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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

South Carolina, In the death Of this citizen
has lost one Of her ablest judges. He had few
superiors, as lawyer. He was ultra in his DO.
Iitical views, and ripe for the boIdest action
Yet no kinder neighbor, or more nerous citi.
zen, could be found in South Carolina. He wa,
plain and transformations in all his habits.
Chancellor Harper removed from South Caro-
lima to st. Louis. but returned again. He wa.
once Ia the United States Scnate--but was af.
forwards elected Judge. In early life he wa.
for q time intemperats-indeod, he was almost q
rot But he rallied, and had the courage to bea,
down the tsmpter, and provo himself man.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

Rlaves-Tasir Incresse-Ihe Number Sold.
An intelligent STAKEHOLDER, in Virginia, wishes
to know Of us,
''lst- How the slaves would compare with the
whites rs regards life average
I'd. What number the exporting send to the
planting States, and their vuluel"
) These questions arc hard to answer with ex-
actncss, because the census Italics do not give us
the necessary data. We can approach, howev-
or, very near the truth. We have. indeed, ia
BILE before us, prepared by persons well qualified.
which answers both qaestions--and We cannot
do better than give it, with the reasoning upon
which il 10 based
In reply to the 6rst, we can take the free
eolored population as a standard. The follow
ing table, based upon that, shows how much the
increase of slaves falls short Of its proper
amount. Tie numerical deficiency, and the
per centags Of loss during the ten years ending
$780, were
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

Total deieiency-327 .547. In the following
ten years, by the same rule, the deficiency was,
~, 1851. There are not as many slaves over 30,
and only two-thirds as many from 80 to IS, as
there would be, If their condition were ss favor
able TO longevity as the free colored
In reply to the second question, we ascertain
the increase Of slaves to be, from 1870 to 1880
80 per cent. Taking this as the test, for ten
years, between 1880 and lSlJ, the following Ia
BILE exhibits how many were sent from the sr-
porting TO the planting States
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

The slaves are chiefly conferred in the plant
ing regions. You may find 1000 slaves in parts
Of South Carolina, TO 100 whites--on the other
hand there are districts having out few bond. In
the low lands of Virginia, North Carolina. South
Carolina, Georgia, and in Florida and Louisiana
negroes abound; in tho hill country, or upland
region they are limited in numbers. The same
holds true Of Mississippi, Tennessee. &c. But
in East Tennessee, Western Virginia, &C.,
slavery is nominal. To make this subject plain
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30
Iet us arrange a table:

The ielite population of Western Virginia is
ms large as Eastern. Yet Western has SO repre-
senta,ive' in the Legislature-Eastern ISL!
Indeed the appointments of nearly all the
Southern States, retain the power of these
States in the hands Of slave holders.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30
ss5,24l,l75 62,723,45s

Decresse-S22, 5l1 40.
Think Of frenfy-fro millions and a half de-
crease in ten years, in our means Of support.
We tell you, friends of the South, that slavery
10 imPoverishing You yearly, and that you can
not long stand the losses it occasions. With
rapidly sucking sway our life, and will, unless
removed, leave us hopslsssly poor and weak.
Why not, then, look the evil in the face, and
crush it, ere ii brushes usl
Let the good and wise and money loving look
well to this!
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

A statsn'snt Of this Institution is published.
II ls'ks fair. The ,aock Is declared worth sec a
share; the assets enough to pay every dollar.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

Looking over some calculations on the Cen
sus, Of ls40, we found these results:
Slaves.
Tar .xar., hunJraa ...l;t.. So,,h
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

