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Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
Nancy Tut, by SAMUEL AnuorT
her next friend, Complainant,
Dec. 9th, lS47.

III hCAb iAS"u1 SOHhP
G.. TurT, Defendant.
NOW at this day the said complimentary her
~ Attorney files her bill, praying that the
bonds Of matrimony contracted by her with said
defendant may be dissolved, and it appearing to
the Court that said defendant is not a resident Of
this State, it is ordered that notice be givenhere-
of by publication of this order in som newspa-
per printed in this county, for eight weeks sue
cessively, the last insertion TO be at least four
weeks before the next term Of this court-and
continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Pike,
/, Simeon P. Robinson, clerk of the circuit
court for said county, certify that the foregoing
is a true copy from the record.
(~) Witness my hand and official seal
Seal. Done at office in Bowling Green, il
w said county this the 18th day of No
vemher, l847. S. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
December 9th, 1847.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
Fresh Supplies!
AND STILL THEY GOMEZ!

IN addition 10 his for
mer stock the subscriber
has Just received a COLI
plete and splendid assert
ment of NEW GOODS,
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07


embracing every article usually kept in a DRY
GOODS STORE, together with the largest and
best selected assortment OF
READY-MADE CL0T HING
Ever brought to this Towh;-all Of which lie Is
determined to sell, as cheap,or A LITTLE CHEAP
Err than Goods are generally sold Gin these Dig
gins" ,;
He has also on hand a large quantity Of a
first rate article of refined Kcnawha Salt, which
the farmers will find il to their interest to call
and see, before purchasing elsewhere.
= In conclusion, he retGrns his un!eigned
to his friends and the public, for the Eber-
jail patronage heretofore extended to him, and
hopes by strict attention and low prices, toner
lit a continuance OF their favor.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Water Street, Louisiana. Mo.
December goth, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

Princess ADELAIDE of France is dead.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07

80 49, r-N
To DR.. Bragg, 81 Louis, JM.,-CEAR SIR-I
have TO inform you that l have used all our Ton
ic Pills, and therefore pray ysd to send me OIL
other supply Immediately, as there is much fe-
yer and ague within ths bounds Of my practice,
and hereby know how to satisfy and cure my
patients without them.
l have thoroughly tested your Tonic pills and
in my practice through this countrs; not only in
fcfuus and fever. but in real typko id ferer, & have
met with such success fro;.i their uaeo that /
now find myself at greet loss to get along with
out them. l ~eOnside. them a great blessing TO
the people ofthe West and South and I am
satisfied that tf.ey are important in the cure 'of
more diseases than YOU recommend hem fon-3
Don't iail to forward me a supply by mai, as
quickly as possible, directed as above.
] Very respectfully, yours.
| JAMES HODGES, MID:
I-For Sale'at the folowingsplaces:,o,
Z. Draper & Brothers, Louisiana,
j. G.-& J. w. Campbell Bowling Green,
JohnL Luke, C~larkSville,
James R. Patton, Patnesville,
Minor s. Eubank, Prairieville,
4 PhoIhas.M Earrnil, Grass-c4eek, PIKE CO
Hays & hampton, New London .scnae"A
w. s. COCHRAN. eAuburnSE needn't oGnty.
Britton s Voolfolk, Troy Mo.
l.. Paxton, Louisville, !. .9
Sep. 9TH, ls4s
Democratic banner., 1848-02-07
Most respectfully,
ID. T. SHERMAN.

