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ROWLAND FOR AN OIJvrp

'"e L'cnioc"s are chuckliny over If,
speech Of Mr.. R"m, Wing fron, Ohm
;" ""'ch ne declares that he and hi, CON
s','"en's VIII % for no man ror Pte,;dsn,
""o - against the W,lmot P,oy;.o A.
~ ol',e' =" Ibis, WI may mention. rba, ,hs
.ssv i"k Evening Post, the leading La.
so'oc' paper Of tina, State, lakes i,ien,;..,
y the SANE sisnd.--F,y. Ob.e,vsr.
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My Name.
Lines taken from Lndy's A,b,m =,

Lines taken from Lady's Album n,
propfia'e To April ls,.:
on this page inseiibc my name.
And not beesuss IL. great;
"na not because an empty faiac,
''as been dscread by fate:
And not because I do desire.
"s world. vain praise or glory
Such thing. cast into tho 6r.
Mine is another story.
My ''orys this, il is no sham.
U" legihle aud plain;
am dear reader Whist I am.
And respectfully rrmain,
Your
APaiL Fool.
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The Constitution in sections 81 and Alb


The Constitution in sections 81 and Al
Of article I'd, state explicitly, amply AT
perspicuously, so iha, their can be no mis-
taking their meaning, what powers ih'
President has RICH, to exercise, and wha
powers are Of reason granted him 10 "iak'
care that the laws be faithfully executed.
Can President then exercise powers ant
privileges not granted him in the Consitu
ton, aud 60 beyond its pale, and set u
flaws" as though the aw.making power
resrueu IN MN Can he These latter.
day lights" himself and satellites say yes.
Instance:
Ga Friday, March II, Mr.. Calhoun hav.
ing understood Mr.. Cass on a former coca.
sion to take the ground, that The Presidents
power IN the prosecution Of war is uucon.
uoled by the Constitution, pu, this ques.
ton to him:
{" lie assumes that the p, esideni, in con.
sequence Of the declaration of war, has an
unlimited power in Mexico-Am ,igh,!"
Mr.. Cass. UNLIMITED, excep, BY The
LAW OF NATIONS"
Here then we have the admission tia,
The Presidents power in case of war is
" unlimifed," remember thar, We who re.
we're The Constitution, We who cherish that
instrument as the best heritage of liberty
"Bequeathed from bleeding Sire 70 Som"
that; recoileGi that during war /
the time Of all others most dangerous To !
he safety OF communicable, The time that
ambitious men are scheming for advance.
nent-at such time il is declared thai
he " Porer Of The Presidem is unismi,ea."
Who ever heard before Of our officers
eing under no reslriciinn except those
hich the Law Of Nations" imposes
'ur Constitution is TO become a dead let.
u, and The q Law Of Nations" 10 be So, !
. IN iisstead. So il may be inferred from Il
q admission Of Democratic Senator's
heir motto now is:
o psni up 'Consiituiioa restricts nm, ,ow.,.' {,
'e Whole onbounscd scope Of ,o2ll - ours ;" :
e lay dowa these propositions, and believe A
~ will be sustained By every advocate of c
III and every friend 10 the Constitution n
I THE LAW MAKING POWER IS TuEoy :
ONE HAVING THE RIGHT, TO Apply TO !,
LAW OF NATIONS FOR IT'S Grrp,scr ~
AcrI|Ns wHEy sucH Laws aRE APRIL
LIE AND THE LAW MAKING POWER Rr. q
IS IN THE SENATE AND House. or Rrr ~
ENTArivss, AND NOT IN TnE pRysI.
IT. AND NsEouENrLy, Tur PRsr :,
II HAS no OCCASION To APrRAL TO T,tr
OF NATIONS WHEN HE WISHES TO ny.
isE AUTHORITY aor DELEGATED IN Tur
>sT1TuTIox; Rur MUST co TO Co,crr So
THE PASSAGE OF LAW WHICH SHALL ha
II REFERENCE To srCH AUTHORITY: AKIN .i
IcH HE Is. AS THe EMBODIMENT - rur
ut RESIDING ~ CoSGaEss, TO "srr
fHFrLLY EXECUTED" g.
ever has cea,raiisation made greater 80
les than duflDg This Administrative, ,ng
'er has 1t had moro daring advocates
! now. 10
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Branch Mint.

