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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

NJ THIERs-the most philosophical OF French
Political Economists-has broken ground against
the practical absurdty Of Free Trade, and con
tends for the necessity of Protection. He thinks
the question of Free Trade is mot one to be abstract
ly disposed of without regard TO the character OF the
country to which it is to be applied.
NJ Theirs made speech In the Bureau of which he IL
question Of Free Trade very serious and dangerous
one especially this year. What done in England by
Sir Robert Peel in favor of Free Trade had raised wishes
in favor of the adoption OF similar system in France
but the circumstances of the two countries were very
different and regard ought 10 be had TO them. France
was great and productive country herself and had less
occasion draw her supplies from other countries than
either England or Russia.
The shipping interest OF Franco required protection
The Colonies were of assistance to the shipping and
il was only by tho home trade that the shipping interest
could be extended When France was mistress Of the
seas let her do as England was now doing but not till
then Let them initiate England by waiting till her ship
ping developed than that OF any other coun-
Try He opposed all reform in the Customs, with the
exception OF such as would increase the shipping
He opposed especially all diminution OF the duty on
iron.
The Minister of Finances. In replying to NJ Theirs,
said that France from her territorial and political posi-
ton would long require the protective system With
re gard 70 the reduction of the duty coffee he said
ths, il under the consideration of the Government
but his opinion that IL would be better to reduce the
duty on sugar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

LIEUT. THEODORE TALBoT-SASTA BARBARA
Lieutenant Theodore Talbot Of the United States
Senator from Kentucky who accompanied Colonel Ere
mont in his expeditions TO California and the Rocky
Mountains when mere boy, displaying a degree Of
ability frmness and n,repdity unusual at his early
years was left in command of Santa Barbara the chief
town between the City Of the Angels and Monterey last
September with force of but nine men, Capt Giles
pie with only 30 remen having charge of the City OF
the Angels. The Californans soon revotsd-suround-
ed Gillespie's small band with 500 men in srms-and
forced him capiulate but not not until he had warn
cd young Talbot of bis danger Talbotheld on though
he had 20 fighting to keep il order until Giespes
surrender. Manuel Garpa with 200 men then surround
ed Santa Barbara gave Talbot and bis nine two hours to
surrender-they pushed for the hills however, driving
portion of the besiegers before them. "The Caliior
mans" lsays Mr.. Tslbots modest letter in Fridays
UAionl ell of course took arms against US" Mr.. L.
encamped on the hills above the town for eight days
with very little to eat, when party found out his re-
trent but scampered c after of his people
had fred a shot They next sent foreigner to
him with terms he preferred fight and they didn't
SO they BURNT him out and after travelling COO miles be
was enabled to join Col Fremont at Monterey, who be-
lleyed that his whole force had been killed day or
two after he marched TO the aid Of Capt Burrows, who
with 81 men was attacked by 80 Caliornans and killed.
with two of his men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
Law Courts.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Mel
On-John b. Emerson %. Peter Hogg and Cornelius
Dean1Otsui, against defendants tor violating pl.in-
ufs patent BY constructing what called the Encs
son Propeller" which proved % be substantially
the same as ths, patented by Mr. Emerson In 1885,.
This 10 the third trial of the case, and 10 the aggregate
was for pslntH for upward Of s2Oooon the second the
Jury did not agree 10 the present trial on Saturday
the Jury returned verdict In favor OF pisinfr, with
damages, In the amount OF slJOO
Judge Nelson delivered elaborate and able charge,
presenting much valuable information 70 the Jury as TO
The law OF patents and the rights Of parties under H.
The case was summs<up for the plaintiff oy B. Cut
ting and Hamilton Morton, Esqrs and for defendant BY
John o. Sergeant and Francis Ii. Upton.
CouEr or CoxxoS PLEAs-Before Judges Ulshoef
fer Inzraham and Dsly.-D &c Isl ons -Efrard J.
janus vs. EEs. J0r1s Stevf action by tbs
landlord Of premises 2e add 2fO Broadway who let the
second story. &c. 10 Jas g. Elliot upward of $4,000
year and claimed 10 nave SIZE due him when the
sheriff levied the effects under another execution.
nonsut allowed on the ground that the notice 10
the sheriff not sufficient IN setting the demises
and premises TOR which the rent due Motion 10
made TO set the nousat aside Nonsuii confirmed with
costa
Ddrid Eastsate vs. Horatio r. G0rsn end Root No
Keaa-Acton Of espass In relation 10 some Tuscan oon
and other goods taken at % Division a. under sn
execution against John Palmer bu. claimed by pr l.
Verde. was siven for plaintiff. Verdict c0nD,mse
Ti0Has Holland and Hn Edssr vs. H0taya yum
This action Of eectment 30 recover mousse go
lot - Washin gtoust Mr. n claiming a. lessee ana
az entitled 10 the fee Verdict siven for plaintiffs
subject 10 the ounca OF the Court serdct tnoosed 80
as 10 be in favor of plaintiff Holland ios years sne
msuths rent from lst Oct 1875 and Judgment for deen'
dant relates TO Plsintn Edgar
srpxntoR Cornr-In the action brought by Mr.. Cas-
tisoo. against the Sheriff and some creditors on Mr..
Rodriguez for qusniy OF tobacco and cigars
taken At store IN WNiss Tss Jury soVldaO ssrss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