20 S-Judge Conouge of New Orleans, died
on the goth u1timo.
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Of that order. bn, TO other censur.s Of We,


much grever character.
la respect to this General. the letter OF re-
call observes. pascnihetieally, but with an
acumen worthy OF more thana "hasty" notice
,hd some Of my specifications oi his miscon-
duct are hardly consistent with "your (myl
OH, iai reports and Communications.
Seemingly. this is most just rebuke. But,
waiting Tor the trials. will here briefly state,
that un fortunaty. | followed that Generals
own reoort q, written and oral--that my
confidence. lent him, in advance, had been
but very slightly shaken, as early as the first
week III October--that up to that time, from
our entrance into this city. ha beend ct the
desk, shut out from personal intercourse win
my brother officers, aud that it was not, TIL
alter that confinement, that facts, conduct,
and motives began 10 pour in upon the.
word as to the 5tharticle of war. can
truly say that, in this and other communica-
tons, have not designed the slightest dlsres-
pect to the Commander in-chiei ot the Army
aud Navy of the United States. No doubt
he like myself and all Others, may tall into
mistakes as to pariicular men; and lcannol'
having myself been behind tbs curaia, admit
the legal fiction that ALL acts oil Secretary
are TIE acts OF the President. Yet, IN my
defensive statements, have offered no wan
ton disrouriesy to the head OF the War De
parImsnt, although that functionary is not
in the remuneration oil thr above mentioned
article.
Closing INV correspondence with the De-
paruaent until after the approaching trial,
| have the honor TO remain, respectfully,
Your most oDrdient servant,
WISFIELD Scorr.
The Hon. Secretary OF War, Washington
DC.
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AFFAIRS LONDON.
The subjoined letter expresses the feelings
OF an observing American i'll the midst OF the
excitament in England.

The subjoined letter expresses the feelings
OF an observing American i'll the midst OF the
excitement in England.
LONDON, April 9TH, lS49.
Every journalist coniesses that political
speculation is extremely dangerous at the
present critica, moment, when such changes
flash upcn the world each successive day. No
man could foresee the great revolution in
France twelve hours before it took place. 1t
was the same in Austria, ii was the same IN
Prussia. in Bavaria. in Milan, everywhere in
Europe when the people rose.
Within one month-perhaps in ten days or
a week-the great question will be decided,
whether England will continue to go on in
her old jo.-trot way, and keep the people
chained to the earth with the most oppressive
and calling !axaiion--nr, whether she will be
purified by revolution, brought about by
the myriads Of her suffering children. This
question will be solved by balls and bayonets
both in England and Ireland. Dublin and
London will be- the battle fields; and, totally
disrscariing he sns-rs OF every press in the
metropolis, directed against the revolutionsts
of England and Ireland, | do soIemnly as
sure YOU that the blood OF the people will be
shed by the British government, before the
present month hes its course.
Whether the government or the people viii
triumph is more than can tell. | hope and
prav that the people will triumph. firmly
believe that, even ii hundreds are killed in
the onset, the Government will ultimately be
completely chapged-or rather that the con-
dition ct the people will be changed to ever
lasting benefit. l have not mingled with the
sristocracy, but know their sentiments.
have mingled with the working classes, and
| know tier sentiments. They are, in brief
tina. they cannot obtain work-thst they have
n food Tor their tamllies-that they are op-
pressed by the 6overnmentand the arisocra-
cy aud that they will make one united and
an grand effort for reform. No matter in
~ nal shape il comes, or by what desperate
effort II is Produced, yhey cannot be in a
w rise condition than they are now. Such is
their firm belief, aud ii will soon show itself
IN deeds.
The Cnartists now in London, added to
those no will arrive here from the provin-
clai towns on MONDAY next, are formidable
phalanx OF q halt d million OF resoIute men.
They can all obtain aIns in ten hours. The
Government can muster only 5000 soldiers in
London. The kiago, the French had 100000
-Austria add Pfus>n had the finest troops in
The world IN their capitals Yet the people
tfiumphed, and the people here know how
they can accomplish everything,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02