There hiss been received at the Mini,
during The quarter ending the 3lsi March,
Gold Bullion TO the amount of SIO2 3a5
"a aud there has been coined during The
same period Ss5,ls5.
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CONTEMPT OF colJRr

Hon. Pierre soulc, of New Orleans a
distinguished lawyer, aud FORMERLY u. 8.
Senator from Louisiana, has been sentenced
,"iaeniy -four hours Imprisonment aud ons
hundred dollars fiur. by Judge McHenry,
'"f . contempt of court. The comemp,
consisted IN looking ut tho learned Judne.
a "a Benton. The friends Of Mr.. s. paid
me ''ne Tor him, enabled him 10 vile away
me period Of his incarceration p'easaaiy,
oy The aid Of generous wines, rich viands
ana plenty of gocd compan, and then
'ofned large procession, and escorted tho
counsellor TO his dwelling.
" The Loco Foco Convention Of Ken.
lucky Illuminated the Hoo. Linn Boyd,
'ne Of The Representatives in Congress
ron Kentucky as their candidate Tor
n"ssrnof. The nomination reached Mr..
boyd Of Washington Civ. 10 few min.
a'es ny The Telegraph, and in short .ims
ne returned 90 Snswer declining the nom.
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THURSDAY. April ., 1915.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq is our
agent in Baltimore. authorised 10 obtain adyer.
hsemen's and subscriptions. and to grant recepts
lie. W. CARR. Esq is our agent in Phia
delph'a. authorized to obtain advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
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Inquis;sion.

What has become of the ,ack. concern.
veg Which So much inquiry hn. been made
me last few days. shfewdIy su.pec, tho
John Donkey wns tied to j, and broke an
with II TO parts unknown.
MIKE.
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=" Neighbour P'ackwcder, I i.h 'f,a;d
d'res moi enough fandsb, TO prinp dc rail
roie IN our down"
20 yes. ii will zcrda,niv conn zoe
aen s'h"nsan 'o'i"rsh ish alrraiy subscribe,
60 'rn2 Il from Zharlnd here. and w,ll
nv den i"liarsh, and Nishter Iiaonhi,ue,
!" ont more nh den agin, and den id will
pc ziure do come"
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Mr.. Calhoun completely cornered MI
Cass in the Senate March 18th, whei
the latter gentleman promulsed the as
founding doctrine that there is no re
sifiction 10 the unlimited exercise OF pow
er in the.President. daring state Of war
except such as the Law Of nations imposes
Mr.. Cass WINGED beneath the powerful
strokes Of Mr.. Calhoun's sarcasm:
" lie -.,,nrd. he twisted. splui,e ed foamed sna
I swore.
| Mr.. Calhoun. He assumes that The
President, ~ consequence of The declara.
,ion Of war, has an unlimited power in
Mexico. Am | right
Mr.. Cas- Unlimited, except BY the
restrictions imposed by The law Of Nations.
Mr.. Calhoun. Well, then, the law Of
nations does not prohibit an order Of M.
hiliiy. Can he create mobiles in Mexico 7
Give me the answerl
Mr.. Cass.-ls that one &C the incidents
of The war making poweri
Mr.. Cslhoun.-l repeat it. Can he cs.
tabli>h an order Of nobility 7
Mr.. Cass.-l would not give much for
the patents IL nobility.
Mr.. Calhoun. Can he, then, establish
an order of sohlrsi
Mr.. Cass. Without going into any de.
TAIL | n,uv Staia III ~ The ..o..,... Ia. -,
rhIei aud his generals may do any net
IN The prosecution of The war in Mexico.
which Is properly incident 10 n state nf
var. All can do is 10 lsy down general
principles. II cannoi be expected that
'h"u'f 60 into details Of all tina, may or
nav not he done.
Mr.. Calhoun.--I dad no, intend this ms
N irrelevant ar impairment question, and
must rrgsrd The Senator's refusal 10 deny
S an admission on his part that the Pre-
ideni has the power. Indeed. il followed
eeesssrily from the principle Land down
y him. II would mleed by an important
over in the hands of The President 10 bring
nd subject conquered country under bis
''"ft nc DCWhl0F HfAflnNI-
jges lha, The power is very dangerous
ne. Il is indeed dangerous power # il
, as m.s,aH'cj as ho c"l,ysnas far. Can
: create q field marshal IN Mexico The I
'naior viii not doubt that. If the Psrss. I i
~ could raise nm army there cau he I
cate field marshall | hnid IL IN he The !
"s' monstr"ns proposition ever uttered 10 a
e S"n.'e. that ro,qsering such cnnn. I
Y MS Mexico. the President can himself s
drspoiic ruler Without the slightest y
niiaii"n on his power. II al this he 4
'e. var Is indeed dspeereu- lfths. tr a
; fact We oush' never tn engage in h
= 81 conquest. Ifihat be the fact, there %
double reasons for the ratification OF o
treaty, or fseing the country. Ii
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THE LETTER "

