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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

q the sewa Of Charsesssa. In the county OF
kansWhn-
An sct Providing for the purchase Of Hub
ard's rostuit of Chief Justice Marshall.
An act limiting prosecutions against special
hsil.
An scs prescribing the mode Of proceeding
10 csses Of coloured persons charged with or
convicted Of crime ~ free persons when they
ere c~lsisaed ~ slaves; On sct prescribing Ger
tain Courts in which suits against public cor
po~satious composed Of Officers OF the Govern
meus asy Be commenced.
The senate agreed TO the amendment pro
posed by the House Of Delegates to their n
mendments to the bill entitled IAN act TO pre-
vent IRE uds upon the elective franchise"
They have receded from their amendments
to the bill concerning Western lands and
Tor other purPoses"
They have rejected . bill entitled Ian net
prov iding for the correction OF On excess in the
ssessmen OF the land Of Ensncis A.. Wilson.
and they have sgreed to the Resolution pro,i
uing that the Register Of the Land Office shall
be- ex-cfhcio . member OF certain Public
Bards.
Theis Committee have e,smiued enrolled
bills and found them truly enrolled.
Adtouvna<nf.
Messsees having ben exchanged between
the two Hoases that the business OF this Gen.
ersl Assembly had been completed, on motion
OF Mr. Banks. the Speaker announced the
Houss ed burned sins die.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
HOUSE oF
FnipAY. March 6. |

FRIpay. March 6, 1916.
\ communication from the S~naie inform
cl ihe itpusr that the former had hal passed
Tie following bills. VIZ;
4 bill 10 amend an act entitled an &C, To
Prcvent ifSud ~ branding Tobacco.
IA act concerning Ferry rates.
An act 60 amend as act entitled all act con-
cc0iug The Oycrseers o, the poor.
An oct concerning debtors TO The Literary
Fund.
An act repeating an act entitled an act 10
prevent citizens al New York from carving
Slaves outOi hist commonwealth. and to pre-
vent The escsFe OF persons charged with the
comm fs>ion OF any offence, passed March 9Th,
1911. sui all acts amendstory thereof.
An st 10 provide for the construction of a
hujge across the Valley River on the Staun.
lon eui faIkcrsburg Road.
Ausctto incorporate the Wheeling Manu-.
~actlungCo q.
Au aci TO smcud and modify the act entitled
Basct to- prevent the destruction Of Oysters in
uhc waters ct the county OF Accomsc. PASSED
Dc. 18Th, 1913.
An act establishing a separate election in
each ol ihc count,cs OF Cauoll and Pairick.
Anhct io incorporate tte Berkeley counts
Agricultural Soclrty.
An act concerning Josiah Chamber.
An set authorizing a loan OF Arms 10 Wash
in2ton College.
An sci incorporating thc Hardy and Win.
chester Turnpike Co.
An actto auJhofiD~ changes 10 the l-o~atior
oi the Turnpike R,ad in Kanawha Solines. %,
The siie at thc kanawha River.
An act Incorporating the South Side Raj
Road 60.
< An act authorizing the county oour, Of N.
county oi ilenuco 10 increase the allow snc
, TO their tailor COT The support OF prisoners.
An st requiring auicle, 20 h. purchased h
= wholesale ioG the usc OF the inmates Of Lans
10, Asylmu-.
" An act 90 revise and amend an act entitle
au sctto incorporate the Great Falls Manu-
= i]actuung Go.
Anact 60 amend an act to incorporate IA
Richmond s ONO Railroad Company.
An act authorizing the Auditor 90 i..,i
\ warrants un thc Treasury in satisfaction ,
certain Judgments against the ~Commonweal,
and ior other purposes.
y Al oct authorizing thc County Cosm
DIrkc Couniy 10 lay aBd c~ollcc, a la1 un do,
So said county.
Au act To Cnl1gr tbc powers OF ihc Tm
= -esof the town Ui Cl@ficsiown. ia the counl
81 JencfS,n. iof the purpose ~ supplying q
2 said town with water.
Auact 10 amend an act eniitled an act
revive and extend an act entitled an sct Ca Il
oasrotsic tbc Spring Hill Manufacturing Cou
pauy.
hn ast 60 revive az at entitled ga act
auihut1e uhv Bnrgyille Turnpike COnpet
, ioeNtcni their fuad to Winchester. pass,
+ March 30ih 1852.
[" Anarti ot tlr tnnsfcf and exchange Of ~
taiu obi attuns %tetyeen lhe C-cmmonvye.l
aud Gee Bmul of Public Works
p Az act Coo iuootpomte aCompauy io remo,
y the bnn 90 Janes River betWcen Eiebmo,
aud Befmuls HmHdncd.
An uci fixing the limits ~. ana aproipt,,
Trustees ior, ibt town 81 Warsaw. in tbe c,a'
lty Of Eirhmoui. and Nesting them with :,
, tain power s0d 90 e1tcnd Tie cooperate lima
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
DEACON PICKLE PIcKLEBys~ LET.
TER.