'srhe resources Of the South are exhsustless.
True. Yet. under slavery, the probability Of
opening or expanding these resources. is year
ly diminishing. See, in proof the following
tables
1885. ls45.
Population of South, 6,5o0,000 s.250,0e0
Increase In the decade, l,s50,o00
Now, this million seven hundred and fifty
thousand Of increase ought to swell largely our
means Of support. This lie the invariable result
In the free States. Yet, with il, Southern means
ofsupport are largely diminishing. Mark our
exports:
1886. lS45.
unmsnufaot'd cotton, S7I ,2s4,9 25 1873, 643
Tobacco, 1884, o4 $685.
Rice, 2,54e,750 2,l60, 456
Naval stores-Indigo, 1886 sl5,039
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-30

hrSeAs' is alone with the prosre.s,v. ,,,:.
Of The day. A'ass
The Cholera is said to have appeared a, c,.-
krow' and krew, Poland. Warsaw !. ..n
PrehensiOn." In clreassia, as ~. -
ii has made dreadful ravsgcs.
Three hundred houses were burn
tinogie on the 18th September Aa'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25
U n u d IT = ND =
EbEs GOODS
From - 10 - PR fft cheaper fhua an
rhfrf t>s itfg' 0f Tie BHis Ridge.

Prom - 10 ~ pr tfHf chfdpfT tHuH GHg
Hhfrf ti,f irfgt ot Tie Bfit Ridge
TIE subscriber iees eAve TO announce 10 thc citizens
of beetRs and Tie puhit IN general thst he has inst
returned from ihe Eastt rn cities and IS opening
very extensive sturk ~ rt ceads all 90 which lee offers
sell hIs ssel known Sare M. Is Nam street cor
utf 81 Market aiet from Is 80 80 per lower than
MS here Nes Of tie mountains. IL stock comprises
fro FsHi fsE4Ns, BfasHcuths. French. Mezi OF
Eusisnd. sua e'san. Of al qBBies CassmIfes blark
and iaHef caies 1T wHCh the very lest ever
SEINE a. ioy as - eeHs per ard pieces OF drap
de ~ ISIS dfap de 10 and draa dc ei cssbmetes5 me
rna eassinefes plain, Striped and haired summer cloth
tweeds larsC assortment at nrns and cotiaHades
tins psH aud figured striped satin tfayss and scarf,
linen and stk pocket Aandkeffhiefs &c.
For TIE LADIES WEAR
very iarsF assortment Of gWehams and eiuehan,
lawn azazIncs. lawns. eHase, aresndIue< cnfifad
cred fahe, SNts Until. Bishop lawns laccs lace muslin
hsrtrd do, lafle assortment OF NOW ste Dress sIIks
black HaliaHi o rtas dc thine hack ard hnr arnoif
do homAatznes flaps make muslin dc lame sliaelx
isie and thread lace eigtHg and inserias swiss do
glnA q and haHdkcteets emId rhdfer's rack lode,
euHs= few n these dezrafe China fsi-.H yer,
'' = trfassaf eff hH1id- aHd ginH- hlafzrts 5F.
eA4eta mowers ssasniS. snnic OF qhrli ar TU ,,nd
soonest ever seen here and uuucf OF oh.F Giles 100
letli's t9 aeHtHh tu-rtHC with an assortment ~ moi
Tess than uduo 'efd. ~ caiicoes add uiss some ~
5sW as 81 per sza, ttksss 5trks Hlearhed and
brown dFll4Hss, riiurrd rs4itifLs a.
Having selected uF stock 81 ~ rreaI care aud ljct,,
hiast tcseHt tHIt invite FHHa asefs To alV mo ; rsIl
bei"Fe tug elsewhere, am determined L. .ll ii.
Ntt WH1ie>ae ar fe4I tho5atr tHaa ana hHfze "a H.
"i sHF ether raee. Country chants ,voud ffJ, IN
Me1t advantage 60 cali 81 Na Hos Hsu .rta. ,o-ae5 -
.'e AZ. al lif - NJ tkN CIR "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