II Who is A. D. Robertson OF New. York
City At the caucus of the LocoFoco members OF the
Legislature he WAS nominated their candidate for
Commissioner ofthe Code. in place Of Chancellor Wal
worth who declined. VIII some OF our Eastern ex,
changes enPhlen to the peculiar qualifications OF
this New York Tribonianf butt Com. Adv
Eg VIII somebody crafty and enighten or
perplexed cotemporaryl Our acquaintance in the
region of the Pewter Mug is limited but we re
member that when Mr.. Il. was made Assistant
Vice Chancellor last year, it was thought dizzy
hoist for Tony, as his Political friends iamiliarly
called him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
Clns.ics Of rhe " Cnion.o

The Union OF Thursday contains an elaborate
|eader upon Mr.. Websters speech at Richmond.
b not written by the editor of the paper it may
nevertheless be supposed to express his senti-
|nents for il is strongly redolent of The "Resolu-
hens Of '9s" Time will not allow at present to
Dive it particular consideration and inclination
(erer may.
We would appropriate moment however 10
Psk respectfully of the "Union, 1t the tabled pro
feny of Deucalon did spring up, as It asserts
armed for unrelenting conflict from their very in
kncy7" We have "read it in the story-books,
bat a respectable man by the name Of Cad
bus sowed some dragons teeth, which sprung
D in an unexpectcd-or st least unusual-crop of
(rmed men. Is not this the tabled progeny" of
khich the Union speaksi I'VE pause for a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
VOL. VII. No. "a.
Xirclnin.

The Richmond Wing contains the following.
from which we are obliged to give up the election
Of Fulton in the Abingdon District and make the
delegation in next Congress Wings to Loco
Focos-with one vacancy
THE ABINGDON DIsrRIcT.-We understand that sy.
cite McMullen Ia sscertained by the official scrutiny OF
the polls 20 be elected TO Congress from the Abingdon
District by one majority over Andrew s. Fulton, the
Wing candidate
The Wing has also the following from the Ka
nawha District;
Our returns are still incomplete from this District -
but II is certain that r. A. Thompson s elected. II Me
Comas had been In the field fortnight sooner We have
no doubt the result would have been different We an
mex the returns received
Counfes McComaa " Thomuson L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

A YEAR OF No LIcEssE.-The Grand Jury EN-
panneled the late of the Circuit Court at Canan
dsigus separated on Wednesday morning without find
ing single indictment. This speaks well for the morals
of Ontario under the operation of the vote for No
License
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