Inc following letter is worth the price Of
a years subscription tn any newsparer. 4,
relates ~ The career Of a Young man, born ian
Littbhcld, Ct, who emigtated 10 The iaf Meat
pedagogical there a while, became a Law y.r
next MAS subsequently, joined IN the holy
bands OF wcdlock with Miss fawn Gtcenhrier
anu a plantation aud seventeen negroes. after.
wafds served two sessions in the Legislature.
anu hnaliy made a long stride into Congress.
Nhen Old Deacon Pickle Piekleby was adsis-
ell OF tins last good fortune Of his hopeful
son he devoted an entire day in writing the
follow ing letter
To The Hon. Jabes Piekioby
D,rrtfut SoS;-By the blcssins Of Provi.
dence you b. desPotiy Prosporcd ia this world.
Your poor old daddy when he was . boy, Ind
but little sSullin, bat good moral instruction
was meted out to him. was taught tu train
uP a child in the way ne should go, and I did
II, bat ] never expected tn see him in the Fed
erol kongrcs-. Jabez. my son don't be proud
and lifted up, FOR there is no knowing what
You NAV rum ia. Voc have heard tell of Ar.
ron Buu aud Rgnedict Arnold. Your moth
ers mmity pains are better and I have nat a
new iptteT wheel into the mill. Seth PheIps
has mauicd Nabby Dobbs: he had tn du 1t 10
avoid costs. There has been y nne crop of
gstden sass and buck wheat this year.
must sdmonlsh you sgin temiaiion in The
FEDERAL city. They dew tell me that IL /, a
Babylon al a place, aud that kongris men nev.
ef miud pains aud penalties. and drink nigh ON
tew GALLONS Of hlsckstEsp, OF sumthing strong.
CT every day OF their lives. aud 20 tu theatres
and other carnalities. Dew Tor marcy's ake
Jabtz, esciew evil company. bought a new
cal skin quieu a. soon az I heard Won was
mnrued and going tu kongfrSs. Tor 4 kaIkils-
ted yea would bring your rich mum hum 10
see our folks. Your mother las put un bnn
new ctIrtins ga the spare bed in the mailer
and %s4urtnesi ubtens ali around en-. Size has
got tew strings OF blue and white bici'. ,gc.
hanging under the licking glass. and ihe 49,
hand.ir'ns SSowerct up - that you can see
your face io UNI.
When YOU git 10 the Federal city. dev ,ry
iogive sumthin 10 tie widders and orGps =,
soldiers and sailors. that i0ut Agin the n,,.
tons. thaye got your gTandfef's thr,c cornc,
el scraPrr, hlue cost and bluff ilcinA. al. 49,,
edged sword, afd you ken have 'em 10 we,,
~ kougrcss. Your fnDiheT has damed up sll
Tie inoth-hOles 30 iltc coat. ~ that s,e 49,.
u loDks jest ~ ne~ as 81 did wtep lef,eosn,
fichleb2 won ittn the hattlc Of White PLANE
J -itah send yOu by male, n.w mai, ofht..
mixed stockings and a pair Of Knit sIso.rIoa
'hatsre kinder easy foT = pollvtishtm ~ 80
about IN Your mother would sspg ,,
pot 81 pickles eul a cheese. bui the !
Vtrays Us agin the law. VIZ
Read youf bible, Jsbcf. tludy de -.
Moses. snd don't npcsl any op en-. ,,ind -
ten commandments 90, snd de I,,sn,b iIr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
CURRAN'y INGENUITY.

