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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-03
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLISH AfF AlRS.

I.t. r., .., 49,
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a' M ,,'' ''fssi' a. "'he ana me c'Hi.i ct
Span an Portugal "a The continent We lacI, IN se
hut3 'ess o. interest Nalaf ~" AS Mates "l dseHssn
they bafe a'm.s' "@il} passed a"ay The slaahblcs
so al the "aoN charter ac' have all Aoen cNn1usbrd
10 eae aasnn" rs onslaught Hroo In a''c aN AID he
p'ea ~ &nrn - me Ft''''"'l aaSe 1rc'nr aaieada
bie nuid ibc bIa1s e surrounding revolutions.
10 hest r'h our eva .'ouhIrs mentioned IN my
laa tn caFimay A1i he NJ asefal 's.nales II tbe
If"noe len HE c'11ne A'ar Would sho" q >tuo1s del-
"sae', ahd as' ifd aefrri rNIzei' Iii "l, entertain
"a 'Hl' sira aedtmhf ia>xH IA rs n.'Ai b" naeessaN
3 per cent 10 per EN- nis,,, all ,, a. -, ft,.,,
red property. While III all o'h.r rlses II would aeoa
hna'd al The cNstiae tar. A day rrtno hrtp, The ~,
i"nfa evening los Tee budget, the snsptcio H. ,ev,I
htelme ST. ny iht Tho intention eNlsed. MT le lmma
ihe lncfeasa vi The burden hy apply4n5 II Il, r,I,l
bui ont ci ss' upin Ito ofrcanoas pr daca Cd ~
Il la toe tIt,a r8Eg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-03

nv Subscriber. having inst returned from the North
Il with spring supply d
WATCHES. JF.NELRY. FANCY GOODS, SC.
is prepared olcr them his friends AID the public
generally, al prices uunfecedonledy low IN tbs marhet
\ p7tlonuf his assortment consists OF the following
articles IL Wit
Fine g5ld lever " aiches (tu jewellea) from 50 To
1880
Fine acl1 cylinder do from 80 TO 80.
do sllyelL Levers plain and hunting ease. from 20 10
49,
d, no Cylinder and Vertical Watches from = 10 20
Gold Guard and Fob Chains al prices from 4tot1 10.
Fine Rreasl pus. Finger iiln 5, Bracelets and Far
Rugs Of the latest patterns with Diamond Opal, Ra
hv, PeatI G,roctr Topaz, Lava. Cameo, Coral, and
Emerald SrtiiugS.
Masonic and Odd Fellavs' Breast Pins and Rings.
Fpac cid Npccrel.s. Pencils, Toolh Picks. Shirt
Buttons. Miniature Cases Medallo an gold Crosses &c
Sc. ot the latest style and finest Workmanship
Fun Bechor Bracelets. new article in his marhpt.
Mourning Pms, Ear ngs. Necglgces and FmIer
Rugs. a hands me ,rlunent
& id and Coral Aruets and Necklaces for children.
Silver an CHI Il m9aeI-hoders,
SILVER and Pearl Card clsrs.
CD Pras in soIj AID silver cases, something eAtra
S,Ivg CnuIhs,
NiIterP eucJis, speclaclcs, Tooth Picks and Twee
Pearl and Ivory Tablets, Whist Counters, Pen IlaI
dets. Ne.
GIr and Steel Beads, fine assortment,
Silver Gables.
Music Bones from 5 10 IS.
Fine Knives. Scissors and Needles. = good aSsorna nj
Revolving PISTOLS, Walking Canes and gll {, OILS.
large ass l'turut, feeller with variety ot ARTICLES
usually found IT. Jfwelry Store. which makes lis as
sr'men the most complete thai ha, been brought
To lls place. Persons visiting the Barg. in want oil
sucn Articles. respectfully requested L, call aud cx
anime his Gonds before purchasing eseN here Hi,
Store the first square above the Market two doors
below d I. c, Peters
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-03
sOTrIlWESlERN RAIL ROAD.