March - l5t7
Tho ssasl rammuaieatiaas8s received if'm
n. uea,e al Drl.esus announcing he pas-
saEe of several bills. Wmeh "'r.s ut'a nv
aouo Nr Bspas'. rad TWICE afa ie''f's5' ~
the standiug conlml.Isgs. $780,.
Sundrx bills reported By The s3nilassss
viii be noticed as theF are taken up
The following resolutions were recelff'
from the Houss. To- wAl,H the S'haie se5.,.'
RrSs.eel b. the General Assembly et vi
si1i. Thai Charles Ummock, Elijah Brown
Edward 5. Cav. Tbas II Ellis, joseph Il.
Anderson aud Jesss Snesd. and such eths'
PERSONS as maF subscribe ia the same. nave
leave 10 erect. under fHs supervision al tapI
Dimmock.a Ch8pri upon any vacant sf99ln'
attached TO ihe Amegy, to be used iof feils-
ious. moral aud literary purpose, re1neA a al''
al the pleasure Of the Legislature oI inc Exc
rutiyc OF the Ststc.
Resolved. bv fhe General Assembly OF VII
ginia. That the Governor oil tlus Common
wealth be. and he is hereby. authorized 10
take measures for presenting and adjusting
the claims of Virginia upon the doFerhiheh
of the United States. for advances made By
thsState Ia tue organization ei the Isl neg
ueat Of Virginia Volunteers.
IN ACT authorizing a separate election a. 1ht
Union Meeting House m The county Of
Barbour, and Tor other purposes. Passed
N ACT % amend an act passed Mareh 81
fs46. providing lofa road from duyandotle
to the kanauha river. Passed.
An Act changing the Tine 81 the annual meet
iugs OF The Valley Turnpike Company.-
Passed
An act incorporating the Branch Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Passed.
An Act incorporating the Virginia Steel Com
pany, and t8f other purposes Passed
All act to facilitate the construction Of the
Magnetic Telegraph through Virginia,
Laid on the table, on motion oil MI W IL
ley.
An ACT fixing the pay and prescribing the du'
ties Of the officers OF the Pubic Guard
Laid on the table.
An Act 10 amend the act passed 18th March,
lS47, extending ths jurisdiction Of Virgin
ia over the county oil Alexandra. Passed.
An Act amending the present Primary School
System. Passed.
An Act To incorporate The MARSHALL Semna-
~. Passed
An Act to incorporate the Virginia Mining
aud Smelling Copper Company. Passed.
An Act to Incorporate the byurhburg aht
Botetourt Iron Company. Passed.
An act authorizing the appointment OF 10.
bacco Inspectors al Huuardsyille, Tor tht
county oil Albemlfc. Passed.
An act supplementary to the act lacorf
ting the MonongalIa Navigation Company
Passed
Al act fepeaIiag the act authorizing separ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

A hlIi TO incorporate ge# lat .-i
t,eg a bridge Al the peas Of Bolks a.r3ss
the Potomac rivfr Pissed, wItt rl4-f
offered 5y Nr. STROLLER.
A biH soinrofporate thc tn. kaHae Aqurialt
F5Gnn. Pas,e8.
+ b,.I 10 smead aa 80 oL March Is 1881. en-
t.I-Iau al To amend au set eu't lei at
a,tta suppress iue..ils- lnis hm.cif post
p8ae5
4 btf dIvoui0r Naury p Lane from BET hes
hrnI T-afes " Lane Passed.
bdl at,oreius PsuHns PcudIr'ou Wright
from hsl husband Shelton Weight laz=
arJ
4 Tin ~ s,tfhari-e the Governor 10 allow al
dalaasl compensation Ia the AdJHtant Tn
neral far extra tJa#5t, Hpo>ei aa ium grow
ing aut Of the Mexican war lat on The
table
b,lI regulating the fishing ht foreigners IT,
he w5t.rs oil the Rsppahannatk uyer ami
IT'S branches Passed.
A bill authorizing The r5tzing Of COMPANY o.
artillery in the county Of fatelie. Lana
on the fable.
A hin 10 incorporate the Orphan ASYLUM oil
Alex andna. Passed.
\ bin 10 INCORPORATE the Female Free Ssh9ol
OF Alexandria. Passed
A bill to incorporate The Evansville Literary
Society," in The county oil Preston, Passed.
4 bill concerning the State Court House
Passed.
A tdt concerning the Police OF the Richmond
Dock. Passed.
4 bill authorizing the Smihietd and Shep-
heristowu Turnpike Company 70 extend
Their road 10 the town oil Winchester
PASSED..
\ bdI u extend the charters Of the Virginia
Portsmouth Iron Company, tbe Virginia
Clurine Company and the South Shenaa=
doah Copper Company.
4 bill to authorize The { uniy Count OF Angus
IL 10 subscribe for stock in The Stanton
and jones River Turnpike Company
Passed.
A bill to amen an aetpresefibins certain &c
neral conditions on which future subscTip-
ticns to the capital Of joint stock eompa-
MES should be made on behalf oil The com
monweath. Passed.
A bill incorporating the Wheeling, West Ii
berty and Bethany Turnpike Company
Passed
4 Bill Tor establishing an Inspection Of flour
al King William Mills, on the Pamunkey
riyef.in King William county. Passed.
4 Bill authorizing James Castleman, OF the
county OF Clarke. To build d bad & at lis
Jerry. across The Iiv T. Passed.
4 Bill Incorporating the German Assistant
Sick Society OF Richmond Passed
Bill diyorens Lncinaa Hughes from be-
husband, fbos. Hughes. Passed.
A bill authorizing licenses 10 issue to pioprie
tors Of theatres. Passed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