KEARNEY AND SroCRroN.-We notice letter
from John K Thompson. Esq. of Princeton y J. pup
lshed in the Pennsylvania Friday containing an eA-
tract from letter received by him from Commodore
stockton This publication reveals bad state oil affair
in California In fact Rumor has been busy since tne
arrival of Leuts Emory and Gray the bearers OF as
patches from the naval and mutsry connlAnoers IN
tha, quarter In giving every imaginable shape 10 the
difficulties existing between Commodore Stockton and
General Kesrney and Lieut. Col Fremont has been
connected with the quarrel an sddends to Ccmmo-
dore Stockton.
Ruor also has il that another express has arrived a.
Washington with dispatches from General hesrney
showing that the 0Ts. possible condition oil thin IS exists
ia Notwithstanding less thsn an open war between
Commodore Stockton and Col Fremont on the one
side and Gen. Kearney and his officers on the other
The former it is said. have dispatched messenger
TO Washington by way OF Cape Horn, with tneH sloe
of the story, whose arrival 10 daily expected az
Washington This difficulty is much 70 be depl0rec,
and we fear from the character OF the oehseren tnAs
the end is not yet and that u viii require a. he 'Ac
and skill OF the heads Of tbs War and Navy n'
still the troubled waiers Genera heArney = ptou4''
neniy dstnguis tor bis GOODNESS energy and deter
mination while Capt Stocktons decision OF character
well Is mpetuOsiiy, Is equally well known me
Cabinet at Washington 1t Is said Is IN great PeIPeAy'
philadelphia I've. Bulletin
CALL UPON ILLINOIS FOR MORE TRoOPs.-lt IS
announced in the Sangsmo Journal OF the 2th ut that
the Governor OF Illinois has received from the GOVern
mem, reQuisitiOn for regiment Of v0lunteers-en
companies OF infantry and one Of mounted cavalry
Their destination Is Santa re- and they are 10 serve
during the war or until discharged. The Governor was
10 issue bis proclamation Immediately to secure com
pliance with the reqaisition.
STEAMER BURST-Loss OF TIE DUKE OF Or
LEAx,-This fine steamer was totally destroyed on
Thursday while lying aground At Hat Island nAI nAP
nsne5 10 bs alous,ds into which the crew and Passen-
gers lssped SO rapid the progress Of the names
that they had barely time to make their esespe; IN
sured for 5000 Isl Louis Reyeille lt
STEAMER SuSK.-The steamboat Governor Jones,
from ST Louis on the Goth inst passed the steamboat
Felix Grundy from 81 Louis Tor this port sunk Al
Grand Chain. II was thought from her Pos'non, thA'
.he would De a total loss The machinery, and p0r-
tiou of Der cargo would bs saved. n. " PIC. April e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
General Notices.
General Notices.
PERPENDICULAR AND PUBLISHERS,
FOwLERs e. WELLS,
13l Nassas-st. n. Y.
BOOK, ADDRESSED TO
Those who make Boots asd sbeess

Ind eYscsatiy 70 khsS uAS uesv fAnA
THE BOOK on TIE Frsr; History Of Boots sDd Shoes
with Illustrations Of the fashioss Of The Egypusas, He
brews Perssns Greeks aud Fomans. and he prevailing
styles throughout Europe during ths middle ssss, down
The present period. Also, Hin 70 Lsstmsksss aad re-
needles for corns, he
BY J. sPARKEs HALL,
Patent Elastic Boot Maker her Majesty ths Queen ne
Queen Dowsger, he.
.Mr Hall 10 the most fasbtossbls among ne Looeon
boot bis book hss been received Win decds1
favor Ia The higher circles" iIines 'Loneonl
70, such visions - these The disciples q ths
l.p.tons should be grateful
'kTbs .ons Of Crspfn, and every who has . soul
shoad reward The pabshsrs entsrpnse 10 the prspars
lion Of this elegan; volume" Literary World
aEyery LADY who wishes . neat foot and . good Dc
.boaId carry this boob with bsr 10 her shoemaker.
To persons engaged In he boot and shoe rsde dis
work win prove OF great value, while the gsasssl
reader VIII DO found more han uscay interesting"
Hone Journal
"a complete revolution Ii liksly 70 he made IN he syis
Of manufacturing shoes In consequences OF be puocencs
Of the Book Of The Feet La Zee about ordering ~
Summer boots would do web TO ccusas dis eoot 1907
calling on their snoemakevs tTnoanS.
Every shoemaker lsstmaker, master Journey ~ s1s
apprentice should own copy Of this book"
For sale In Boston By Rsddns Co. In rnis'~P">
by Zeiber Co.
Nsw-York PubnsAsd By 4. REpSiELp ana ~. a.
GRAHAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
BROOKLYN AFFAIR.".