We shall publish in our the charter of the South
western Raj Road Company. lis provisions are exceed
oglf beril-virh the material exception that no State
and Is eraned. But this Will be forth coming in due tune
let the friends Of the rold act, at once and ErfEcT'f-
LY If we really do believe that the work is to be Of
Importance to the State at large. let prove he SINGER
Iiy Of our convictions by Immediately securing the char
ior-nayhy Subscribing three lines the amount required
for that purpose Let the Company be organizrd tr'hwlh
let portion Of the road put under conrac-and the
sincerity of our views be tins dem .,stralel. aad there
cannoi be dmb that The next leg slaura will readily
make tho usual subscription Prompt and ETH ''en' a'
ton IS nov Indispensable It will do to hesitate A'p
pos popowha to be done should be done at 1ncf y''
II " eaug with it lh,s three fold Influence. Neh'po
t. s., fb' Ea'L~ o!tae5 o1f.0 dl1~. anI ''s
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gle Dlsstr, BAGEBY,

B - !, CRE.NSiL1U s. CARTER,
OFFERS for sale general assortment OF GROC II}ip.
~ DOMESrCS, sc, to which additions vii frcolent,v
be made, '
Ills nSnl, and former customers. ~ a, those al M
''" finn a.. rrNpcc'h'll, in,itvd to civ lin, A.
lDi Il T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-03

I}u' the rIrato If a f,a4 f,,4.ss.t# H. f..5er E,
r-e.hrf ila monuments # hi, anal .,.,si,, II. r.
opifr. 9gsi, Ib.,,, sed doc, =. .5,'., ~, ,,,,z
y ,,yrrlial .r.f ro,, |I..fp, min, :,
..Ihe French are bn IN The first .fsre or irs1siti,
They must o,t only teach IN ,bey n,si s.,lrt. ,,.
droGre from the masses irf ne he rtgIfr ,d Zee s6sl
il ~ rnt, n their Iae,s can l.. fsJ rho fnea
inns n aid ~ peace the French people III - ereq
unn1rrt Ia c,u,certe thrmttnni all ages The plir,
and herIy of oall,nl .,rl. Boz 1flb, oeacpt. :,
" iasinaae thrr fatal ,,.ncy into tn tlc the y fot
will a-slfedly rrtinbIp mt, dust and psrl,h
The pr 5gi,onal government brcaine constituted b,
an Gstpann 81 riiher BY the tree chace of the NIB
Bot. however that may b eleven nezafs establish,
supreme aathuflly At fhe Hotel de Vile RyafR
and peerase have bee swept away IN few birf h1afs
bat huagat gauni hunger aud una hundred IN ,n4In
mput, ydNing ariu' he seat # government and sum.
thing 10 he done Immediately 10 .asr the NIL
Iudes gigantic system OF uu DIR relief tas e ,n
cc,yol an immediately executed. Fonndllic l-li,ns
! IT National Guards "ers lhe' formed stipend per
day. Ines. have b,en plckcd IT Ia the frontiers -
IHe compact bet Ween tn employers and the enplnyrd
vas broken. and ia a shart time decree was pass
Inning Tie hours % abar.
The J1praal- we als1 II b. prpWalel Accordingly
The HanPdaty was removed, but ihase aud nonef9as
other dec ees will not satisfy The hungry, does hr
ANog ol enc iar1e class who earn ihei bread by indus
Try, ~ of1e that an" her class my elny mu.hel an
The frontier III the aafbei Naiioual Guard tend II
f' ont l. IFS legitimate ond the Old received Jac9bn
""''I NE oi hprf y '9Hdiy 'hd ira rfhly
A.ead3 inc d'cfrr has gone iofih ihai new IA
"''"' Assembly, Is - DC e''''u on the Z9Ih ct Ap1,
" '' III. '''''''l ''FfIah'"l VIII ff'l5' MS power
n.y." ihf 1aa7 "' me d'.a.i'' gov fhheni OnlNetsal
SUI" ~, aaa N"c ny MIN" are ''A'fuie hhery. eqnt
y "ou iiaifHay 70 ii5er. IS que clear tat The
''' "3Ih Pe'i' vi ais VIII "''e 4 SaSi riy Ia
the ne" ASS mIy leaving more u l,ss profitable ocru
pa'"ns t5fy VIII try hen hands as saiesmen shipping
IN the meantime, AMI commerce. Ii al s'aod. The
o'osI,. l.'o,1 ''''o,s i''
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uruf, n5lf, SO irsr. if55prc state d dsfueinde anu
spiIedas aang,' numerous classes sr some tine To
come.
AurIy4L or TIE L. KING OF fRtNcr AID ruE
QuEEs ~ rRE TREhcH Il NEW iliyES bright III,
March }d.-Nc have gfra pleasure Ii announcing til
sfc arrival oi the Ex hu. and z I'm al The Fnneh.
The hng II landing. dressed n green blouse and
blue arefesi hlrrywedd the captain ol III" fAPnss
P.r,t Feb % h--Nr. Rush, Ambassador II the
luiied States, accompanied by Mr. Marin aud AlaJa
ouis,n, as waited ua the members 81 tue Provisional
yenaeB, to whom h delivered a filteilng address.
he fiIyng details ii thei: ine:YieH are taken from
the N3uoall Ia day
Al , aeIe'k, the Representative Munster OF The |.
SAFES %tnt b the lIo.e de Me IN arual recognition
Ut the Provisional b1yerncut, To whom lie delivered
n reti84 address. l. Vas appnprlae in the repta.
sru'aafIyf Il HE American non. be the first In vii
crme ouf lnimt npu1r, Tor there Is no bond m'Te
powerful bef"eru nations than community Of sentiment
The stand taken hy the Minister If the II tel ale, las
made eNlsln2 Circumstances Of serou, Importance. A.
lhm2h July expected II ha, touched aca'ry al Ihe
members q tbe Provisional Government and After
interview, IA which were eNchlos,d III noorst seoli>
mrn's thy IN body accompanied tins representative
nl gfeat nation 10 the threshold 81 lie Hotel ur He.
rs po1t ii The cordial affection Wht unst eAIsl
between thu American aud French Rennblics.
PROCLAIM HONS DEGREES sc OF THE
ERF\Cu GoVEp\1EN,r
-
''' ~ ''"'''"' os''''H anu l''T'''"''.'' on
'' thinning au Jc's Net lssu'u iom iiHt 10 llmf, 10y
&C. Ftr,t Inlerdici,n .f Na,tiuq of +, Cl,,,f,., f
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WATCHES, JEWELRy. FANCY GOODS, Sc,
PATCHES. JEUELREI,

