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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
Ropr. G. ScoTT, Esq.
r.rrER FROM GEORGE VI. DALLAS, ESQ

Tx MAY 20, 1852
Dear SifT q ns eonGue, which you
public man. impose upon me The duty Oh replying d oce
with caDdor and tXplcllncss
Although the contingency on winch your enquiries ale
based regarded by me as at all llKcY 70 Occult
ms one which, in sober TRUTH have thought Just ana wise
In myself rather Than seek,-yet my msh petsona
for yourself and my dsncnaon TO seem for an IN.
STAN 10 suppress my maiued convictions on Inc greatest OF
national questions obge adopt your snpposltion, 30
tia, NAV answer exactly TO what is propoundcd
Should YOU he nomnatedhy the Convention and cleo
ted TO The Presidency BY the people in your administration
of the Government would you sustain and by every means
within power enforce and have executed IN all le
paris The various of Congress, constituting what IS
known tho compromise and especially me enactlents OF
ha. law relating the ecapture by their owners OF lus
tive slaves2 Ard again. whether should you be elected
"Prcsent Of the United States you would dlscounenance
by every proper means all attempts 10 disturb or change
the provisions of that law whereby those PROVISIONS might
South their constitutional rights in the possession and en-
"joyment Of lhtr slave properyl And Should lnioru-
naely bill be passed by Congress modifying or changing
The la referred 10, so impair It's present valuable
cnactmens would yoa President OF the Republic, veto
'any suc, bill r
To each and all of these Undergraduates give you the only
answer which my mind recOncies with sense OF Executive
dutv the only which assure the rights ana
peace of the States, and tho pcmanency OF hc Union:
The only which chief magistrate were ne ABOUT 10
swear that he will support The Constitution could gve
mean sincere, positive, unequivocal !" Yes a'oWa
rive you this swer the decidedly because is not
The birth Of the moment, but conforms win senti!nsns
which have long entertained and openly avowed, WHICH
desire conceal or 10 qualify on any occasion OF
for any purpose and which, in my humble but firm Judgment
if our noble and bcnrcent of government IL 10
he preserved animate the breasts ard regulate the
conduct of all its unclonuries from the highest 10 the hum
best have the honor - be, dear sir,
Truly and respectfully. yours,
c. NJ DALLAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
:, rrrER FROM ROBERT C. SCOTT, ESQ.


sia short fortnight will barely clapse before inc Con-
nt;on Of delegates of Democratic party from every
Sat-, IN our Union will assemble at Baltimore 10 nominate
Two Of our mos, worthy and distinguished statesmen 10 De
,d fn1 "a President and Vice President of the nation
yur name hns been with the proposed nomna
sn and will be most probably presented to the
m already has been country Tor It's favor ahu SUI"
nor Marked as has been your p2s! pg'eal NE y ii
be nominated by the Convention and elected 10 The pesiden
CIV by the people, in your administration o the Government
will you sustain and by any means whin your power en-
force and have executed in all their various acts VI
Congress constituting what is known the Compromise,
and Especially Of tina, law relating 10 The re-
capture BY their OF fugitive slaves And again,
whether should you be elected President of The United
States you would discounenance by every proper means
all attempts disturb change the provisions OF that law
whereby those provisions might be made less ccctna for
securing the people of the South their rights
in the possession enjoyment of their slave property! And
should unfortunately bill be passed by Congress- modifying
or changing the law referred To- 10 impair It's present
valuable euacnenls would yon President Of The Repub
lie veto any such b Its due 10 candor 10 utOm YOU
that repy TO this communication is desired before the
meeting of tho Baltimore Convention und when received Is
intended for publication and that copy OF this will be
10 every other gentleman whose has been mentioned IN
connec ton with the nomination..
| am, very respectfully, yours, DC,
ROBERT G. SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
TIE ELECTIONS

Took place yesterday The following returns all That
have come to hand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
By the National Line.
FoxTnK DAILY lNTELLIeENoRs
CONGRESSIONAL.
2. WAsHINoroN, De-