RELIEF CoscrRr.-Ths Concert for the benefit
of the Relief Board takes place tomorrow evening at
Gothic Hall. Miss EorthsI Nine Boulsrd, sigpor g.
Benedict Master sconcis, Philip Meyer W. C. Besnes
and other artists have volunteered for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
Observation-Disclosures, Oregon Railroad

Lilerafars Bll--Coi0rsd Schools--Mr Lestr's PiiaH
brogy Tssisd-Loc0- Foco Judges rtl hare no CO..
orsd LGEyers- RIilroai % a. Paoiso--Maapfac.
turing cad Masadc Telegraph CozpGs es- BrookIyr
ChGrIer COarsRfi0a-Moek 4Hcoas-El Election Bsts-
Hse- TorS Guy Saperisr Free ScAool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

License ELECTION ~ SULLIYAS.-The result Of
the License Election in the towns In this County in
which vote was taken Ia az follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

~ Shakespeare Dfvisls. Ne: 3gs . o. ~
80 n.rs 81 meetus In all $ih story, % Tues.
dsv evening May H. 1917, - oasissss o! imeorsnS. v
Jess bAxss, ~ |" ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

SUIcmEs.-One Of the papers which took notes
state, that there were two hundred and two suicides
committed in the United States lsst year OF this -
were by cutting the throat; 81 hanging % shooting
% drowning: p poison 10 Jumping from hight; q
stabbing o under railroad OF this number 80
were insane, IS drunk, and Is hled with renorse and
despair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

LlRrI-A NEW DEoIsIoN-Judge Wilde, OF the
supreme Court of Massachusetts, gave decision IN a
tried last wear smith Ashley Tor alleged Il
bel published in the Hsmden Post The Court instruct
ed The Jury at the trial that II the publisher did not
know of the publication OF the rucie. or ins' "s'
aimed at particular individual he was mol haoe thous
II might contsin lbelous matter. The remedy IN sueh
a case wss against the Editor and 1t would tend to
nbridee the liberty of the press II Il were Otherwise
The instructions Of the Judge who presided al tne A
were sustained by the full Court and J1d gnent was or
dered for tho defendant The decision OF course does
no, apply where the person Is both Pubsher ana
Editor OF newspaper
DFcIsIoN-The Supreme Court, now N session
al New Bedford has decided that party eshpo' De
witness in his TO prove the contents OF uunA
lost while travelling. Linus snow sueu 'ne e,,a
Railroad Company FOR trunk lost upon thai road ana
obtained in the Common Pleas verdict against tnen,
based upon his testimony, which was received rs
10 the contents The Supreme Court now DECIDES tnsl
be could not be witness in this any more tnS IA any
,h ras where he was interested and therefore Sc;
aside the verdict and ordered new ts lfort argus
NrwsPAPER CHASGEs-It is supposed that We
can be chsrgesble with interference IN the business
matters of our neighbors by announcing that II Is no"
unders,ood arrangements are completed Whereby ine
Iraenendent Democrat the NewHsnpshre courier
.S r. crsni,e Freeman are 10 be combined in one
nyip,ins establishment and that the NewhAmpshire
Patriot and Hills New. Hampshire fa,rio' are 70 DC
united In the same manner 80 soon as ntso P1oye0s
are carried into effect the number OF "eeh.y P'pels "a
Concord will be only iour-ess thsh 81 any ae
the last dozen to twenty years ~ II. statesman
Change or PRISON DIsrRIcTs.-An order was
made Yesterday by the Governor, Controller, and Aof
ney General as provided by the SIN secuOn' cnsP~i,
ot5 OF the laws Of lsi4 transferring the counues OF
Rensselaer, Columbia Greene, Scholars, Lewis, 'cr
ferson and Oswego. to the prison district OF lne
nrison and directing that all persons convicted and sen
fenced % confinement in the State Prisons from ana
ter the 18th OF May In any OF the counties above named
shall DO sent 10 Clinton Prison. AID I've 'ou''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