TE7e Subscriber, having inst returned from the North
4 with his spring supply u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-03
AUSTRIA.

The resignation of Prince NIcueraieh is announced for
certainty Ia Par On the s. the news of events III
2 rls caused Consideration ihrins. There grand
cuuncl oil al the ministers The ri the event WAS
drspllched IN all directions. The French Anbisadal
vienna said to have tainted GA hearing the oewsll
started ON The next day t,r France. lhrty Thousand
tr~ps are 10 advance 10 Italy without delay At Munich
rising Las lJkcn place, and a Constitution tN.oied
lfun the hug at The point of The bayonet lsrIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-03
G.. G.. SClIOOLFIrlD.

\. IN ReNlH0g IN Ms ne donr wllh ne1fness
and dispatch. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
for Goods. G. G.
March 27-3tif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
Posi- OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals and departures after the lst day
of July, 1913.

Mail arrivals and departures after the Isl day
of July, l2lS.
TALLY Eastern mail arrives 8 IN and departs l0l
Daily Western mail arrives 2. a m and departs a IN
Daily by Steuhenville and Wellsvile, arrives Ia m
and departs s a IN
From Wooster to WI ceiling, arrives every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturdays at 6 a m, and departs every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ia IN
From Marietta by Grave Creek, arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays by 8 p IN and departs Mondays and Fridays
at5am
\ From Bethany by West Liberty to Wheeling, arrives
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by ~ O'clock,
H.. and departs same day at l p IN
From Morgantown by Wayneshurght TO Wheeling, ar
rives Thursdays at ) p m. and departs from Wheeling on
Fridays at 6 am
From Morcautown by Blaeksvilie to Wheeling, ar
riyes every Tuesday at @ p M and departs from Wheel
ing every "Wednesday at p N.
From Woodland by Sockman's to Wheeling, arrives
every Saturday at p IN, and departs from Wheeling
every Thursday at q p N
All mail matters should he deposited in the Office at
least one hour before The time of closing the mail
Office opens at Z a M. and closes again at II p m
Opens again at 9 p m, and close II 10 p IN
Opened on Saturdays from 3 to 0 a IN and from 9 TO
10 IN
Newspaper postage must he paid in advance at the
commencement of each quarter. commencing 1yf Janua
nv, LIST April, LIST fully a d LIST of October. A failure to
do so, viii canse their discontinuance.
Those routing Boxes, and keeping quarterly accounts
are expected to pay their bills at the closeo of each quarter.
These rules must be strictly complied with.
jel4 NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
REMOVAL.
1rIM0 CIOl HING STORE