EFFECr or THR EsGLisu Nsws ~ NEW
YoRK.--rbe New York Journal of Commerce
oil Thursday morning. aludes 20 the gradual
Development in that city of the state OF Eng
lish affairs, aud says:--
The mercantile letters speak eloomily and
TREMENDOUSLY OF The porienis. ami show PLAN
y that deep anxiety was gathering on the
English public. These things have come ouI
more and more, and as they have b, en- talked
about aud discussed very prutepflv by the
press, have Increased ANXIETY, u1tl The so!ici
tude 10 get the news by tie steamer america
mas become pai.iul and intense lac Amer
lca sailed week ego las, Saturday. AMI may
be expected OF Friday or Saturday OF hi.
week. Yesterday the state OF feeling wa,
| such thai the shi 9ment oi produce To ERgla
| was almost wholly suspended. and the house.
accustomed 10 make advances ceased negoti
atng. so we are pretty thoroughiv cmbar-
gned as 80 all EGrepeon business until more is
kncwu."
OVERTHROW or KlNGS.-ln the eighth
canto Of Lord Bgtou's Don Juau occurs The
following beautiful shadowing of the esls p
lishment Of free governments
-----"God save the King. and Kings.
For il he don't. | DOUBT il ruen will longer
! ] think | hear little bi:3, who sings
| The yeriest jade viii vince, whose harness
wrings
So much into the raw as enite to wrong her
| Beyond the rules OF pos ine sud The mot
At last fall sick Of initiating JOB
*The allusion Is TO faded post horse
| wounded and CALLED by our driving.
.-r-spys.u-~.v-s-.-r
yuST received per steamer Jns EaNeock via New Or
leans, splendid lot Of Blocks and s,lais, 10, Mong
mente Tom's SC
Also, Tot of beautiful, white marble eontei,ra fol
grave yard posts EASTERN STYLE.
Also. per steamer Empire large lot Of hest quality
Marietta erlndslones nss,y all .izssaii 10 ne sold a
ESn DoZ straw'ts,s st very low prccs. ior safe b,
W. my: " GOODRICH.
= EGhoRN and Panama Hats Il, EXTREMELY low prices
80 'of sac ny hnyi W GO0DftCH.
| a LsOA beautiful stock Of SATIN sratpE. BE1.e,
| 50 sahAwts ana sesrfs, for sale vefy low BY
| my W GOODRICH.
a Lso--A splendid article of B.taAlsr for = cent
e'4s per yd., at my2 " GOODRICH
g ICKLEs.-shaws Shear Steel sicklcs. for sale ,y
4 ~ my OFT & GREER.
| EsHEEP SiiEARS.--Wiiknson's Patent Sheep Shears
| ~ Tor sale by mY2 orr L GREER
| s.yEWTON DARLlAo's sCYrgrs for sale ~
AN my2 orr q GREER
n. P'S FRENCH Brk Cloth
| = , do do do Csssi,uere, recid this day ne
Express by tmal sELsy, hoNEw & sw2AR,SGEs.
| 10 PIECES Pied prinings,
- 10 do Biue do
10 do Plain LINEN Lustre
do Had do 30 Just rcd per express
my2 ssLsv. AsNryy l. SwEApiEass
| an PIECES Ginelams,
sAAV 10 do Plain n;'t Alpaca
do Plaid ii. lie Lanes.
so do Light Prints: jus, reed by
myo SstEy AoNrw & 81 sAt1YcrY
* FOIEN Ladies' BIZ aud White cottoI G.oves
= ~ 10 10 Meats DO do do do
/ 10 do Ladies' Mixed Hose
10 do -MeRs do do. Reed this day BY
mye SrInT, AGSEw & SvEAGINoEN.
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L gf<s%
{ csse,.l -. J9~s
Tsosg .ea$
~ S-~~-
EnpElGS NEWS.
ARRiyL OF THE AMERICAN.