wonder that it has never struck III,
discoveries Of curious condolences. IA
pesiilent class by the way.) iha, mos, d
the things which men chiefly delight, ia
begin with w. There are women. VINE
wi, and wisdom--an slInefstion Of go.e
,h'nss not to he surpassed. Observe, too
40" Inc ladies' have got the W among then
10 Their various relations women. wife
WIDOW; they escape /, only 10 the state Of
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AID AND COMFORT

Alta Locofoen State Cnn,en.,oe in Ar.
s'"s's !" lev weeks since Col. Ben. Tsy.
nor, leading member II that nariy. made
Use o. the '"ll".'ag language.
op"e''"'e. have Eel, little jealousy,
IN looking over the nrmy r.li. 10 .se 20
many wings upholding the STARS and ,,,ioe,
oee'use ! am compelled 10 adm. thai ,hey
out.number the Democ ais.n
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W On the first page will lie found
SPEECH BY Mr.. Webster--w. cou.d mn,
have filled Tho same number of column,
With any thing more interesting.
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RUMoRED DEPOSITION or p,r. -

INJURED DEPOSITION or Plus TX.
The io'lowiag s,stemen, i. given in Tho
mass Of foreign intelligence received By
The Cambria:
;, important intelligence has arrived from
nay. The French Governmen, have. il
- sa'n' received iclcgraphic despatch
from Rome announcing ,bal the pops had
oeen dePosed. A. Bolagnn the Papal col.
ors have been discarded, and the i,icolor
OF Italy adop'ed.
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LOCAL ANECDOTES. NEVER RrFos y
fUBtfSUFU

LOCAL ANEcnoTEs NEVER BEFORE
PUBLISHED.
man Game ihrnrs Charlotte once. a.
bout the lime there was a stir. ,et.,;v. IN
raising funds 10 bald n monument S,,m.
TWO or three weeks afterwards, he was /.
long again, and in The meantime. two nub.
he pumps had been erected in the v, .d,.
81 the street, about three hundred yard.
Hpru, With wraiherbnafded enclosures az,
unlike Pcdesial-, or tho Lase Of Nrlsan,s
Pular, and With long COLUMNS. not ninth.
The sho 81 m nbrllsk. WcII-..v. M.
these Chsfl"iie flk. are somr n,,k,n.
70 'hn way 81 going ahead; here in only a
fortnight they have raisedfw Monuments. ~
Jack. vnn savs the Rail Road ain, /, nm.
IN Ch,rio'te Wiz
Yes, nov guess il ain, come vet. cor
IL amt"
Well III swa, that's cute hee,d :,
had ALREADY dune come. md when tle .,cs,n
eines wasn't usin it, the uaeias wa, ira.
vein on it,"
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Jenny C,itus reques'. US 10 say. he
VIII be al his post sga'n next week, ifuo,h.
;ng happens - prrvrn,.
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None are so iovincibe as your half
"'''ed people who know jus, enough 10 or.
cite their pride, but not near eooush -
cure their ignorance. -
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Arrival of the Caledonia.
THIRTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PROGRESS OF THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION!