n, ~
W. - -9.l wing = 5tt some e'sat OF
heea .,,,.;sJ ''.i9''t- '''' l''s - 'a' e
-. ~ '91" - ss' s,t apathy Oh Aouf caPi-
n.,,,,o aa.I I.,..3 ~, ~ '''a''' siia
80 a.o ,'lo'.o' can si'o'a, they are m
.,;',',' s'a'i.''"E sun ana s'Heane The enter
,S''i5 ao''e '9f5Is ol Inc E'si' VITA not
" "Ne tt''S SHlo1S, tp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

obll I ARf.-Netice Of the death of MIR.
}. erES BROWNE appeared in the Times ON
tuesday last, and now that tie world ,baH
know him no more" it cannot b. moron
CT Tor one who knew him long ana inlimaleI,
10 dwell briefly upon his character and 81. =
lie came to this city in early youth,a stranger
and "th no outward influence to sustain or
elevate him; but having evidently then ,aarl.
~ ou' MS lihe OF conduct, and feeling The tiIl
.ofee oil virtue truth and integrity. chose
'Ht nv as prompted by noble nature The
guides and guardians of his life.
floih C'tftshlP1n mercantile establish
mem ne was elected tleIk ulhe North w..
gu :, ndnh ana soon alter he became OF are
't''t al mat Institution, which office he re-.
aiaeu' and with II the most unhoundcd con.
itagHeG OF alI WHO knew him. uhtff Induced
by hls last illness, to resign il '''s'''e ~
y me ne was ever atiable Ia his dcgeapor
20 an and highly social in his disposition am,
"'pi'S' ne Was tree from the vices and t.sliias
11o'' oHiihs the gentleman, and ever leJt tbat
- "'shit oI heart and mind that neith.r
-. - 'i'i 10 no. OF sanction in Others fila,
~ "@s not III accordance with the sfri,t.
- 't iiiallds oil decorum. He was in 4 no.;
' ',o'i ~ brought him IN contact with msuy
-, ~ 'aiiAs' ages and conditions OF life AMI
- az "ss ne respected aud esteemed
1Hs agent Tor the United States fer nt,;,-,
iJ"Slouefs' an Office which he held for 80
90 '.o'S htit PFof to bis deccasr. whiIa ~.
- - al" intelligence won lar Linn fh..
-, tesPefl oil The head OF the denarffa4t,, :
10 'he grave the BLESSING. al -
''o'e OF those old deiendsr>al D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