WASHINGTON Dec. ~.
SESATE-Mr. Kings health is so much worse,
that he sent in his resignation 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Atcheson was elected President of the Sen
atetro TEN.
Resolution expressing thanks of the Senate and
regret for his Illness was passed and sent to Mr..
King. Il. ..t
The Kentucky Senatorial case was taken up
Mr.. MerriweatherSaid when the vacancy happen
ed the Governor filled it-theIe his power ended, it
was fortte Senate to decide what fine that ap-
pointment continued. He wished he could give
the seatt Mr.. Dixon, as the Legislature hadd de
olured their desire that he should have it. The
action ofthe Governor was clearly in pursuance OF
the Constitution. The appointment was to con-
tinue tillthe next meeting of the Legislature
Mr.. gRusk took DixonS side. - '.'''
Mr.. Seward follow ed on the same side, giving his
reasons. u!aas 1rall.ilsl ssriU S1tH1s Z. iE~
p The vote was then taken, and Dixon admitted.
Yeas %, nays Is. r.. gtts.itr
Mr.. Dixon was sworn in, when the Senate adj
iobrned. .tH - Li4IHE icEi}H
HoUsE-The House was principally occupied to-
day in considering proposed amendment to the
standing rules, poviding for the appointment Of
committee Of is, TO be called the committee on
claims. .".a--l- .s-'f". .7't s--.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
CINCINNATI MARKET.

+ .r.4 .zs...- CIxciNNAri, Dec 20.
lz Flour inactiveS prices advanced to s4.20 1925
Whisky 1911. Nothing done in hogs, weather un-
favorable. Lots TO arrive held nj 81. Provisions
firm at from to s for bulk shoulders and Sides
Mess pork ST., Keg lard 103, cts, and l04 for
Dbl. Sales of Saturday and to-day reached one
and quarter millions Of pounds of meat and 6OOO
lbs Of pork. In groceries fair business is doing
and prices unchanged. The riyer has risen feet
Weather VAIN and cloudy. -, - L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

ions II. THoMPsoS informs his friends. and the
''rest of mankind" to-day, that he has his usual
excellent assortment Of ANIMALS and gift books
for the Holidays, together with something a little
eHta. Any one who will look in at his Book
Store, on Monroe street, will find no difficulty in
sutng themselves with an appropriate book for a
present. Who has not got friend who expects
to be remembered on the days of friendly tokens9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

OPENING OF THE RULRoAD.-The Richmond
Republican of Thursday says a communication
from the President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has been laid before the
Senate by the President, inviting the members Of
the General Assembly to attend the celebration OF
the opening of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
the city of Wheeling. We understand that n
large number of members have expressed their de-
termination to accept the polite invitation. ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

NARROW EscAFr.-Mr. E. BIS wearingen's horse
took to the water at Grave Creek last night in an
effort to lead him on board of boat, and was
barely saved from drowning by the exertions of the
hands Of the a. Clipper. We suspect the 'plaugy
eritter a Locofoco, or he would have been
used to EloaLking the plank about this time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

WARS ruE MATTER with the gas1 The pecu-
liar SulPhurous smell in halls and churches for
the past few evenings, have broughtto our imagi
nation vivid thoughts of that nameleSs region
where good folks are said not TO go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
NEW YORK MARKET.

FLouR.-State brands sS,44a6,6s, Ohio 6,5Oa
GO. Wheat 81, 80. Mixed corn IS. Whisky 244
Mess Pork SIS, 50a1s, TO- prime S15, 3al5,50. Beef
sI3 to 1880. Prime Lard 1Sa1S4, inactive. But
tel and Cheese unchangee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

EHFREss.-That express wagon of Charley Full
leris Reat affair, and Charley a trusty carrier
PatrOnise It.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

PRoFEssOt GRIMES delivered the first lecture of
his new series before large audience at Union
Hall, last night. He resumes the subject to- night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

OvEEBOARD.-A man fell overheard from the
steamer Cincinnati at the wharf last night No
damage, save ducking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

TIE RIVER is falling very rapidly leaving the new
Louisville packet steamer Thomas Swan, I'M
launched. The energy of the builders, however.
: is aguardutee that she will be out in due time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

APlcrURE OF JUVENILE DEEFArR was boy who
ran up street yesterday after dog having round
his neck the little fellows new comfort. He had
e1peinentallY place it there, desiring to survey
its rch clors in different aspects, and the dog Ia
king liking TO ii, made of with it. The boy
made good lime, crying as he went most bitterly.
but the dog beat him. Alas! adventurous boy,
the days are coming fast when thou shalt find that
many Of thy richest comforts, and many of the
dearest objects thy heart. have been tied to a
faithlssS dog. He will make of and leave thee
in thy bitterness or perchance, lead thee into be-
wilderiug paths, and when he has robbed thee of
the Immediate jewel of thy SOUL" he will leave
thee in thy wTetchedness Dith9ut a comfort. Be
sure, my lad, of what thou test to-te not to the
wrong dog!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
.:,Lt hv thr WHEEL Nc

