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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
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.,- &c. r..
honest JOHN DA'I'' 80 ''''o' ''''''
Mass ,ehusetts, was invited To attend The great
Ratification MEETING in Worcester. His Of
,,,.-,;,,,.,.,, Inn, IA.
sent 'rl'ef' ]" VINO" "e wa" lP'''''
oi the nomination o! Gen. Taylor. IN some
rsrrsrE. upon Gen. TayIor's character. Mr.
~.
"l''S S'!''
Nc j. NOT less ~ u's't 'o' ','s .'i''i'
EiS humanity. ms Justice. hls MODE Ia ION diid
bis good s'nse.
q his iirmutsS he mas gwen 700 many Z
nal proofs TO leave IL q"tsionaoi'' AMI not
vlt'staHdins ht h3s been ~ 'hf army neaariF
iofY Aeals' ana the laAti par OF 'Hat ''lne
iu F.ond' aud D." M'Nieo' as COMMANDER ~
'hiti under circumstances oehdho'nS u'e
most severe poHee-let nave never seen OF
h'aId oil any complaint t4tll9' us nui'ah' "
OF h.s administration OF J's'''e' II ''H enc
nag otth Cypress q oI .''-'"' 60 'vs 'e'' -
iH3ch dS-rtNto"S 'o iii1he eo'" P''l"'' Il "aS
tseaP'u my OBS 'INa'l"h'
WINE he eHt'c's ana ''q''Is " even '"'n
we u H"lIh'tcT o' H's o"'l =" III
81 PeI' Net "e ''l'"e'''''s ''i'' 'eouNe9 az
'hlhn aHe an "lHe''Ss''! eAp"S''1 VI ny
'nd hTuee " j., 'Hat ouil F's any HlV" !"' '"e
affales' confluence III "'S Pfoue"'e anu 10
uoln'
iEose VINO DIST Nho" MN nov WHY oeai
WIN 'es"h,"N 10 'hese ud''7 I'll '''''' ,e''
/ oal ,Htf dCtol" - ".'" '""4. cam. V''
cfiinlnallh@ in'e''fC',--' ''''i' u'9'I"soi9''"
iot !'' stf'l~1- -i''N1iu { il.io' seiiSt
no man can os 'o'!' NEW u I'd" u -" W
ialt III o' ~? 'i'.'l's' ON t'vN u,Hi ~ 10.
ql'.l ''''V so'" V''''"' io' -
la p 'H7 eve s2e' 'S'o' ,''ee '"'' nc ""o
PoSs s7es 'n'Hl " - no ''"
II nas "oel ooJse'eu va, NJ y a "i',i.ai5
eae''dlh' 'us u l. '''e wa u" 'i5', y, an,
aye on ia ION nave 'olleE eu NOR '''''t aHI
ana 'hIuHih ''"lg wa" MS, " i'h So'',e ilse
20 INA 'en' e5'''IE No,unSgo'a anu Nc"
i,efal.s. ne io"" q '''e I guar Ni5 A'cd" amy
o. -0.ooo t"ea' co,i'ndh3'''oF 'hef 'l'oSt H's-
'hsmsheo SeHe'a' am p,s' ~ az i"i9
N!0'oI!' Won eSdi'9I s"O" 'eoi u o'"'' ''iN'
o new thoiaei pune" tfo" : Is H'uei enouSh;
II proves TO-, hdA great no" dol 'luS dud
Implicit. was The confidence Of the troops ia
their gallant commander. Nevertheless,
would a. y example prefer Tue selection 81
candl late irom citlI liir. but experience
proves that he profession or emPtoy meht ut
can,tl ate has little connf1tah WIN ms III
ness. washington was soldier Foik iar-
yer. The names III JuXtapo$itlon suggest e
whole argument, One loFed peace. the oth r
waffle one adhered to the constitution e
o'her violated one OF Us most lllPolIdlt di u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
- oaaL-.L. ALm1 Of occanaLion

- Corpus Christi. TrNas, August 30. I1ij.
Arprehendidg thltrh erroneous impr-s-
sious current in New odeaas ia rag1ri toom
situation, might induce General Gaines to or
der the muster of battalion or brigade Of ia
au'ry. addressed communication T., his
staff officer 10y the steamship Alabama, eX-
pressing my thanks Tor the reinforcement Of
HE Volunteer battalion ol artillery, tut With
de hope that no more volunteers would be
sent without a requisitioo from me. That
communication VIII reach New Orltaus to-
aisht or tomorrow. il limr. trust, to stop
lae en- loymrnl oi ans m re volunteers.
Wa have no asws from the RIO Gaede-
Lille stories are brought in from that quarter,
aul with the means Of accurate information
which we now possess. DO no, deem it ne
ae,sary TO repeat them.
l am, sir. very respectfully, your obedient
want,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

houses, had been selected as depot for mill
Try stores. being the nearst Pori to Meta
ueras on the north. To preserve us building
tnd held session OF fhem, was, Therefore,
urhsct Oh moment TO the commander. TIC
IRE. " hich he'd made bat li'ile progress, was
crested BY The dragons under Cui. lwls *.
detached i1r The purpose; aud. at the mo'"ent
# Uener,l TayIor's arrival. The supplies
Nhi he h5d sent from Corpus Christi by
water. also arrived. fortunately answering is
-N..li.fI.ns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