Fa-,as...,- 4..,a.-.a#s, sfHi SHALL t.,r ..th sI=
zz.5..ezI ......z-. .zz.a,.. .I.a s-II9t,aa5I com
.7r5,...-44n. 4f 81 5Ha
TNa,et pe-taaz iuliHff iatftsig'hes from
fHe seat 81 WaI tonight. sc publish more iui#
accounts bs aHa Aaste. IS esefz fafHeH.af
4blHf HE araafi0 lie ufeseHt. state 20 affairs
:. ....szs.......
1880.
SIlLL LA th h"A hiO GNA.NlyE'
lHe Nfw ofieoH= Ficafaa7 ct tie i+#h III
z=a't ass - an7sSfa tz#ei 75'5' i-i Y
ta.t 'tis6gcg ifo" IRE me 9iana.. ..=f..z.
lie schooner Ausn eaH97 one DE- : "a "
Re Re 'e> t3hi s'.s me- y -, - - -.
~ " ~ -. H. 49,. n.
r an, On, Ia,
t@.i, = - -. - s,s5tsel a
- -. ...,I .ll @e;..,ai fi3at
- -. 49,. 6,s sonyiFtion
-. 49,. ,.I.,,. ,,,s..s 4etail. of The anthem
- ,'7.,5.,,,.=5,.5 wi nm Monterey. and
-. .3,filfi5,,s -, ~ rnon, for
H75b, 4. ~ tBe 49, ,b,, !. Mill has oeeaFfcJ
-, -. - -. a., f5,ar,hf.. - 4f,cri.
IL, :, -, \, $50 :, r,i,,3 Thai
-. .il,...,4 No., -. - ,,i,b vent.
- 49,. -. ~. -. e,,lss. ,hsf
- IT,. - j.; d. .,,5.-
~. f - -, 800 = b,ss5 mon
H.. at.t5s3os - tb,,r .,,,,,..,Jsr ana lie nre-
80 If :. -,,t7,. Inn ia, ,.vsr vi hsen con
- - -,
-, .,,,r, ~ ,ts.p
tai hot h0Si thh Sb4i or an.
Arriral ef tht 4r.spt- The latest authentic
accounts from 6ff. Edalor-fh n sim
mons u Santa Aaaa and reply Of GeH.
Taglar-Lattst Dispatches from Monte
fey-f eft tte49t7# q liz .i"ef ~ -
eoHhal4t q SsTfatpo-- zee "Pa.,""9 t"'-
~, HtfF, &c, &c. ~ t't .IsI tettts--
CONTRACTION O 1hcOHttoo" CaPtRie,
&c.
The L S. Schooner AuzPe, CaPt. West. ar
rived Ii poft Yesterday afternoon from the
mnuhof the Rio Gande, having sailed thence
en- the 6gh Hst D. jarvis. ot The I. s.
Amy. came nassengeron her Heis tie bea-
fsr ol dispatches iram Col. Curtis, In com
aand al Camafso, 10 The Government az
/ Washington
DR. jarvis left Camarg1 On the , inst
There had been nothing received there from
cen 1aylor IN several DAYS The mmors
which prevailed were brought through BY Mex
IdaHs. aud ueie oil The most contradictory
"a "a -
- a., - s - - sa,,lr IN ~,
= NJ ~ -, - '.o' ".'a1 = NJ ~
IL $3.50 - -. a; -, ~ ~
1 "a mas d eur fsfa5Ss furnished M "lta
mt ~ " i T iz''2Ha,l'a q 1'giss ts .'.s
-. III, sa' "'..e' e " a. pe'so
iai'9 ,t az. ~ .>.nt on MP f.pvts
Ter VIM NoNnr1 ~ "a ~ a9a an II 'b =, a If
FEBRUARY ion Ma'a49Ias. Al taat ams :, 96 n
q tssSf dl ia NM -. :. - j enter
famed ellhef by US OF The MeAeans, so lar as
We could learn from me utter 4 large iorce
ct cavalry was known, howeFer,to be IN front
Of Cen Ta3 tor which oil course was made
sa9 now. oy lhfi5 capture OF IN detachment OF
xaa% S Ii ng''SoeH! cq'e'Fy advanced De-
4oH4 Dan eaInaelo Oh. he iofee OF cavalry
ON nus sue oi The Sierra Madfe under com
maud .t o. zen. Gffta' estimated at from six
70 s'7HA thousand Was sad to be al Victoria,
S R9 l'all az .ef '9"a[qs Monterey as Mount
c., :; Y ,,'e iollilsi pace, he{
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

- aBERT HAtNES iay lssfll BINS aud lea ine sAeui
Ee IBfc. Verss siase WITH tf' children 70 sapend =
Tie len IS Hceiuu lu company with riH WHeu ne "a -
DIS "a ic and he has enlisted Ia thr nlied SAFES
scrslze. Hr VIII rrt-sIf reHssa =a1b time AZ y"
pu-f Nv principle uiHeet ia Hi4IzhfHe tn IL 10 s19W
h.s Fellow soldiers VIVA AyifaIu ideF aee ia company
u, ,h and VII. haae hold HIu such contempt a. he
deserves unt nc mars fasf provision inE Hs vs. lH Aa
tf i8feH AVID CUTS hts present FiiidfteH- e1HdHei.
mn = HNiNES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