COMPLETE TRIUMPH OF THE rARislASs OVER rnE
ARMY.
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ESTABLISHMENT OF A PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT.
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Orsrfhror Of the Rouss -sf Jssss gRd Fhght
Eight nj the Royal FGmiIy.
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Distinctions.
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shDIl claim the privilege of expressing my
SELF on the several points, which have
no - mentioned 10 the Senate.
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fhe Resignation Of Prince NJ etern;ch
y iaoo0anced Tor certainty 10 Paris. Ga
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
No. |

THERE is not a single individual among this vast
d community of intelligent persons, but wi q: prefers
a pleasing countenance and a beautiful complexion to a
sallow and %repulsive visage. We love to look upon ele-
CANT portraits of keauiifal personages, who were highly
popular for their personal beauty, a fair and pfeposse>s-
ing complexion is ot-times a principal feature i'll the
success OF young beginners in bus mess, or his or her de
but III the fashionable world; thousands of individuals
who are now annoyed with a sallow and re luisive com.
pleNlon, diseased, cracked, and discOlOred skin, and an.
noyeh with mosquitoes can, it they will use as a Toilet
EInolieht, that valuable skin purifier, CHI.
NEsE MEDlCATED SOAP. possess as fair, pure.
sweet and healthy skin as the fairest daughter of our
race. If you bt knew the manifold virtues of Rad.
ways Soap, you surely would not he without it, its
mysterious action on the skin cleanses the secretary
vessels from all impOrtunity, removes from The surface,
Fan, sun burn, Pinpies, B'otches, Pistules, sallOw, Vel.
low and discolored Skin; cures Salt kheum, Rim. wO m
Erysipe'as, Rash, letter, Chapped Flesh, Sore and Blee'
ding I.ips, Weak aud Sore Eyes.
As NURSERY SOAP, every mother should keep
this soap in her nursery, it protects the tender skin OF
the babe from the evil effects arising from the no!
scorching rays of the sun. For the Toilet, 1t is supe.
rior to all Others, it is deIciously performed. For Sha-
wing, it is delightful, it produces a rich, copious, and
lasting latiler. General Depot, 554 Pearl street, New
York, ie22 limo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
ADVERTISING axncoLLrcrrxc

A'ENtt
WV. KrSsLoE. Third street, two doors easl
of Post Office. Piitsburg. Pc. is our auihori
red Agent Tor that CITY. Mr. X. alsi attends
10 the ~culiecii N OF bills against persons in
ia that city-large OF smalI-and refers to the
Editors OF The Pittsburgh press in particular.
aud the western press generally.
=. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange.
Philadelphia, Is ageut for procuring subscrHip.
TONS and advertising for The Wheeling Time.
BEDtEyr & GREEN, 81 Street. opuosite the
Post Onhce, Cincinnati, will act as Agent.
Tor h Wheeling Times, and all orders lef,
with them will be promptly attended to.
VoLNEY b. PALMER is authorized 10 act a.
agent Tor receiving subscriptions and adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Daily Times s
Advertiser, at Baltimore, Philadel phia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner Of North
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecity
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
and South Sis. is duly authorized agent for
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
s. 81 ~ DE- =.
TRUSTEES SALE.

nY virtue OF a Decd Of Trust from BgSJaNfxF r. KEL
- ~ to me. dated the 10Th day February, Is45. ava
now Of record ~ the counties OF Ohio and Marshall,
WIN seH st public auction to the highest bidder, at tn,
front door ofthe Court house Of Ohio county. on Mon
day. the 10Th day OF July, 1913, the follow ing descriA
ed real estate. viz: Lot No. /, and the south half OF Lot
No . in that part OF the City OF wheeling called south
Wheeling, laid Off w Chaplane and Foil.
ALSO--One tract of Land in Marshall county. viz
a tract ofland wing near the waters Of Grave Creek.
adjoining the lands Of John Goshnrn. John Richmond.
Edmund ;. Graham ans Others, supposed to contain 43l
acres, be the same more or less.
iefnis or sale-Ten per cent of the purchase money
paydnie IN CASH, and the residue thereof in three
equal instaiments of six. twelve. and eighteen months.
,he purchasers giving bonds with approved security,
rearing interest rom the day of sale, and the title re-
tained until the whole purchase money is paid Sell.
ihf az trustee, | shall only convey to he purchaser
such title as Is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
June id, 1918. WM. s.. GOSlORN. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
\. l.. DORSEY,
LOTTERY e. EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. La MAlN Sr- MurrlINn Va
Susquehanna Canal Lotteries.