a-co.c-1T given last night by the WHEEL Nc
80 I've vn, at the Baptist ChHten' was
A's'oAL L.,a I'D and the audience seemed much
i1's .s,, This association is composed OIL SOuie
gtaH":I' ,d Gentlemen associated together Tor 'he
20 ,a Of music from the love OF the ART anu
eu ;I.,inl the brief period of their existence as
cOns.lo of,Iion they certainly perform well. Iney
an ,',"n musical talent among them and WIN
nA,. and voice can produce perfect t0''S
81 scund. which is controlled, however, oYcon,
20 ,s.,b,s taste and precision Their music is oil
.'..J ,rhicb, do the best We can with certain
una. ,.srsioas of another style, is most likely 10
islr upon an audience. ... ..,o-
We never were mnch of musical ctluc' iaf'ne'
the language of reIHg furnishes test LOT inc
'ula w ~ music. "There be- musicians and we
be,rl them, too, and they have great replta
, na.' HON VIC cannot help assocatng with mon
Wv s ,s,ride of Rainbow, trying to fiddle and sing
=, ,ho s,.rz, And from the uneGrthfy sound they
ID. Il would seem more fitting 10 that sphere
+,.rou,s. We confess that We are too eartAfy 10
f.,I,be power of such "divine strains" Inc as
,ooi.tion we heard perform last night seem elmer
,,.n,ollv or studiously to have avoided the error
q, ,,hicb we have alluded, and if they persevere
tbev cannot but succeed in securing much ENJOY
mon, for themselves, and contributing much 10 the
enjoyment of the public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
New Fall Goodss!.

New Fall Goods'!So;. go. Hae4
7NIiS orning we will dominance opening our Fan stock
OF Goods, among which may be found the ioliowlns
7'1'' DRESS SILKS 4.sH
Very rich silks, Plain black Gro De Rhine
BLACK q coI,d Pout DE Sole, Fancy CoiOred Gace, -
Cod Satin de Chine, SIX Heavy md tteh
entirely new, EHtF stewart lFlalo SlIes IA 81"
Gro de Antique it-'-i "a hhfely new "eSisHH'
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figured
Mourning SILK aud Wool MouslinD De BaineSs-
French ChintLcS, very beautiful. a4tL-asEsV gag!
BombaEInes, Lupins make, extra. r8 u Il ., 4lalr
Our assortment OF Fall S0wls Is unequaied Tor eeearSe
and variety eonsistinEo OF
Ermine fur ShavVls, all coors. s. az r Gatlt
Thibet Palm Shaws, all coloTs. a.t' 4 o. i.ti f.f
Grape Sbawls, at all prices Embroidered and PLhh
French Cashmere Sbawls.aty Il .a-.fl ~ .f ,sfp=iz
Bay State and French Plaid shawls. p. f
AT TRIMMINGS; EMBR0IDERIES, &c. Il s..
Embroidered Plouncing Swiss and JacOnet MnslRs
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and lnseTtings.
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses
Trimming Buttons, in new designs. ss.'' 30
PIlnges and Laces in every width. las .'fzt -gss
Wide Black and colOTed Velvet Ribbons zsts .l Il,
Narrow IE- do for Trimming.
trimming Ribbons entirely new style. o.
sept3 O. w. HEISKELL u Co .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
1852 RIAfsNIPICBNF ST0eEk OF 1889
a4aia'A5l DRY GOODS. . '''''''
-, VIM, II. ISELBY. ~ .soilr