-, $50, =" a merchants aad others ~
- 100 nav l''s1 received ita-es # ss \
ho-e' "ist - " mr. brown. slate AMI fs.H.s,
A1ieh WI 'e closed ont al Eastern H.zs.a
tAtt"' a. We NAtie'N store ON Monroe ,.fae y
,ty,,,5,+,,,.,.,,,-
=, ;. - II a W .ALtaPtHH4 Hef
tiin l''l'H San tf ehfed. afe Vr4s r,
~. ~, H,et, = sa, Aeeh aaFlasd ts JAZZ WI
t,i5tS'Tf, = - - VI ~ ~ ItHHtf m A
- - aistS' 44=tttl.' 1874 /. q.
az az san,t 9l haAt tee1t eaHfef t-a
= ~ i'siza'" - NV ttkati Dag zH=5
- -. W :. - 80 il>''tz 81 t9i atdIH
flel',, euA,'s' ils'tils ~ h'ped Oils ha.
- ni'lt mus iaf @ii1lz
49, u" ''''''' 't'- "'ta1etHt has lar tesls a
W "a. IT,. a..
" .tzt'eff t3st no me shaHia tI. al .5ss4 ]
am ~ t4te-s "h3 ihtth tbrtr i've Harl e.l
""'' : ~, - tiAN ttH'u} ateorf p &
ne -, - ~ tl'Se dl-e5sc- a5al nd
t3it u"'n oi lliis position aeaa 7ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25
SPRING GOOD" For III

r. ST received for the Spring Trade, arr Il
" neit Of Fashionable Ginghams and fnnb a
Ne are prepared to sellscry low
MIRO MARSH. TA1LOtk N'nEl
VTTALL PAPERS, BORDERS / WINDOW 1
VS PERS.-Just received 3n0e p.efes OF ,''
wall papers The prices and patterns Wartaaielles
purchasers; call al The book store II } KOBE
nj 10 Gerber Of Main and mon di'sA
G Ill TIER HING ES-Fhe subscriber hls aH n
~ we'd new article in tie Shutter Hinge Riaf
lock hack and shut all combined IN the hins. he'
builders arc requested 10 call and Sc them
fes SAM I'll NIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25
TO EILBII}S

= AMIgk would respectfully inform z,Tes I
W the iupIl- ecEerslb thai De- ia, ii. Ga. iun I
GO aIinefslip his San5ii Law WILLIAM L ~
u Ky aud we hatier ourselves thsi 81, a4 ri fra
5est Vie fuhic IN al work rra. IL ia ON EItHei
NNltk.
mar II Nm NA4RrRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25
- IL MHEEIING J. -
7 HINT 4. DrI -.

"IloLES NE Dry Gaon- ~
H7Hroe S'rssf. H.
n NJ 55.W sel1ihe 9a ihrlr sHrrr ~.
out -'f fsa
GHANtERY sALI-ToYxi.r=
" decfee'i thc tireua saesa o''.. .1'H
lhancefY for tic county ct uz5s.
ast Of February. - IT. the zi#t .- - ID
the Merchants and NceHaa.e.. Hs., -.
plSinsut' and JasephS Lows sas DIV. .''
! WI On MONDAY. Thu fmRr ~ y
lst' set 81 pthiic auction. al tff fls., o
house Of nhio county, NlrgiH5a. f-, s
u.e nuh5i'frs 70 aud ~ twenty ana tzr5.
pal 81 4 KHfhle's addition To- NJ. \
recorded m the Clerks eiisee film 80
county N deed hook Numbered fW,r,, '7
hundred and thirty four each attss
thirty mr. fret IN front hy niuet4 f4ai .s..
t.hh The purchase moHey III Ts
instruments az slK, twelve and eIsbtasf---.
ieresi from the dsy Of sale. Raads Nh
uuiil payment in fdli 90
mr - u Il j. yt-z.#s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