Susquehanua Canal Lotteries.
Class ALTO he drawn at Baltimore, Md, on Wed.
hesuay' June2s. % numbers, 10 ballots.
! puze Of 10000, ! off, 900, ! Of 1900, ! Of I,7jO, l at
l,5tO, of yOeO, 90 Of $50, 30 Of 4f0. Tickets s 10. shares
IN Proportton-eer. OF pack. Of wholes 500 halves s45;
q'rs 22l; eighths siI!.
Grdnd Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware &
Georgia.
Glass s-To he drawn in Baltimore on Saturday. June
~, lc4s. 90 drawn ballots out of 26 tickets.
prize of $1,000, ! of25 1000, OF ". 500. | of =. 500. o of
3~bUO, ? of2.2Io. 3 of $40. IS of 1000. Is of 500 20 of 4os
Tickets SEQ; halves $40; qrs So; eigrths 81 50.
Grand Consolidated Lotteries OF Delaware &
Georgia; extra.
Glass %. To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. Tuesday.
June %. % numbers-l3 ballots.
prize of 10000, | of 10000, 4 of 1900. 20 Of 900.
Tickets s.; shares in proportion. CertIic ate of pack.
of wholes s12; halves 81 quarters SIS.
Maryland Consolidated Lotteries.
Glass 9O-To be drawn a, Baltimore, OF Monday, June
%. IS hunters ~ ballots.
10 prizes of 10000, l of 5000. I of 1000 l of 1000, !
of $50, 20 of 900, 30 of 800. Trckets $40, shares in
proportion. Ger of packa &c of wholes STAG; halves So;
quarters s33i eighths I6s,
Glass 9l--To he drawn at Baltimore, Thursday June 90.
- numbers 10 ballots.
] srze org, 900. of L. 100, of 1000, I of 1000, | Of
lr5Ot. ! of 80. Tickets 50, shares in proportion. Ger
ST pack OF wholes sos; halves S32t; quarters l6..
* Other Lotteries, too numerous to mention.
For tickets in any OF the above Lotteries
address n. l.. DORSEY, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
1913.
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE
A. PAXTON e. SON

IA
HAVE just opened in one Of the Store rooms on Mon.
tIreiy new and extensive assortment OF Carpetipp. Oil
Cisths and Other goods. to which they respectfully invite
she attention Of purchasers. Their stock comprises:
Brusseis Carpeiing,
Imperial Three Ply do
superine, Fine and Common Ingram carpetine:
~, B. and SO Tapestry, Twilled and common;
Venitian do
Cotton and Rag do
81, S 4 and ~ cold and plaiu Canton Mating.
Oil Cloth of every width
Carpet binding and Thread; Also
"a. ~, ) and ; . Drugeets and Linen crumb cloths;
Administer, Tuited, w iitsn and Brussels Rugs;
Brass Stair Rods, all sizes;
Adelaide, Manila and AIieamt Door Mats, &c, &c.
HOUSEK EEPING ARTICLES.
l24, ia and 1914 Imperial Marseilles, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
~ 4, Id and 10 4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Linen and Gotten Pillow case Goods;
Superior Irish Linen and Cotton Shirting;
ID ga. 81 and 1914 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and Doylics; fling,
Birds eye. iiuckaback, Scotch DIAPER & Crash Towel.
Piano Table and stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Fur"it IRE Dimity;
Il ckin 5 and Bed Lace;
Fef'..ca, Cord and Tassels, for Blinds;
Worsied and Cotton Fringes. Also a good assortment
OF Gloves aud Hosiery; Linen and cambria Hdkfs:
Ladies' and Gents silk Cravats,
French worked Collars;
Paras0ls, Umbrellas, &C, &c, &C.
Nj of which will he sold at the lowest possible prices;
and persons wanting will please call and examine.
inyl7 A PAXTON g. SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26