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IN tbi, drr,ry and n.;o6,l n,o,,e.. b.n
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

U virtue OF deed of Trust from John & Craig Ri,
- CHE TO the Subscriber, dated the 2jh day of priI
lSis, and now of record in Ohio county shall sell on
saturday, the 2d day OF September. isis tho highest
and hest bidder al the front door Of The Court house OF
Sald county, Lots No H. H. l5 &c. Il, X and 49, and
$50 ihs fesiue OF remaining nnsold l,ts III j & &.
kttehie's addition TO NJ idd'e Wheeling
TEXAS OF sALE.-')he third of the purchase money
IN hand and The residue in two equal instruments of
'u we've months bearing interest from the day sale
anu Inc lille retained until the whole purchase mo.
ney is pa!, $50
The tile Is supposed to he ndispu,able hut SELLING
trustee Will convey the purchaser only such lille
as Is vested in me by the said deed of trust
-, PARKER CAMPBELL,
JU'"' emo Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

NEW BOOKS.
EyABOLD. the last Of the Saxon Kings. the title of a
sss novel. by Sir +. Bplwer
The half sisters, by Geraldine Endser Jevasliry
The Mob Cupa, by Mrs Caroline Lee Ilentz
Lucy Temple. one of the three Orphans, sequel to
Charlotte Temple, hy Susannah Rowson.
Part } Aralian Nights
Part Universal History
Magee's Letter Writer
Tie Life Of Martin Van Buren,, by David Crockett
Portrait of Il TAYLOR
" g Lewis Cas-
Grand National Wing tanner
Political Caricatures
Taylor's Deiector for NV
tolum' ian Magazine for July
Graham's ="
Mysteries and Miseries of New York complete
Gen Taylor aud his staff, gilt binding
Scott Just reed and
for sale at WAKEMAN'S Literary Depot No III Main
street. Jy1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
LIFE AND CHARACTER OF
ZACHARY &tsys0s'.

We would gladly fr dncc the entire cor
.~poudeuce between Gen Taylor snd tn.
Var DEPARTMENT. bot Our limits forbid it,
Ve however introduce sufficient extracts &c
hov dot the executive ordered Gen Tayla
the Rio Gande and that he dit not. as ha.
,,rn asserted by The loco 'oco party advise Il c
noycmcn. OF the troops upon Point Isabel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
r1rpTuFe NEWS BY THECAMBRIA.

FVKIHtK NEWS b1 INV NANDTNIH.
The commercial news Is unlavorabie.
Cotton is depressed, with no prospect Of
impro cement. Fair upland and Molile, IS
worth ID: Orleans. 4 }; common grades are
unchanged in prices.
The Corn market is dull, as prices are rrce-
ling.
Wheat is qno,ed at TOSS. q so Tbs.
Cora is dull but the prices remain IN
changed.
Manufactures are gloomy. and the demand
limited 10 present wants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
Head-Qaarteis, Amy Of 0 cupauon,
CGrDu, Christi Texas Noy 7 ISM

The position noN occupied BY the lfo ps
may, perhaps, be The best while negotiations
are pending, OF at any rate until dis position
shall be manifested b. Mexico 10 protract
them unrSasonabIy. Under the supposition
that suca may be the view OF The department,
| shall make 10 moyem Mt from this point.
except tor the purpose OF xamiaing the coun-
Try, until further Instructions are received
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
THEABuMrIoN MASS NETTING II,