f'HA pf II J..
WA PAPER Over 1900 pJsres of =9aal'I 80 =
w Glazed Paper and Borderiues. Ili nh
az alton 10 former heavy stock and - h,,s ,toGE
LOW ~ mr. - d HON Nm
go MD YOUTHS boots cs.ss b'.i "A
60 oaihis hip Ba1fs PRIME .rlItie It.i IN
tnf sale hy Nt'IkEIEN p
nr lg sIsuoftHs b. k- b'-
wv PAPER tND BORDERING
Wv sctlher witt ma i,a DAYS lser#te s's. !.
OF tie latest Platforms 1T Wal faprTS s#f F II
r5ted ts hinself al the te4i estaiii sta.1i' ss.s
iihia Purchasers Will do well o. ~
g.. e "'''''T' - a. siea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

10 Al WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
! iokNBRook arc NOW loading tbei, ho,t In,
- a'ainsiohian, and may he exnectod Al Their u.p
al landings about their usual Tine .. W.
ana o"n'feie and lad ia with efeat care e,rressi =
tT 'ne tfale Rat> Ginseng. Flav Feafher< hees,y,Y
" ai'''" III u, eA ciapre T HORNBRoOK
MI = Nhoies ale River Traders. !, hgclipg 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25

uo-IERY--To Merchants 40 o,ss,. 49,.
IN Bbttoh havr just received ra.eagf a..
I hose. hlsck. white. brown. slstf,g.l ~ N
Z winch VIII he closed ont at rs4,o,, ..#.., n
tariof Al tie VARIETY store ON MaHro, 49,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25
BRASS COCKS

d received lafse and full supply Of Rf.ss Cork.
a.s' supply eeess ditto ~ sfesiu egiaes and ~
Sl,t Maf 40 t'r ~die Market sreei fe, 100,
he'o" he Post OHce at ''9 ~" ""oIs
''' : HoRNBGooK & DII@N.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25
Hes FEE gsFGss 2,

Nit-A Steam cngtae and boiler Of f,9, horse
sb,n - ~. sa'r Ne1y low. Anpif a. Tie Flup6er
-l-.I - III - HOE \ RnttLlL.-. l. ~. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-25
OFT 4 GREER

IT AVE REMOVED their H,RnN4RF sieti -. . +,
- corner ei Monroe and aarAet Streets, e9io.s,
'Oef OFFICE. Hi+'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-11
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.



Arrived ships Finland, Bovine New York; Joseph Porter
Reed Savannah; bark Saxonvlie Reed Boston, brgs Pearl
Harding Do Cushsos Rck%an do Mf,amos EynP SG
dsncs; John Endcot EndisGt York Milton EndicGtt
Republic Eliot Bristol Emeline Garwood Charleston
Eliza Morton Bristol i Escort; Smith DO; lnereass West
colt Fall Rver Mexico. Tomlin, Providence; Aehsah ~
Hewitt NYork Houston Smith d9 J0ifpS ha BoT a
Peter Csa.ey Belts barge Venus Wilson do; Dolphin,
sb Belfast. Me- B5 brig Kathleen ps!,isGye Cork brig.
:cRrs Mary Bond, HALIFAX, Ms; Relief johnson, St John
Hartford; Kedron Ogden, Albany Increase, wssco Fall
john s e Ho.on smith NYerk Repasc,n sharp
Hgbee. Higbee, do Peter Cansey, Stubbs do; John
Este Smith, do Extra, Randolph do Harriet Ann Jen-
nings Hero. Emerson Baltimore Edward keene Charles
tom Hockman. Chase Boston; Eugena Goodwin Norfolk;
Chas Eas Appleton do; Hero Emerson Baltimore barge
Venus Wilson NYork; Dolphin. Lamb do Bolivar Conner,
do; Union, Smith, do.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, April io-Arr ship Macedonia, Jack London;
ss Esa Of
srap ps full rsssd brig bark Tesdor Major,
SQUADRON Gulf Of Mexico and Laguna; briggs st Andrew,
Cromwell W Indies Mary Ellen. Nckles, Kingston, Jam;
Hanover Dennson st Thomas; scr sylvanus Kicks Rich
Liverpool. . - , -. M
bark Pilgrim, Blanchard, Cork.