WHEELING g. BELMONT

BKTDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers to the capital stock of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an instalment of az. 90
upon each and every SHIRE thereof is re-
CURED to be paid by them respectively to the
Treasurer Of the sail Compsny, on Mon
day the 24th day of July, 1913
BY order of the Board of Managers.
E. H. FITZhUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq, the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
June 20, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
IMPOkTAN :!
SELBY, AGNEW & SWEARINGEN

lIn ON l AN ! :.
SELBY, AGNEw & SWEARINGEN.
Monroe ST., Wheeling Va.
= RE just now receiving large additions to their
Ia stock of furnishing Goods, for House Keeping
and Steam Boats. Viz;
Various superior 3 ply Ingr ain Csrpeting, New
do 5 Fine, do do and most
do Fine, do do desirable
do Canton do do
do 5 8 "a and A Venitian do Various patterns,
do a. 81 and "a India mating white and cO!ored,
do Ga and Z 4 wool Dragget, and green baize for
crcmb cloths,
do 10 4 colored damask linen do
DO "a wool Il Linen stair covering,
do Piano and table covers, in cloth and worsted,
do Damask linen table cloths,
do do do Diaper, window widths,
do do cotton do do
O. pillow linen and cotton,
Bamsley and Irish Linen Sheeting, S 4 10 IL 4 1874,
Cotton, bid and brown, do 81 1914 ;24
Plain white marseiIles quilts, sup'r medium and common
do Knotted do steam boats,
4 4 "a and other widths, floor oil cloths.
Oil cloths for tables and window blinds oil paintings
and chintZ
Sap'r Cord fig'd marseilles quilts, a new and sup'r article
Furniture chintzes. cr.hs aud .nrta;ps
Embroidered Curtain musiins,
White cotton aud cold worsted fringes tor trimming,
Hucksback. Irish and Scotch Diapers and Crash
Together with all other such goods, the hest assortment
now offered in this market-atW WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
June /, iS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE. CHINA. &c. 81.

y s~YVEARtNGEN, 4 Co. have Just reed from
- The East and are now opening at tier large Stoie
Rooms, N".'S = Corner Of Market 4 Umun SITS a large
ana very general assortment of Superior Family Gro
ceres tlieehsware,C China &c, which they offer at very
sheAp rates, ana To which they would most res ,ectfuL
" invite the attention OF their friends aud the subtle
geherally. Their Stock IS the largest aud perhaps the
nts' selected assortment of family groceries ever sfered
,he oit'lehs OF Wheeling, consisting in part Of the fol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
CLOCKS, CLOCKS. CLOCKS

E~dAiRCHlLD K TAYLOR have just received tn
= largest and hest assortment of eight dey and thirt
nour brass Cioehs, that were ever offered in this market
ana VIII he sold Wholesale and retail at the lowest cas-
prices, all of which will he warranted for accuracy o
time and for service. We invite those wishing 10 nur
chase to call and examine our stock.
Clocks and Watches repaired al short notice.
my4 y L. IT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
lands FOR SALE

LOO Lots in Logan's Port, Indiana. aud
several small Tracts in the vicinity OF said
town.
The above land will be sold on the most reason able
Terms, IN tracts to suit purchasers. Titles perfect. For
'ut,uet particulars inquire of w. f.. PETERSON.
Wheeling, Virginia, Je6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
ISTEAM ENGINE AND SA W-MlLL FOR
| SALE

TUE Subscribers having now their lower Saw. Mil
- Asp FLAMING MACHINE in successful operation.
Q etlhel, RIPPER MIL with its Steam Engine and Lath
Cutting Establishment and the Frame Ruildiucs confain.
ing them. for sale on reasonable md accommoda ms
terms. The steam Engine is an excellent one. and ali
the works in the Saving and Laih Cutting esta Iish.
mehts are IN good order and condition., and a purchaser
can remove the whole and put them into operation
~ announcer place, IN less than sixty days Letters post
paid, directed to the Subscribers Pittsburob vii hs
promptly attended to.
June 9, ls4s. NEVILLE r. cR AIc r. SOW