The stesucr America ssiled from Liverpool
or the 18th of April ami arrived at Boston on
Saturday morning.
The grca, Cbarlist meeting in London pas
sed OF quietly wi,hol! ta;nu't, Two nun
hundred thousand persons were present.
The petition to Parliament was presented
by Z drpa,atiou from Inc meeting.
ireland Is still quiet. The tioveument
bss overawed the rsvoltees tor the pre-
sent.
sill arms are being manufactured and
the pcsantry are practising with firearms.
Denmark has commenced wsr with Sches-
wiz end lio..tein. A fierce battle was fought
nea. FIushburgh. The Danes were victori-
ons.
The Pftssian troops have been ordered to
tic support of Hois,aia, and should the King
of Denmark retaiaie bv stopping he passage
ofihe sound. bis territory will be invoded.
An insurgcc,iou has broken cut in hesse
Cassel.
A frightfll riot occurred a, Cologne on the
10Th.
Aiadrid was quiet.
The Ausiriaus were on every part defeated
by the Lon1ards:
The Polish committee in Posen have ap-
pointed sub committees throughout the duchy
calling the people to ern.
The People armed with sharpeued scythes
have driven away the Prussian soldiers. cut
OF the mail and torn down The eagles and
seized the treasures,
Holland and Belgium are quiet,
| Turkey has acknowledged the French Re
public,
The Arch Duke Stephen has been declared
kidg oil Hungary.
Serious disturbances have occurred in ST.
Petersburgh
1t is reported that Louis Philippe has ar.
rived in America.
Manufactures are dull.
The Repeal papers are very violent.
OCcnner has had an interview with Lore
John Rnssel lie asked for large concessions
His iordship has refused 10 state the intention
Of the government.
The military prepare tons in France still
continued.
| Berlin. Rome, Palermo and Milan contin
lie Tranquil.
| Russia promises neutrality in case her pos
sessions drc not attacked.
London consos are quoted OF 924aS33
three per censare 81 e48l3. Exchequer bill
80 Ia 40.
There is better ieeiing'in me corn market
|, is l shilling per sack. anl 6 pence per bar
re! higher. Meal from II to IL shiiipgs pc
1856 pounds
The demand for cotton is generally good
The sales OF the week have bsen 25. $50 bales
Orleans "a 10 81. Mobile s. to a.
THE ELECTION IN iOWA-FROM NEW
MEXICO.
Sr. Louis, April so.
The official returns of the Iowa election
show Harlan CIV ITO be elected Superutend
ant of Public Instruction, by majority @
rs.
Accounts from El Passo 10 the 3D. Of NJ arch
state that the whole American force had !ef
for chihuahua. under the immediate CON
mand of Geu. Price.
1t is very probable that there will be ano
Their rebellion at SAINT Re. The Mcxicans arc
| very impairment.
The river il in fine nr1or
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Correspondence Of the Tunes.

NIVIt-IHtUNI, NVItf ~ -
The returns az: in from the county, and
Tanzey is elected. This is nothing strange
as the locos have it their own way.
Hurra! Zinn i elected over Fairfax in our
neihgbor Preston. We'll done.
1 believe Raymond holds bis own in Mart
on. T.
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ANTICIPATING THlNGS-The Boston
Post, anticipation of trouble in England,
says>-'.ihe minister OF. the Unitei ates in
England viii, like Mr. Rush, ia Paris, be
prompt to acknowledge any legal change Of
government by the people. This may be call
ed preparing Tor the event.
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,,,- sssss ~ RS
II ulaN nOARiiOUND AND NV
ERWORT COIIEH CANpx-