=, g heen removed from Main street, To water s.lee',
IL INTO The room ne, door to The Office Of the y a,ioaAs
Road S,aae company ant next door 10 CisrKs Conse
10, Mo ,1here he is receiving all kinds OF Ready haie
CIo,hjno for the season, made expressly sor TINS mSthe.'
rom his Wholesale Establishment IN baitimo.e, 49,
D., D., stree, which he offers for sale at wholesale OFT
tail a. low as can he fought in Baltimore ot eun
phia, being hut a trihe difference IN the manspeu III hent
His s,ock consists of all kinds OF clio 'hing usuaty Ner'
To-. sin,Iing stn,e. yiz-Fmc English and trehch otess'
ro e and sack Goats, do Cashmere, Tweed Ceio'.oh
Inn ,od cotion coats, some as low as . i-Oo, pam ~
Li"h CIV" csss,n,ere pants, do. Tweed, Linen ana
cot,nn some very good at IS CENTS; pam ~ a".
sa,in mersailes and a great variety OF olnet stses ~
vi, some yery good at g.. eerts; a genera y my"
Of Shirts hdkfs. gloves. suspenders, etc. AIS" .e
very dne cenrlemen's travelling haas, caps ana W. ata,
las. Remember the Baltimore Cioln'he w !" 20, The least
street, wnere YOU 81" NJ. STEIN.
money, tApfZJI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

TrHE OHIO COMPANY have made such
4 arrangements of their Stage Lines running out of
WI ceiling, as cannot fail TO furnish the most satisfactory
on to all. They run
TWO LINES ALL STAGES leaving Wheeling at
half past 10 p. III. every night, and running through to
connect with the Miami Railroad in hours to Cincin.
natl or TO Terre Hautc, Indianapolis, Springfield and st.
LOUIS.
An Accommodation leaves Wheeling at g O'Clock, a.
m. daily, and runs through to GAINESVILLE p. M, all by
daylight, IS miles.
Passengers who desire to stop on the road can take a
seat through to The point they desire, stop where they
wish, and have a seat in the next stage that comes along.
For the accommodation of the liens of Wheeling
and st. Clairsville, they also run a hack from ST. Glars.
willie TO Wheeling, leaving 81 Clairsville at 9 A. NJ, arri-
wing al Wheeling at 10 A. NJ leaving Wheeling at 10 A.
NJ. and arriving at st Clairsvillt at If. NJ. Persons desi-
rous of going to st Clairsville and returning the same
day, can lave 4 seat in the GAINESVILLE Accommoda' ion
coach, aud reach Wheeling about 6 r. M, having 2 or ,
hours in ST Clairsviile. Fare, 25 cents.
Office No. "a Water st. lst door below the u. s. Hotel.
Wheeling, Va. Apr2O w. +. COWDERY, Agt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

o. w. HEISKELL
Pas Just returned from New \ Ork, and is now receiv-
Ing his second stack Of
NEW SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising most of the fashionable and most recent
styles of Dress Goods, aud in the most desirable coIors.
They consist, IN part. of the following uperb eoods.-
Twisted silk Grenadines, hro., wazsrine blue & mode.
Rroche Bresilluuie, in brown and black;
Foulard Silk Tissues, in brown & mazarine blue;
Grenadine Tissues, in mazarine blue. brown, &C.
Toll de Lind, a beautiful article. in mode colcrs;
Printed Hermann, in a variety OF desirable eoiors;
Satin stripe and plaid Berages, in great variety;
French Musiins, Organdie Lswns & Iatiste Bingham
Rich Embroidered Brocade Silks;
Black hoiied Silks, very rich iustre & extra width;
Fouiard and every variety Of rich Silks.
Aso-A choice selection Of beautiful Ribbons,
Rich black silk Laces and elegant black lace Shswls;
Green parasols and Psrasoieits and other articles.
Or VIII he opened during the present week, the
most beautiful and varied assortment of SlIawls ever
offered in this city. Also, a few embroidered Or.
CANDY Vesites; extra rich Cares, new style; worked
Collars. entirely new an. rich; Bonnets in great vGri-
ETY.; together with a full stock ofstaple and other goods.
Wheeling, May ., lS49.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN sToaE.
Ely RlG ERS