A farmer attending a fair with a hundred
pounds in his pocket. took the precsu,ion oi
deposi,ing il in hands of tho lanlori ~ tie
public house at which he stopped. Having
occasion Tor IL shortly afterwards he resorted
TO mine host for the bailmcu,. but the land
lord too deep Tor the eouniry man, wondered
what hundred he meant. and was quite sure
that no such sum bad been left in his hands by
the ssionished rustic. After Intellectual sp-
Pesls to the recollection. and finally to the
honor OF Randolph, Inc farmer applied TO
Curpn ior advice.
Have patience. my friend said the coun.
scllor speak tn the landlord c%ivitiy. and
tell him you might have left your money with
sone other r>rson. Take q friend with you,
and loigv with him another hundred in the
presence al your friend. and come To me-"
lie did ~ and returned to his legal friend.
And now sir, ] don't see how | am TO be
better of for this. i'll get my second hundred
again; but how is that 10 bc done7"
'Go and ask him Tor IL when lac is alone
said thc counsellor.
"Ay, air. bat asking Won't do, I'm afraid,
without M. witness al any m,e.r
Never mind. take my advice" said the
counsellor. do az ] bad you end return tn me. -
The isrmer returned with his hundred. glad
TO find IL safe in his possession.
Now, sir, ! must BE- coatcnt. bat I don,
sec Tn much betler off,
"well then" said the counsellor, snovs
take your friend with you and ask the land.
lord for the hundred pounds your friend NV
you leave with him."
We need not adj that the willy landlord
that he had b~en taken oil his guard
while our honest farmer returned To thank hi,
counsel. exultingly, with both hundreds in hi,
pocket.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
SELIJNG A DAUGHTER.

A letter dated Damascus. Oct. 10. says
"a man was found the other day ia the public
market offering his daughter foS sale. Being
a Christian. he was scnt To the fatrisrch by
Mr. Mish. thu English drsgomsn. who pre-
vented it. His story was q simple one: I'm
Q weaver; on account Of the cheap English
goods nv trade has bcen put a stop to. | have
a wife. a mother and seven children 10 sup
port. When sold every thing we had, !
tried to b z. but no one would give. could
get no other woik. We had mo bread for the
last three days. I thou hit Of srlling one o'
my children TO keep the others from starving.
I was offered 500 pisstres (E5) Tor this girl
and l would have sold her had il not been 10,
Mr.. Mish. who srnt mo here"
We commend the above article to the Of.
tentive psmssl Of the mechanics Of Pcnnsyl
vania. II they ere not wilfully blind to theii
destiny. they will hnd i'm its lesson fruughl
with instruction. The brief sentence. ..ChsaJ
English goods hare pat a stop 10 my trade.
contains q more convincing argument than j.
TO be found in all The speeches and all tn
writings OF all The Free Trade politicians 10
Great Britain and the United States,
In 1889 and 40. how many thousands o
the Manufacturer. Artizans. and Mechanic,
in Pennsylvania might have justly taken VI
this lamenta,ion Cheap English goods har
pat a stop TO MY trade"
Let Farmers also comprehend ats Import
When the usiness OF the Manufacturer. TIN
Artizan. and the Mechanic is put a stop to
they arc compelled To resort to Agriculture
pursuits in order to support themselves and
their families: but. when all become producers
where are the buyenl Where shall the farm
er dispose OF his surplus prodpce7 Where Il
his home msrket' These are important ques
tons. The isrmcrs of Pcnnsylvsnia have
bought experience already. in this school. le'
them profit by il. Let them remember ths
la~rnents'iou OF the NOT weaver of Dsmascu,
Cheap English goods have put n stop TO M,
trsde,"-G reensbuyg in~feifigrncer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
POST OFFICE MEETING.

There have not been any Of those manifest
atoms VI the labor Of mother nature. which
preceded the death Of that tyrsnt OF old Rome
who couldn't swim 20 well az Csssius ,Sndyet
did thrice put sside the crown, one day. upon
the lupercsl-we have not. indeed, heard OF
any lions whelping in the market place. but
there have been sundry sngry scowls on loco
foco viagcs. and we think Ca, moved some
where night before last. and last night the To-
CO foco meeting took place all about the posi-
Office. There were less than a thousand per
sons present. and some vi tAem looked a. tho
they wished they had no, been. IA. NJ Jam
i,on. Eco. was appointed chairman aud PIE
sidcd with great dignity. The effort then was
to get q secretary. Sundry were nominated
and modes,ly declined-not being d~csirousoi
appearing too conspicuous al Washington as
officers OF an anti sPpointmen, meeting. At
some one pitched into Mr.. Michael Ri
ely. who dropped . modes, cur,csy aud slid
insinu.iinsIy braind the tail feather oi a
goosr. SunJy eloquent speeches were then
made. aud ihs secretary expressed the hoPe
the meeting would recommend 1 names
and let the Prsiden, take his choice. Kind
in him. wssa'tir some one thought it best
Co sdopt the course OF the Baltimore Conven-
ton and Poke up some one that never hail
though, Of. Il took and nomination
was made. We do not. however. believe
We can get q better one than the one Col.
Thomp son procured in the appointment OF
our late senator of Marshall county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
A FEW HINTsroKEEr AwAYuARp