~ Hon. JOHN w. DAVIS, OF Indiana late
Speaker of the House of Representatives has not
zen nominated for reelection. Our Indiana pa
Rers afford no explanation of his ostraeism. Per
ksps the People Of his District had become ured
n hearing him called popular, as the Athenans
b hearing Aristides called Just. Proprieiy OF con-
fuct does not always commsnd popularity; and
(he present detection OF his political friends may
be the surest evidence Of DR.. Dsvis's merit. Had
be made less impartial Speaker, he would IN
fl probability, have been sufficiently strong with
PIE Looo.Focos Of h District, to secure renomi'
patton. He is the IA Of selfrespect.
| His successful -'tSc is Mr.. George w.
Farm regard TO NJ lme has hitherto been
festinately, and perhaps evidently, dumb.
i KrSTUcKY.-l- NJ Cox received the unan-
tnous vote Of the Op sville Convention on the
Dsh ult. as the Wing indicate for Congress in
be XIth District Thomas Throop is the Loco
Feoo candidf
" Throtg u nisconstruction OF our Tele-
Fsphic Report we transferred the Fire. which took
zee In Bslem~t, Sunday evening, TO PAisds!phis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

GEN. TATLoR.-Mr Nicholas a member OF the
Louisiana House OF Assembly, has introduced set
of Resolutions into that body, nominating Gen lay
lor to the Presidency. Mr.. Nicholas is Loco.Foco'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

The FIRE IN DAYToN.-The Journal has taken
some pains 10 ascertain the losses by the late FIRE In Day
ton and publishes the following esimstes which u pc
sves % be entirely reliable, VIZ John Reach. 5000
Alex swaynie 5000; Heirs OF Shreye, 81 500 Mr..
Monk Of Louisville $500 2. c. Estabrook. 500; Geo.
& Davis. $3.50; Andrew Sheets, sOO NJ. Smiths
Heirs $3.50; Thompson s. sons $500; w. s. r c. Ests-
brook 500; Oren Wiley $50; A. McEwen, go PEN
derry g. Lehman 500. Total losses sl7lJO.
IsTHMUs or TEHUASTEPEc--We heard II stated
yesterday that there officers now In our city who
we're 10 proceed shortly with their commands. 70 this
point in Mexico the possession OF which has been
sdered Of much advantage securing the most fes
sbs route for the contemplated canal 10 connect the
Gulf OF Mexico and Pscihc Ocean. typographical
survey of the country 10 10 be made under the protec-
ton Of large naval and military force
N. o. Delta. April %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

DEoLENsIoS OF CHEF JUSTICE BRoSsoS-We
find in Saturdays Argus a note from Chief Justice
Bronson. He declines to become candidate tor
any judicial office 1917
Senfleaea Observing that your paper OF yesterday
snsk of the nomination Of the present Justices OF the
Supreme Court for Judges of the Court OF Appeals
svaiI mvseif OF the opportunity say publicly what
has norn,ly been said all who have spoken with me
on the subject that candidate for any judicial
o'''' N'~'' w GREENE c. BRONSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

CoROsER's IseUKrs-Coroner Walters was
yesterday called To hold inquest at the City Hospital
upon tho body young woman. named Msry Butter,
VINO was found 10 the street Wednesday last BY on
GERS Donnelly of the Second Ward In stats OF nsen
sbility She taken to the Hospital where she In
gered until noon on Thursday when she died verdict
80 Deceased came to her death from exhaustion pro
duced by recent psruron 49, The Coroner held sn
inquest on Saturday upon the body Of Owen ORelly
native Of Ireland who fell In the dock ~ the foot OF
Jay.st and was drowned Verdict accordingly. The
Coroner held inquest slso, ct the City Hospital upon
the body Of Msgset Ryan native Of Ireland, aged -
years who came 10 her death IN consequence Of her
clothes taking fire from Q tobacco pipe she h.d ossn
using whils Ia q state Of intoxicsron Vsrdies &C.
cofdina.y
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McComas, ". Thompson, L.
300