mo 40 w alter street, ne vt door North of the Oyster
Depot. ard adjoining Forsyth s. Bakers Warehouse
'tAkES this opportunity to return his thanks to his
old friends and customers, aud also to his many new
ones, who have SO kindly psironized his Establishment,
and he is determined to omit no pains not only TO
continue these, but to increase the number, in such way
aud by such means that none who give him one call will
fail TO continue their custom. lie has now in store a
large aud very choice assortment OF Spring Goods, viz:
French, English aud BELGIAN cloths, Cassimeres and
Nesttngs, with a great variety of SIX, Satin, Nelv1t,
and Marseiles Vestings; Cotton. Linen and Tweed Pan
taloon stuns, a large variety; also Ready. ade Clothing,
equal TO custom work, comprising every variety of
Goats, Pantaloons, Vests. etc, all on the most favorable
terms. All he asks is a cali, as he is satisfied his arrange
nnents are such that none can he disappointed in Obtain
ing any article that he may " ant, in his line, and to this
end he deems il hardly necessary to reassure his friends
and the public that the utmost confidence may he had in
the accuracy Of fl and superiority of manufacture, in
ms Estab ishment, as an experience OF 90 years and the
unwaverine confidence of a host of friends, is his best
guarantee. ALEX. ROGERS.
myls No 40 Water st, Wheeling. Va.
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COUSHS,
PHTHlSlC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS,

a ND all other b'onehia, or Cs's ara s. sn,rriS" relic,
- onred Nv DR.. 1RUNAL'S iNFAll4lphE
1 REMEDY. 1t has never failed 10 gov s1ve ts amP is
satlsfaetioh' "vaa,arsted Read the following from
virtues are re , ne' ie unIor eiitoi of the 'rit,shsrsh Temper
me p,vner, and daughter of Judge Gordon Oh Nv"
oppaheia city, Ia. of Al I contracted a
pr yyas attended with q most perplexlng eoagn,
s sS% shooting pains through my in ass; fer ~ w scnie pam
Impossible 10 W : breath; uno after using a bottle of cele.
s srsIsd Imperial Couch sy,prp Without and 9s wss Serie .cIs
TWO DOSES Of YOU n", heen .roubIed with i, since.
relieved ana nave MARTHA J. G. I
Pittsburgh. Dec 90, lst7, cvcp Messrs~ FAIRCRIL
fot sa,e"S I'D I MELLoR IS cts per bottle
mr. IS
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RlTIER'S

RlTIERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAX VIII sna"n.
,.,u,s ,ls.s,nt safe aud Ell eacious remedy 10, eot3ns,
'IilS pieasaa ',rost. Asthma, splitting OF blood and al
ai.es ssss Of the chest ieudiu. to CoSsuArrios, rs ag :, ro sse
BY storekeepers, generally, ~ tnis aus rorrTr; and
lies. AT THE Low PRICE OF -Suas
whoie'ae =" l. & B J RITTER, Druggiss',
IL. North Second ST., below Nme'
Dad ,h. snllowing voluntary testimonial, 1917
hs'' IL smiihdeId, Monroe co, ra, pee ,se i i IL my
Messrs ] l. & B R,.,et; ,h %e "res, peued, / have re-
duty 10 , ass " .ne use OF our Compound syrup o, Is al
and Nd Cherry. Having been t to, 4 , ali sh s'I usual rem.
with u fninhona,s nm" relief, when, fortunately Tor me,
sI wss w -yseop"meaded 10 ass your syrup T ne a a,se, ,o"Nt
made a dec idediy lasora'le i@ Mp y 10 saw Il has aiforde.
! eona an, rel,et, and / ehcerialiy recommends mos, sb n.
fering under simi'a' JOHN NEWhARr.
MEDICINE
M ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
ItHRn1FoMES.
BALTIMORELOCK HOSPITAL,

yxYHERE may he obtained the most speedy Remedy
w fol Gonorrhpa, elects. Structures, Seminal Weak
ness, Pain in the Loins, Affections Of the Kidneys; also
those peculiar affections which arise from a certain prac
tice of youth. and which, IL not cured. renders marriage
impossible. and in the end destroys both mind and body,
This remedy will also cure Imporency and every symp-
tom ola SECRET DISEASE.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL IMpECILITY
80 often consequent uyon any voiunf afy or constitution
al excess of tho VIRii.E OF the human system.
NO cAARaE MADE.
Office. No :, Souru FRxpsRIox STREET, ON the len
hand side going from Baltimore street, six doors from
the corner.
BE particular in Observing the name on the door and
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NOTICE.
s4ssisaa EHas;sssa Hf1A 80 ST.
- ~rs5sz HE3F9ssH HsJtWH 49,
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
IA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIN

