty OF 100 per Gen
on Brandies aud 10 per cent on Wines. Til,
average price of Frcnch brandies IN Frame,
Is 40 ccuts, OF importation about - cents pc
gallon. lO0 per cent on hat Is 90 cents
The duty now is | dollar a gallon. The inn
porter could clear u cents a gallon lor hi
trouble even on that, aud on wines about IA,
same. On glass le could clear one dollar on
every dollar of cost, by this operation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

HATS. HATS FROM 81 so TO 90 90.
E3ERS0NS wsptinH a cheap Ha, viii please can AZ
y HARfERS. lie has always sold his Hats eheaper
than any other establishment IN the city. He has them
NJ ihis time that he can afford to refaf Napt Hats Al IN
Russia al &s.O0. Call and see them, together w ith Glazed
Hats, White and Black Wool Hats, Round Tops, Drab
Sporting Hats, together with a large lot OF Cars OF ysu.
ous Qualities. which will sell cheap and no mistake.
Wheeling, August =. 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

On motion of Mr.. Yamail.
hesoioof That thc pooccciin e. 1bis ,o,.,
ina b. pabltsiol in the paperso Of Vl,a.t..
IT, MILLlGAN. Chafyg
T. McCoNN, Scc'g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
Il OF DISCOUNT
CORRECTED WEEKLY

r~ESSsyLvAStA. Hamilton = IL
Banks OF Pittsburgh par Granville IS
" philadelphia par Farmers Blk Canton 30
Girard Bank - mar 4 rh,na "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

attention is iTNited TO the trust sale ON Tie
Outer lorm sisoed NJ. Nelson. which takes
place to-day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

~ ilhto POI vi N OullNNll rb
Girard Bank - par Urbana : 10
BIZ ofGermantownpar KENrucKy.
" Chester Co. par Blk of Kentucky : par
" DE aware Co.. : par Blk of Louisville---pa
" Montgomery : par Northern Blk Ken par
:" Observation-Disclosures INDIANA.
Columbia BgeC &c par States B'k& Bnn's |
Doylestown Bank parState Scrip 2
Fms Blk Reading par. VIRGINIA.
FmsBk Bucks 20 par Exchange BIZ OF Va par
Fms Blk Lancastrpar Farmers Blk of Va par
Lancaster Co. Blk par Blk of the Valley : par
u. States Bank % Blk of Virginia : : par
Brownsville Blk -sM&M BkWheelina ..
Washington Blk ! do Morgantewn par
Gettysburgh Blk INV. Bauk Va : par
Chambersburg : do Wellsburgh : par
Susquehanna Co.Bk 2 do rarkersburg par
Lewistown TENNESSEE.
Middlstown lBk OF Tennessee : 3
Callisle Far. & Merch'ts Bk 3
Erie Bank 2Union Blk 3
Farmers * Drovcrs' NORTH cARoLIYA.
Blk Waynesburg 2 Blk of Cape Fear 2
Harrisburgh Mcrch's Blk New bern 2
Honesiale State Bank = 2
Lebanon MARlLAND.
Pottsville Baltimore Bks = PAL
Wyoming : Bait. &ORRScrip
York Blk Cumberland Bk of
Vest Branch Blk Allegheny
Relief Note : Far. Blk Of Md.
Pittsburgh Scrip : 2Farmers& Mechanics
ONO. Blk frederick =
State Blk * Brhs par Frederick Co. BIZ
Mount Pheasant : par iiagcrrstown BIZ :
Steubenvil parMineal Blk
st. Clairsvillc = par Patapsco Blk :
Marietta par Washington Bk
New Lisbon par Blk of Westminster
Cincinnati Bank par MICHIGAN.
Columbus do par Blk of st. Clair
Circlevillc par Blk of River Raisen =
GAINESVILLE par MICHIGAN Ins. Co. l(
Putnam par Far. & Mech'sBk : u
Wooster par GoLp * SPECIE VALUE
Massillon par FHdericksd'ors 81 81
Sandusky par Ten Thalers z 81
Geaugo par Ten Guilders 3 81
Norwalk par Lousd'ors - 90
Cleveland : par Napoleons 3 VI
Xcnia par Ducats - l5a2 II
Dayton par Eagle, old 10 &
Western Reserve par Eagle. new 10 OF
franklin Blk COLIN" Doubloons, Span l6 OF
{ hllicothe % Do. Patriot : - 81
Lake Erie Z" Sovercigns IS;
Scioto : lGuincas JOC
Lancaster 10,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
PASTURE
mo- MI WHoM rT MAY anNcrnN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY eONCERN.
r 4 I. H~oRNBRoOK would inform their customers
~ = aud others along the River. that they are atont 4,
.,at on their Fan Trp, with the hpe Flat Boat WASH.
and viii he at the different landings a, A.
bout the usual Time. with a FIJI stock of Ttimmfnes. pa
per slsnk Books Stationary, together with a gcncIslvT
Rays, Flax, Fcathofs. Ginseng and Borsvvsx y,,,sd,
exchange a. the highcs, niarke. rate.
10 i H~OkNBROOK, Wholesale Variety Dealers.
aug DO Monroe stree,. N,ReeN,- r..