4 , Itei - 10 me public pleasant an, or,
Ti5 lof coughs, Colds, liaars'.rss. u.e'se rem
n, h,oihhs Cough, Influenza Uroun s"o' hths'
nus AMI genef al affections nfthe thT ,hfsa1,
a ' oaSes IL Is known 10 ,avr ,ro-ioI s aii9 lungs
70 ieiiei' and from It's rarid mi. , olueI ana
-, -'Hie!y Tar the above ,s,s - -tea' sue
-, - p'"l.'s 10 become one OF the - hss been
.'eiItlhes IL is -i,esed tho a. ,eseu ena
J ~ t'tSuiapiiVe, aad an sssfs,an,' aseh' hk'
~ ~, pu"'ie speakers generally. ~ " N"eeiisis
prel;en. " ~ '"c lieiaEatinn Indicates ia to,a:.
snt "a sna - wiz he found be i,y no IN
-, 80 a'e sse aud u'sy be used i,y eI,ld,., uhpieas
etc. .npho!ty The aslerisls i,ssa ~ a. MS
h, W He hes quality. and II niev b., fifte
''ie tesAeci, 4 PURE AND GENt7iNF on 4,
49,, Huu'l u" dou't prainuio tleir IN itLE.
Colds IN! specially in the season ~.
roro,' are no" selling thirty thousand sa,t.oo.
49, Ashf' weekly, in he ciiy ~ t,.n' ~ 81 The
paF"ia'iiy. VI - elheacy and esae,
IL, 80 P''i'fs WARRANT cure f9g tho s,.
49, : - '"~ ice IL ,hs r,f,hr,t1t =, diseases,
,,, ehN person in t'ie TINTED ;ia,ct a..lt and
.,,,,, ~ more effective fsne,ir ."ihee
cs i'' v -. to allowed 10 4rehs FL III, a hteral dls
7i Il "a eo'lii -s.@n, atlrss gi' ui oHts- for
'ASiAS q Ia. .ir.|}
oFFeT @: Monroe and NJ. '-'""'at ZEN,
lal l3--t!a '' SIS " teea4. Va 800
~ '''''' d Rotsa-5,., aaa ". ! ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN ZACHARY TAfLoh.

STATE ELEcToRs.
post II White6eld, Isle OF Wight.
. G w Boiling, Petersburg.
Irving, Cumberland.
AK Irving, Lynchburg.
5 w Martin, Franklin.
W G. Rives. Arbemarle.
T Robt L Scott. Fauquier.
SIT Garnet. Westmoreland.
9 w Bnuldin, Richmond city.
10 Robt Saunders, Willlamsour9h'
IL A Hunter. Jefferson.
II A II II Stuart, Augusta.
Il s Med Moore, Ruckbridge.
IA Conelly F Trigg. Washington.
Is G w Summers. kanawha'
rs G d Camden, Harrison.
~ FL Peirnoint. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02

goskweu * Co.'S Circus performed last
,,;rht % a crowded house, and the 76 SOM
nersett man, Mr., franklin, as well as o'neiS
of tho company. drew down great applause
They nerlorm sgain tonight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02
New Books.

ROME AMP soS. cna.pietc--Iy chas Dickens;
50 Witherin- Doiahts-iy the anthor OF Jane Z,
The Red Coats; CHI oJicle of the Revolutionary G
+ Sterling;
Anzet:a tire Gua.ifa; !hc creole Of Cutaly Miss
a Fuller;
rifrpo'i the Avenser or Tie Lost Child--ty osgood
Bradbury. Esq.
The Gamblers Fate, tu9 Doomed House: d tale OF
Myntcry OF the oGau Iln,c;
Twenty Years Aiiet: sequel to the Three Guards.
mea--,y aieSauder Hu,.as:
Pant II irs.iaa Nigni-;
Union Magazine To- Nav;
Columbian 81 = Reed ifis DAY at
HANEAAN's Literary depot.
my No III Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02

- T. a AIS U.aaa tiH - ie5,
- ~ 80 cain icxes GGEFpyFder Tea,
10 40 10 IW9efIGl INs,
hN CHESTS 10 10
s. Boxes ID e Eaisins,
10 10 trouaa ten.eF,
Bags pepfer 3do Aiispice,
20 l.pNes I'VE gaa fubaeco,
90 Hi, oUg, - hite's' BrAnd,
20 do d1 'FC8zicrs' do. Kira.
- 40 90 Widde.'.' 90 do Just rcc'd an,
Tor sale by Al=J HOR"CN WAKEMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02
Election.