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va. is now Tsesesivtns
NI his stock and Winter Goods, for Jobbing OF
neutrality-suspicious., and opthe best manufactures OF our
country. CAREFULLY selected expressly Tor the .,r.
,Jo'r-'a t'7!f JoIBING TRADE.
or the best rabes designs and eolors TO which heie
specially soiets examination from his old customers
stock eonss(a in part Of the best makers
~ anu ofthe usual variety o! eolors both Foreign and
CASsfMERESNBlai blsck and doeakin, As wall a. Oh
great variety OF the choicest fancy coloiS.
SATlNETTS-Rlack Blue Steel mixed, fancy Green and
IIrOwus DC! a very Tull ahdComplete stodki also
Tqyaads JeanB. 30. *
OVER cooIed blankets, pilot and beaver
siF7s cloths and other such goods in variety -
PRINTS-A very large stock OF tue best makeI3 OF last
madden c6ors, AS well asthe most common Kind
lirt'' or low priced prints for comforts, &e.i
DRESS GOODS-GinghRlns, mouse de Ains, emb'd uSreI
s Vain and fg'd bSck alpacas, well as OF eolorS
OF the best variety. both figured and plain
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and TfaIhp jaeoheI9,e Swiss aid Scotch mills. In
,-d ia book thread and cotton lRcesr edgingA, etc.,
.. In variety, also Irish linens. ~ sIiJ5'5lJ
CAPS MEMS boys and child velvet and cloth caps
E''a also Mexican hats, most desirable lot eli a.
AISO-Shaws, ribbons, hosiery, umbi elias brown anu
blcachcd muslins, Shifting. checks Ticking, &C.
&c. together with a fdif and complete 'at0ek Of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wantedi and eltoseth
or feel well assuIed!my stock is so complete that
when II is examined and the prices toid II VIII be
Iound in all respects, perhaps superior TO any
fy- l stock OF Goods before offered In the market
aue2i. .l-5,a,-a 'aeS-l'.s.i T. W.T.. t sELbY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

presented to the Senate to-day. Oh '|Oit=&
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

sovyrHIxo NEw.-The advertisement OF the en-
ter,iumeht to take place at the Melodeon tonight
viii be found in ano ther column. Wearepromised
lectures on physiology, Pathology &C., aud the d.
yersities OF the human race.
The subject for tonight is WONAN-as she has
b4en-as she now is-and as she ought 10 be. OF
,b. merits of these lectures we can speak more ad-
visedly when we have heard them.
As to that .rAite African (Or rrhite nigger' If you
meier the phrasc) he is certainly queer creature
We have seen and inspected him. While he has
The features and characteristics of the negro his
shin il Of rather delicate texture, and quite fair
with the exception of large black spots on his face
and few small ones on his wrists. He is said to
have been black at his brth born of African parents
in Kentucky, and to have continued black until his
18th wear, when he commenced tOgTOw white, and
continued to Thiten until he arrived nthis present
color. This is marvellous change in world Of
changes. We suspect something else than bad
E1gn has happened the fellow. Perhaps we will
be told tonight what it was.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
sOUTHHRN FINE ARTI
t. b. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. c.
GEORGE WASHINGTON!
IN ANNALS OF AMERICAN FINE Ar


uNFREcEDENrEp ANNALS OF AMERICAN ZINE Art!
WEIGHS magnificent Portrait Of washington- GEO By
w 26incheS(-RngTaved steel (by pernssiOR) from
Gilbert STARTS only ORIGINAL painting.
celebrity Of this great engraving has doubtless be-
familiar household words to the minds OF
~ person in the United States who cam read. ss
EverT Artist Scholar Statesman aud JuTist in
country in Europe, capable OF judging has pronounced
WEIGHS WASHINGTON ~t-
perfect transcript OF Stuarts world renowned painting
SUCH the only correctly engraved portrait In exs
tence.
1--WE DOLLARS Per cory
The only merit this Portrait OF Washington possesses is
that the Senate United States and the most cecbH
Scholars. Artists, Jurists and Statesmen Of the United
pronounce 1t the only correct Portrait OF Washington
ever engraved .. .t- ,...l
nom the Hon Roger B. fancy, Chief Justice Of the United
States; ~ ... -. ann -a
DEAR SR-Accept my thanks for the Portrait OF Wash
ton OIaTt its excellence and beauty must strike
every one who it, is no less happy in its likeness
to the Father OF his country II my good fortune 10
have seen him in The days or my bOyhOod, and his whole
appearance is yet strongly impressed my memory The
portrait you issued appears to TO be an exact like
ness, representing perfectly the expression as wei as the
form and features OF his ACE. I.- .-....
With great respects ... 30
Geo. W. Childs, Esq, Phita.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GASi:hEA PS,