Barbour and Nicholas to be heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

s mon. DAVID TOD, the nswiy appointed
n'er 70 me Court Of the Brssils arrived yesterday
10 the CITY with his family from Ohio and pot up .,
the A''oI House. Hssaasissd 10 oct mors popxlsr
part at the Court to which b l. accredited shsa Tie
pressn, representative Of oar oevsruusn, there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

srpxaron Covnr--In the action brought BY Mr.. Cas-
,Kanos against the sheriff and some creditors OF Mr.
Rodriguez for quantity OF tobacco and cigar
taken a. store In Wallet Tss Jury could not agree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

on the night OF the 4,h u April abandoned her infsat
child leaving In front Of ST. Marys Church. corner
of Grand and Ridge sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
CITY ITEMS.
MoSpAY, Nay 10,

II We learn that Mr.. Stephens one OF our
most indsfsrsable and skful Police ofscers-ths W.
oocq IN tact Of New.York-srrcsted man yesterday
Naom he hes good grounds for ssspecsnt to hare esss
concerned IN the murdsrous sssaek upon Mr. Heschkhs
at Brooklyn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-19
HONEYMOON AND DILLON,
PLUMBERS,
rIr An a<. t,JrIJE /,IJE u i & II

CHEAP dS A1HE CHEdT II y
TvAsT SIDE ii ARkrT ST. a few doors below tie
X Post ofice have supplied tiIenselves WIN new
and large essne, andoher fixtures for Their h-eess III
superior style, and faiter thenseves that wth ten
years ExrEpENcE theyawiili he able 10 render the
most perfect satisfaction. 80 o...,,t,..,
Ri NC III al its branches.s
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
BY arrangements with The manufactnler, we have r.
eeved ard wit constantly he receiving and prepared to
supply tire above Pipe, wholesale and retail Of the lest
analify. and as lowzas he had IN the country.
They have constantly on hand ilydrants Of different
descriptions lisuers Kettles water closets, talh tubs
hot and cold shower BATHS reforts for beachina, ceu!
cal asparat lead cofss patent hath pun lead
of ali SIZES lead Of any thickness and worked ~
any of form.
" sier conducted through leaden pipes fom springs "a
dwelling houses in the county
Sutcrior PUMPS for country wells, steam eHetneS, &C
All orders thankfully received and punctua attended
to. a.s s.
ssHa STEAM POWER
For manufacturing PURPOSES be supplied to seyera
descriptions the 2nd story Of Her fi
ding OF on the ground floor at very mod,fate feut
Nbaeiing, Anil ), lsi6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-19
WHEELING TlME@ AID
ADVERTISED -

WHEELING TINES AND GeYffff.
prRr.IsTFn DAILY TRI WEEKLY UEEtHA Hf
J. T. WHARTON
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.snlaNa ssrAEE,Aos
EItNs OF AnYFR11sf ..

Real estate and Steamboat adVeFi feHleTIF, y IN
COMMISSIONER sales. theatrical. eircus. ut - aH'
tisinr not 90 lie published by tie ear.
tdturtisen EMS ckarEeaie hY The ifseF 5ff 5fFa tH
az cases he accompanied BY the written dt'5 e, =
the uuniter of Insertions; II not they WI To Iate
TIL forhid and payment exaeied.
No Advertisements Inserted rrsinfousIf
Marriages and deaths are published a. news ''.N
safics and funeral invitations adyeEtist Gt.5
Tie privilege of advertisers. ny tire Keaf. r z=i #
to advert Of their own regular h-fnes Hd H"t
exceeding squares. All other advertisement sent rs
diem will be charged Al The usual taits.