WHEELING sAvJsos JNsrfTtr,,,
"a annual ri..,t-. AMI i5ih, 1873.
a. r. me affairs Of the WAeelds savr, H. manage
ia 'pG eshs year, viii be hed a. 4. 81, - union
O'Clock 4. M and NfN be'seen The houTs or !.
Apri5 D,,.,,::-,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02

GEN. TAYLOR uneducated--his mind I'M
polished--Qike sthe thousand minds in. this
commonwealth, that have not been drilled IN
common schools, and cannot therefore 'read
nor write0 would have made good soldier
"a fierce and unyielding man OF the rank and
file. But educated, this one of the people,
has made the greatest military captain oil the
age. Time to come is pregnant with great
events-and Gop has made great minds to
meet them. The duty of the present genera
ton is. 10 see that these minds retain the i'm
press OF virtue and intelligence. Foster, there
fore Elementary schools.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02

Equal intelligence will be an effectual safe
guard against fraud in trade, and deception
in religion and politics. Each educated mind
will be Magnetic Telegraph to intercept
rascality and expose yiliany. Common Schools
lay the foundation, broad and deep of general
knowledge aGd virtue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02

Teachers in common schools, are too often
men who have failed in some professional or
business avocation. Finding themselves I'M
fit for other pursuits, they offer themselves as
teachers. Like the Prussian pedagogue when
incompetent to feed the pigs, they descend
to the lower and baser employment OF
teaching children. Teaching in its pecuniafy
reward, in It's honors and distinctions, should
be elevated above the reach ofimbecile quacks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02
, handsome bloc'

Common Schools are common blessings.
The ''blss'' of isnorance-all the advantages
growing out OF the intellectual differences
among mankind, the intelligent and cultiva-
ted have managed to enjoy, hitherto, in the
worlds history.-The ignorant and unlearned,
have been the "hewers of wood and drawers
of water" and such they always will be. Ed
ucaton is levelling in its tendencies-but 1t
levels up, and brings man to the high platform
of equal intelligence and virtue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02
GifY Of WHEELING. J
Elnri L = Il tiDh ~ Ninr lG1S {

Clerks oiflce, st MAY lS4S
TIE Sergeant Of tie City has this iay flied in ny
once notice that William L. steele has his tay
ceased aching Of his teputes.--h:s aprolntnent
hefing heen fcy0ked JAMES :. svIEATE
nv: Gierh Of the CITY.
yes receive,t,ilo :, safe FnKAsOi.e ana a few
- dozen French iacs Eonneis, ine fines. eyar oared
in the cry,
Also, new style embroidered Dress Gnots
iny2 ALEXANDER iIEYNAN.
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Jacob NJ
Jones Thomas p.
irwin joseph 5.
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Kemp, Jacob
Kelley Jacob
Kingssury Daniel
Kemple Jacob
konler Frederick
Kelley John
Keith Josiah D.
Keller Jacob
Lewis q
Little S c
Leuigan Ennis
Lewis Ann jana
LIloyi jeremiah
Long Etizlbeth
Liun Chs. A
Lsngileu Lawrence \
Lichlenheim Limond
LAWS hynen
I.oveioY Catherine
Litten Sorah
Little William
Lang Neal
Lee john
Lindsey Elizabeth
Lawrence i q
Lemon William
III
Moore John
MORRISON K y
Moore Franc's
Musgrove Patton
Myers Catherine
Mini eli Andreas
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Most men will be satisfied only with the
best specimens of mechanical skill when
hey want d boot, hat, coat, or a piece OF
furniture. But when they wish teacher to
whom is to be entrusted the formation OF their
childrens minds, the cheapest is the best.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-02
COpARTNEPsHIF NOTICE.

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may q ~ WHEELING, VA.