5r -a.- Patent PhosBenc Gas, .. 10
FOR BU NINGIN he SANE a-EE
This Lamp for producing portable Light ts eondnHs
" recommended StpeTioT any other notc IN tte
TINE LIGHT is produced by the burning OF an aeTotn
Gas which is emitted in beautiful jets nom small Per
fOTations in Platina,sil -Is.3t.--, . -.
The Gas generated il is used, blythe heat Of ita ow9
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus Is perfect and portable arparatGa
for creating and burning aeTiforIn Gas 80
Its such. that an possibility OF aeeidsrt
its is entirely and the great o.
any other kind OF Lamp ItTequrcs cleaning and Trim
ming as the Oil and Camphene Lamps, and burns equally
WE'LL eherith without glass globe or shade and per
Eectly free from smoke or Odor. 'as-ts - ~. aFt
The opinions THE scientific be learned from The
that at the Annual Fair American Insutc in 164
SILVER MEDAL was awarded 10 the Inventor, and ID
pIoIna to the eand at the same was pTonSuhe
ed the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
The above for SALE Wholesale and Retail, by IsfFB
J. K. DUNHAM e co. ~ s;l7i
...g, - No. 2a Monroe ST., near the Post ONCE "a.
selp17 f''-N - Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

MusreAL--We have rumor that Ole Bull,
StrakoEeh AID Patti are to lie in town thus week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

Read ThisI ID
From the Hon Johl. Mclean, Associate Judge OF the
Supreme Court
Dear Sr-I thank you the engraved likeness OF Gen;
oral Jaekson il is eAcen In the latter part OF
his life his grey hairs his tall AID venerable frame, the
sincerity kindness Of his expression and manner cap
yated ali who became acquainted with him There were
few any persons educated at home or Abroad however
MUG they may have associated with foreign courts who
could equal the grace and Of General JRcksOns
manner in social circle Whether consider him III the
field in drawing at the head OF the Adnms-
tratio , he was a remarkable man. ".rF Oh.
WiihGre1t respect,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21
Important to Farmers!

1mpoFIanG TO FARMERS!
the time is approaching when farmers viii prepare
their ground for spring crops, the subscribers
Pecy inform them that they have SlaIge quantity Of good
price, favorable terms, provided they get the
produce which they will the market price, or fifty
bushelj will contract for term OF years.
and will pay cents per bushel cash, for all the r
mers will grow and deliver at our brewery.
We aaEe this oe 10 farmers hoping it may induce them
to raise much Barley as we require without
foreign markets. have hitherto been compelled 10
buy large quantities every in the Suites Of Kentucky
and York also in Canada for here
and in Pittsburgh -. -.
We beg leave 10 suggest the necessity OF sowing plump
Erafn careful iRharvestng threshng, and
cleaning, a cannot inferior damaged Barley
We will also have good Winter Barley for seed, ready
to next Fall = ...
dar10 3und N.
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Q RIVER NEWS. n
REP RTEp FOR THE INfELLIGENoER,


For ne la..a4 Ae4r.. srding e,l a so,eioek
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- -,,,. p1ILY INTBLLIG BNCKk ior
stns; sss Ssf.p S5ihs Price TWO e'"r'
ale at The O sE4S authorized to IsSsi Is. iHSsS5P
lions 10 the Da and Job work TO be done at
III. CITY and the adjacent towns VIZ S.STS' a
s he daily IntefSSsPSessTK BY This viii iGSrd
@,,r Of TEN CENTS a moi wish subscribe ny
Mo- :! g vii supply his subscribers
taS 5StaneaTIy hour
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-21

EDissolution of Co-Partnership.
1.-THE Partnership heretofore aubsisng between the
dersigned, under tho firm OF Warden & Edwards,
has been day dissolved by mutual consent Jacob NJ
Warden sold his interest to James w, Warden, All
indebted TO said late firm requested TO settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden.
"''' - - JACOB M. WARDEN,
dee4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.
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@. n. ". ALNUTT. -.-s, r. H.iLovE. CIV. MARTIN
. Love, Martin & Cos - d. -, IL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.t',g- An.-' BALTIMORE, MD, tuE 81 40

agents for he sale OF Baeon Pork, Lard Btsr, Ejur,
: l'' TpltSky and Western Produce serLerdny.
ID oSS ESSlNG ample and every facility for doing
I business In satisfactory they respectfully so.
cit the patronage OF those rcqurin an Agent III
Of Groceries for Western account ,.. ri d .... ~.
Refer to- g t.. r 49, .-.....s
baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally.
d. Lamb, Ksq,, Cashier North Western Bank Wheeling
S. Brady MeTchants& Mechanics -
John List, Farmers d Manu.Lctnlcr;, "
J. C. Tnllnlan a Branch State EHIh' q Bridje-
port 60. ~
y. H. Forsyth, Wheeling, Va f55@.aTii
LEWIS BaShs, NO. a-r4.rf. ~ r.F .Iru.fsfI
w. W. ShTiver, -;
Aaron Kelly, 90 1900
John X. Morrow, a." .,.f.sl .r.s.....