iMkS.-Ri carly In The moming. and be
a,'igeni during the day. in attending 70 your
business. aud not worry ourselves by our
neighbours concerns.
Instead Of following she fashions Of Europ-,
LEI ~ cultivate a spirit Of Independence. aud
decide for ourselves. how our coats, hsss aud
boots shall BE- made.
Keep on, Of the streets, unless business calls
us 10 transact that which we cannot do in our
stores, shops. or dwelling.
By all means keep sway from drinking and
gambling houses.
When we buy al article OF clothing, study
commendsbie cooomy ut tho same time re,
q good article. aud when made, take particular
care OF IL. and wear IL out, regardless OF an,
change Of isshion. Fashion is q grea, tyrsnt,
and men are fools To be slaves to IL.
Stay home at nights. improve our studies by
reading, writing or instructive conversation
and retire TO our beds at an early hour.
ID. Mind TO relatives, ob'iging TO our friends,
and charitable 10 all.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
SCHOOL, NOTICE.

An examination IN he female seminary 81
North wheeling condncsed b Mn. Wallace
will st 3c'cBock. o. Thursday.
18th inst. and coatipi.s shsssoA Friday.
The friends Of educssioa sse iavissa tosssesd-
TIKI UNIVERSAL FKvKR CURK--
Typas and Scarlet Fever. fever end sgue. end
in fact feven Of every description have .
speedy sud never-hilinG ssmedy u Cliskessv's
Sugar coated Vegetable hsyyutiSs fuis.-
Owing to their m~ssvellously pugntive and
cooling qualities. their freedom lion u~apasas-
sntpes Of taste, grpe end nausea. and tbe
peculiarly powerful Influence By which they
control and purify every postioa Of the system,
the great majority Of the medical faculty Of
New York. think Of using no other purEstive
medicines in these diseases; and the certificates
Of these gentlemen have been % numerou.
and full OF eulogy - TO justify the proprietor
in ~wsrnn,ins . cure when his pills are taken
According 20 directions. Furthermore. "a
show his confidence. n will rrturn the money
paid Tor his piIlsin ell cases where they do no,
give entire satisfaction. Unlike ell oshei
medicines. C1ickener's Suear-coated Vegetable
Pills arc perfectly pleasant 20 the taste. which
greatly enhance their value with children. OF
persons Of weak stomschs VITO And the taking
Of oil other medicinal preparations . nssser Of
much difficulty. Fosssents re advertisement.
mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.


fhtbAf, Niafth o, 10
t. h~usil'IN' on ia" table having bccu des-
patched lhr CAV prr'rvnn, .~sLing fr ma in~a "a
bc dous but 10 ssgn bills.
A. nrar 2 O'Clock, dis duty was ~ formed
message was received irom the Hotrsr. by
Ms. L'pns, informing Itc Senate Of The rradi-
mess ot tn FORMER bViy 10 adjourn sine die.
Ga motion oi Ms GJllshcT. the House was
informed tina, the Senate, having despsicl,ed
IT. business, would adjourn until the first Mon.
day In DcCcmber next.
And then the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

wise. end don't sell the birthright Of ,hs ysn-
kee uation tor = mess Of potash; and the day
NAV cum when YOU will be q minisaer q a
penitcntiary. OF q secretary Of legation.
lam your dutiful father.
PICKLE PiCkLEBi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

TALL GRASs.-A Buckeye and . uoo.;~,
got into a discussion upon the superiod,x ~
the soil. Sc, Of their respective honcs.-
w usually" said the Buckeye, "hsye an
immense yield OF grass in our region. have
known grass 10 grow On high rs a horses knee
IN one night" "Pohl" says the Hoosisr. III
have knows OF a horse being turned into Pas.
lure over aighi, and he could NOT BE- seen al oil
ia fht morning. g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
lhn MATS CINNAMON
~ % keg. Ginger
20 Bags f-rprs 10 h... ~
Reserved s.d ir sale ~
s"u HUDSON a MORRISON
CssANCEHY-ia ,he c.cui, s.,,,,.,
c.sn @. Law a"d Chaneey Ga os,s county.