THE BOhflON MASS NETTING Il
WORCESTER. (Mass)-T mail Of til
raing brings US accounts ofthe long talke
# mass meeting in Worcester, which w
lisd To give the disscntiouists from til
miua'ions OF Gen. Taylor aud ,Csss az
'pHtuaity to show their strength 1t az
.drs TO have been very tame ant yer
sme al1sir. The New York Express pub
~ncs the following account
WORCESTER. June .
The long annnmced mass meeting of per
ms hostile TO Taylor and Cass cam. of 10
~, IN this place.-The boilers from tn
Wg party ana the W mig nominations. hay
asirj That we should SEE here. to-day. 10
Do 70 10 600; some sail 25,0U0. Their Tin,
a, come. aud We hrarepr,nounce the affair
ihiure. After making fair allowances for III
13IlnI Wings. aud the old Liberty part,
rre. (wIih Joshua L-svilt at their hcad.) ;h
.Hnbrr. oil iold. hos MT exceeded .50Oan
ai mass meeting ior the whole S.aici-
of only that, but they announced that Gid
ues would BE- hert--as he is and aitei
'eeks Of drumming ard planning all over tn,
ate. this the result.
Your ueighuor. MIR. BRYANT, Of the Pos
4me on herr--m' rely as spectator, sup
~. Phillips. Sumn,r c. F. Adams, Ct i'd
EHnf genus, were the orators Ii was the Old
WHO have endedvorl to make mischief IL
1t Wing ranks tor three ycars.--lhere was
,ar5e infusion OF Liberty meu among them
h-se claimed that her orators should be per-
mtttd TO have their share Of the time: SO Lea.
,iit was allowed to tdrangue the audience
Nhlch at no time exceeded 1900 or POGO
thought il be State Mass Convention.
Ii viii require more than this to defeat the
ltket ct the Philsde phia Convention. Those
nen 60 in for the Buffalo nomination. and are
teddy many OF them To- swallow Van Buren,.
" hope they will try bin.
heep your banner on the outward wall. and
ali will BE- well. OBSERVER.
GRAND WING RAD@Y AT ALBANY.
The Wings Of Albany held grand Wing
Rally on tuesday evening, Tor the purpose oil
listening 10 addresses fromex- Governor Jone.
I tennessee, and Gene raj Leslie Coonbs, Of
heuucky.
The meeting was held at the Pork in FROM
Of the capitol, the Hon VIM Harmlee presi
di 3.
Henry q Wheaton At he onsetm made brie
oui stirring address, concluding by introdu
eng 10 the audience TX Gov. Jones, wht
'her-upon proceeded amidst the most enthu-
siasile applause, To make one OF his most eff
| lecure speeches.
Gen Coombs followed (as we learn iron
the evening JournaD in a bold frank. impul
sl,e speech, first showing up Gen Cass il
true bat unenvlabe colors, and then prescu
ung iaylur, as he has long known him, as
Plein honest man, gallant soldier and true
hearted whlg. Altogeter the meeting passe(
eff in admirable style.
From Albany we NOTICE Gov Jones has Sc
out on his way home, stopping 10 make spec
ehrs at Utica, Auburn and Batavia. He I'D
dressed the Wings OF Trey on Weducsda,
evening. Gen Coombs has gone eastwar,
10 iuIliil engagements III Maine and is ais,
expected to address the Wing State Cunven-
ton on The 18Th OF july.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
DISSOLUTION.

iF7E copartnership heretofore existing between the
Subscribers in the Plumbing business is this dsy
dissolved 6. W. JOHNSON wiil settle The business Of
nc hrn. w JOHNSON
June 20, 1919 II JR GIBSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

Cuba-lt is SAID that there are recent advi-
ces from Havana, announcing tha! a general
uprising was expected to take place soon ON
the part OF the Republican portion OF the IN
hab.tents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
ariety Goods.

. arlptV GoDus JUST reed al No &c Union
Goods OF every description such as Needles, Pms
A.si iotead, buttons, trnges, Ear Rings Aerordt
=, oIns OF an kinds, Pocket Books Purses Soso
IA : on, Shaving, Hair, Toolh and Clothe Brnsbspp
u ~ isct sVsrl lbIng connected with the Variet ii'
Jy3 " ' a,pI 1S'ea,ns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
DIVIDEND.

Wheeling Swings lnsti ulion. 81 July, A.
The DIR ctors OF the WhevIlns Savings |.
s'llnuon have declared Dividend of per
on the capital stock fer the last six month
"hlch viii be paid 10 Stockholders on aud
lei he l2ih Instant r M'CoY. Treas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

VesseI Burnt at Sea. Capt Riddle, of
the Maria Burnt, inioras the N. o. Pieay-
ane thai on the 10 ult., about o'clock T. NJ.
he saw the British bark Defiance, Captain
Steers ia flames in West Bay, about As miles
w. n. ". OF the W Pass.
Capt K passed within one mile of her,
but seeing no signal OF distress did not stop.
Alter procet ding some distance Capt. +. re-
turned 10 her and went ashore in one OF his
small boats and saw Capt. Steers, his first
male ana Two boys. They stated to him hat
.he crew had set fire TO The ship IN three diff
Iegent places, aud then 10 TO the long boat.
Japt. 5. only slted the provisions on deck
and live or six bales OF cottod,. Capt. K. left
;. ahoanl II o'clock at night. Every part ol
he Dvntuce was Ia flames.
tne ID tance cleared from New Orlsaus on
3e l2th ult. for Liverpool. with cargo
insisting ol $50 bales cotton snd 523i sacks
81 corn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
CONTRAST BETWEEN GEN. TAYLOR
AND GEN. CASS.
\ writer in the Providence (R. ~ Journal