- TrDV
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
ITO facilitate further the travel upon this louie, the
4 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in conjunc-
ton with the Lines of Stages upon the National Road,
DAILY TRAIN or CARS and LINE OF
COACHE over the route
Leaving Baltimore at 4 p. NJ, On every day of
Cumberland at II r. N.Y. the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road will henceforth
leaTe Wheeling regularly twice a day at q a. IN. and .
p. m. and Cumberland at the same hours. conpeeiipg
resnlaTIlya, Gasfi,uiure IRON fnliade.phia u hours IN.
nroceed westward, after a delay OF nm wv Pass ,nsers
stead OF ,y ,wsrd, and arriving at Wheeling, or nus n . :
Turrh. or Cumberland, too late either ,s .of u :, most nos, il.
go az % as heretofore. Great ahhiliona' ,i1eaIv
wifi thus bo given to tbs rs ween the East and West, and
the mos. sAAeer may aw avs mako his ehoien ol is TO-
or night for passing over either the ha'foa" " Wv
I'VE WM.S ). WOODSiDE
"'"" Master of transportation,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
n.l,iu,nre March Is. lHIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

FOR rRA NsroRTArioS or m MERCHANDISE
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
rHE Proprieters of this old established and hrst Por.'
u ahIe Boat Line, having removed their depot IN fh''
Iadelphia, to a much larger Warehouse on Marker 81.
than they formerly occupied, and also increased tnelr
room fir storage at P Pittsburgh, are now prepared 10 oher
much greater facilities to their friends and patrons.
Goods carried by this line are not transhippe' hetween
PITTSBURGH and Philadelphia, being carried entirety III
Portable Section Boats. To shippers of flour and oine'
goods requiring careful handing, thls y Of lmto'aa "a ID
No charge made for receiving or shipping goods, OF az,
vancipg charges. All goods forwarded promptly anu
mon as reasonable terms as by any other line.
"!"" JOHN McFADEN & 0
Canal Basin. Penn ST., Pittsburgh.
JAMES NJ. DAVIS Il CO,
f.he4 oo7 Market and "a Commerce ST., Phiia.
JOuN McFADEN & CO., Forwarding and Conmis
sion Me. chauts, Canal Basin, Penn ST., pittsburgh
LANES DAVIS & co, Flour Factors ana on,m,s
sion Merchants, 227 Market aud 81 commerce ST. nv
WPAdyanccs made by either OF the a'ove on riouI
Nuo' mar ls-3n
to them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30

GREAT CENTRAL
~, rvrtrEg ING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
3 O CITY, PuiIADELPHlA, NEW toaS a~
ROsTON. The National Road and 5000 tnten 800
Companics are running six daily lines 10 Il nv
connectiuq with the Baltimore and ONO ran -
nv % hours stage travel TO either ofthe ano'ec"'es'
lance by railroad.
IaTime 10 Baltimore 81 hours.
Time to Philadelphia ~ hours.
Fare TO baltimore II
Fare to Philadelphia II DOLLARS. n ,;,ro,a
Six daily lines leave the Companies stage a"a na fr
Office every morning al 8 O'Clock, A. Nj. ana eAisS'"'
rished AT any hour a load should offer. an
For through tickets TO Baltimore and thliaoelp"iNv IL H.
plv a, the COMPANIES office, No. &c Water street, w uee
III, Va Two doors north of the United states ho.e'.
For Good Intent Stage Co, VII . 8 Va
And J. c. ACHEsoN, for n X. :. 90:
.naa crea, Central Route Rail Road 4 stage OIlce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
DRY GOODS.

~BERRYHlLL 4 CO.-No. l3l, ROW,
commenced receiving theiI large and well sc.
IA lected stock ri Dry Goods, of all kinds usually
kept in a Dry Goods store, which has been selected with
much care, and purchased at unusually low prices;
ther efure we can say with perfect safety that we will sell
at lower prices than has ever been known in this mar
ket; and to test the truth of what we say, please give
us a call, as we take great pleasure i'll showing our goods.
Don't misunderstood us-we say we will sell cheaper
than has ever been sold by any house in the city of
Wbcelipp. mr. 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-30
MORE NEW GOODS AT THE
BIG WINDOW,

Opposite the Big Red Boot
1.-THE subscriber is now receiving and will continue
! 10 receive for a short time, daily supplies of season.
able new Goods, bought at te close of the season, and
consequently at very much reduced prices; such as
Vide rici Ear'ston Gins!Iams at lr3c;
"a os more of tho-o 20 ~--If n = ni-:d .ia--
n more of those fms Linens, a, o.sei
co ps more Sea Island 4 shi, ,lrsa a r.rasols;
lSuoA ~ pearl Rutland and Braid bon"et.,,v of
10 ps Rich Bonnei Ribbons, y 18th a ) fhinioDEs.