Mathew u ilca.,s, and other.
rss-nsn' III decree made rn The ah,~c nae,
ss..s =, the cad eour, IN The 18Th Day si J.ss.rv
iess. ,hs o"dess'sneJ acting ss c,.aisSio.ss nm.
ses end NJ s.i"e Of The Sad decree. will cell on
sNfoNoAs me s<SvsaA day cf sArsis- slsnrrsS
sessese AND rsnrs Sax. nj puhi,c ssis ~ The fs~n,
d~ss ~ he cvssi hva-e Of Ohm c,,.a,y. ~ she \ N.
go e~sses. The North half ef La N, IS, Eve in N.
tto'h) s~sih sPasse on Fourth stree, ia The civ Of
whrei'"e. in the, part cf card cry lad est By the
isse N oh Zane De, sascd.
TERSS o. sALE-ouc FIFTH s<shs rur.
easss rsoDst 10 bv ped in cAsn. sni The r-ssSss.,
N -. es-si Psymenis ~ e'sh' sel sir'een mcelh.
ss-o The dsy ~ sie. The purchaser Swing honi.
~sh so"d security hrar'ny in'efes, issm The day Of
sale. mar III ISAAC w MITCHELL. C.n'r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
To THE WINGS OF rpK u. srArrx

w OuI
principles. John Hsmpten Peasants, has fal-
len, IN the prime aud ,igor Of his intellect. .
victim to That harb,rous practice. which from
utc DAYS at Alexander HAMILTON To the pre-
seat, Ia, baitoned on the best blood Of this
nsiiou.
There are circumstances attending the fate
ot the individual we now deplorc, which.
wlnle they art. la sn extraordinary degree,
calculated To harrow up the best scns,bilitics
ui oar MATURE. must impress every mind with
the high.st respect for his chiyalnc generosity
'i character To those who are cognitive OF
81 tho facts. sni To the Investigations of the
law. ~ leave their development, and publics-
uun let our- b. the more agreeable duty OF
placing beior, tia Wings OF this nation. the
claims oi their departed champion. the Maraf
Of ti" Press.
IL j. not enough that tho PEOPLE Of Rich
moud, and even those of Virginia. should
si0pt tlIe children of John II. Peasants. No,
no. iIis talents aud his labor were not exert
81 only ior Virginia, bat Tor this happy Unios.
with the bpuntarirs Of which his fame ives -
extensive, nor should gratitude Tor his s~,r,ices
bc less vivid M Boston aud New Orleans. than
in this city. Come then, Wings, of the I'm
loni participate with Richmcn in the graft
hcaiion OF generous impulses. She has ssi
an example woftliy ot the Gibraltar OF Whig
Principles, follow hrr noble lead. and c~ase
not. until provision b. made ,opsy this Wig
National D,Li.
The only sou Of the decreased. when asked.
81 a year tender aye. what profession he pre-
icrrcd' replied. "IriH b, on Editor" Yes a
Bhig Editor Ia bear high and proudly. the
hauucr nj i~iiSrts and gooi government. 10
Unnecessary TO ssy morr' That were To doubt
what has never vet been questioned. the pub
Ia ,pint and generous ~ mpa thies Of the Wings
ut the United States. TO rork then al once
Let every Wing Editor. in every city and
town IN the United States constitute himself
Tor month. a Trasurcrto receive subscnp-
lions towani- a Ian now being uisd for the
benefit olthc mother sul children of the late
llamprlrn peasants, and at the cnd OF
she month let Inn transmit the sum To ~ccriv-
ri To- William II. Mcfarland. E~q. President
1T Inc Farmers Bank al Virginia. who will
rive II tho proper direction. IL is proper To
that tleSe are the suggestions Ut an midi
,iiusl. bat oi ote, who entertAins full conf !
that, II acted upon. they will be eicc-
The wuteT desires that the city editors
nav favour these views with an Insertion IN
ia, if loumols, II they approve OF the plan. aud
= not, that they may suggest sorn- other which
10 them shall aPpcaf more practicable.
A WING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

There will Be Temperance Meeiins held
in the Presbyterian Church On Thsssdsy even.
ing. March 18th ct half psss Q O'Clock. ros.
NJ. Gsliy, Of Cincinna.i. Ohio. wii address
the meeting. WIN. r. WILSON. Prsss.
Tso's HoansnooK. Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11

"A FTER sssrstson al enc ~seh. sns,hsr Tern
xAsf fess msnshs % MIS- wALLAcg,s scHOoL
~ osssssnrs- Prices - formerly. Es<h ssbola
siH ~ fhssssJ ks eli The 'essinsss 81 ne 'ssa
s''ss me ssy abe snisr. whsIkss sks snsnss 81
Ne 'sss - ssf- Aiie~ sses wdi b. made ~hiy ~
sessnes en- seessns ~ s,ekns.s sso,,.e,,S Ar zee
wesh. Al ~Ao hsys sey sse~si,aes ia fonsee,.
re issssY 'nssstsisons. will see imnsd gsisiF ne
sss''y sa< i>pssisses Of such sfssRssmssss
mar 10
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Pc.omse Rsilss,A. ~ ssiif natiasss end
Ohio RaiisusA CsaQny - hss61fpssnisoed
and allowed - psschnss. tahe se9ses.ps tee
Winchssses - Feeunsc naR ResA,h pes-
susnce Of ths uvseeA. stUeah. NJ. s.nsh.
eleventh and twelfth sections a he ~ Get
Of the niuesseath q FshsuAsy> ssShsesn ban
dred and forty Ave. relasiag 20 TIE Winchcs-
ter and Possmsc ksil Rr.A.
AID b. IL further @sessf, rst ths ts.ins
power reserved II IL siath section 81 The
aid oct Of the nineteeash az February. eish-
teen hundred and fogty-nve. sfnll sot b exer-
ci~d until and unless The nett iaroae 81 the
sid Baltimose and Ohio nail Rod shall En-
ceed M pr oentna pr =
This oct shah - In foscs fSun - pasfne
thereof.
FIRE AT PnI0DUn0n.-A - bsok<
out. N Monday nesni.g. - he ~ o.
Seventh Street end Coal LAae. which destroy
ed about . dosen frame housssL Lon sail
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N%APOLEON,s yoUTu

Mons. Thisrs, IN his Histoty 81 Napoleon
a. Consui and Emperof, briggs us ia contact
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We comneni TO the wings Of Ohio COUNTY
the following srieE a. well worthy their at.
,.sstion. But too the press of other matter
We sbould have esrlifr laili, before them -
A. TO oli; portion ot !, we need but remark
that Wheeling has ever been FIRST ,mong the
rnosl generous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-11
RATES OF
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FOR THE WHEELING fIMRS

Hamilton -. ~
Granville q
kssmen B'k Canton %
'urhona 40
,B'k Of Kentucky par
lB'k Of Louisviiie- --par
Nosthern B'k ken par
4
Ststes N & ynn's I
bate Scrip .
1 VIRGINIA.
KxchAaes B1ofvap par
Fsrmess B'k Of Va per
'6t ~ H. yalley .s
B'k q Vutnia :. par
M&AEkWhceline :"
do ~ioq1entowa par
NV. Hank We p.r
Do WellsbaTA : par
! do nskersbarg par
4 Tunk1BxK.
BF of Teunesaes >
Far. & hlerch'ts BIZ >
unioa Dk )
uOnSH eAxoLsnA.
B'k u Cape Fear
Mesch's ID Nswbssrl
State HAsh I
,pAnSlAED.
Dalsimcss Bn . par
Bslt. R6cip. 3
Cumbcsland N u
Allegheny 4
Fer. Bk Of Md.
1Fssmeu& Mechaniest
B'k frederick Il
rifrederick Co. Bk 1
rHaReyntogu HI
Mineral Bk Il
rfstspsco Blk -
Washington BIZ
Blk Of Wesiminster I
nIcuieAE.
Blk Of NJ. Clair :
Blk Of River Raisen 10
. Michicsn ins. Co. t. 10
? Fer. & Mech'sB'h. 20
: colo q ssEcss VALUE.
7 fsedencksd'crs "a 80
Ten Thalers . 50
Ten Guildess , 90
Losrsd'on
NsPoIeons- ----3 50
Ducsts . i5s2 20
Eagle, old 10 90
Eagle. new 10 90
Doublcons span 10 90
DO. Patriot Is 0s
SoveTeigas 4
Guineas . %
TRADE.
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