A writer in the Providence (R. ~ Journal
draws this contrast:
MIR Cass has been selected as the peraonili-
cation ot ultraism-he is aud acious in his de-
signs and resoIute in his ambl,ion--he Is te
naciou. OF his opinions aul never modest in
maintaining them-h. loves the t,r"oil Of
war because it will enlarge the boundaries t
his ambition, To secure tht u!lIcc 81 resi-
dent he will become the sycophlut-to Sc
duce the reckless and ignurdn he viii pro-
mise the rewards OF Official patronage bis
election will neutrdlze the c0nst rvative infu-
ence anl add strength 10 that rahlfal spirit
which seeks its own reward though a. the sac
rIiice Of national prosperity.
With these elements OF destruction, II is
fortunate that the Why Convention has Sc
lected ca dilate OF sufficient popularity 10
command success. We 60 into the contest
with No u.i,gjyings, but ela'ed with hope and
confident OF victory. The old issues are for
The time abandoned, and We must overcome
ancient prejudicrs confidence must be reslor-
ed, enthusiasm awakened and wiki resoute
and persevering efforts lhe result Is no longer
matter OF conjecture. Gen. Taylor has al
ready woa universal appreciation tor his mod
est and consistent department III every emer-
gency. a man OF singular courage AMI yet
possessed 81 remarkd bite prudence-drdent in
his friendship aud liberal III his principles
uneXcep,inndb.e il his private Character, and
wilma mind aud heart alta he'd TO the great
Interests al his cOuntrV-not Identified with
local sectional divisions, but tree Ia act and
disposed TO re right; enjoying The contlence
O distinguished y hlgs, aud recommended by
"a host OF lnsnd, as a nIan no VIII discharge
the duties OF the Office ilh sis.lon, 4ategri-
Y END ntelily
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
STEAMBOAT REGISTER

REPORTED ny C. II RERgY
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
lf Boats for me iasf 81 hours ending yesfsr
ias q, 4 o'clocA. p. ".
ARRIVED.
Lady Byron. Miller, Cincinnati,
G4nesee. Hunter. d"
Highland Mry. Burke.
Pioneer, Forsyth,
Cashier, Dawson, Pittsburgh,
Nister --.
ring Id. Cope,
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenvlle,
DEPARTED.
Lady Byron. Miller, Pittsburgh,
Genesee. Hunter. g
c shier, Dawson,
Pioneer. Forsyth.
Highland Mary. Burke, Cincinnati.
Nisiler. -,
Virginia. Dawson; Steubnville.
5 feet inch water in the channel-rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
THE TAYLOR FIRE RAGING.

THE TAYLOR FIRE RAGING.
we have always tell confident that there
We're hundreds oil the honest portion OF The
Democrats thai would support Gen. Taylor.
we have heard OF several instances where
men announced der intention to vote Tor
man, VINO have always heretofore acted with
thv uthiocfdts
x ioiIoWln8 extract is from letter writ
zen by gentleman OF undouhled yeraclly III
p5IitNluc liIlhols. 81 LOUIS hfPR0,
Tayior's nomination is lust the thing for
he suckers. Numbers OF The ole. democrats are
going for him, | will mention one instance
which may be regarded as lair specimen OF
the way tie thiug works. Capt 4 Wheeler.
OF this county, who presided at the Democrat
| ic meeting in this county to II inmate dele
sasidtd # the coonir cnnra, 1a nJ %
l6.,aiian n,eeiiug. o,,t esd ant far TarI,,.
| Oh this here is no mislaae.
AN Old fklNiEk.-."e have IN our en-
commenced his apprenel>rsl,in Of seven wears
/ in the Kings Printing office london in l7S1
81 four years sgo. He vas soldier nnder
/ Sir John Moor, at Corunna. in Soain in 1909
W here be received bal in The rich, arm. He
was present at the burial o( sir Inbn and
remembers the minutest particulars OF the
scene lie was also with the Duke OF Wei
i'hS'oh through the Whole campaign, and lost
az ankle bone by grape shot at Waterloo.
uiH 'id man alter all lhls hard service, Is
'A'' ore OF the sWt'test and best composltors
we have ever knonn, aud though lame from
dewv eve" while Younger men ar, WASTING
the golden hours in sensual pleasures. or snor
inc them away in bed a. ran,hle o'er The
fields and through the woods in search ~ /
wild flowers, with which he forms feminine
Ibooi,.f f,r,b. Xii. Of no ,iti.,,,.,r -,
sne.rs ',ajI g., 9O ', - lo'e S.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

summer Cordial, For For by pyse"'e,y, Dyar
he stomach and bowels incident T. the warm season
This cordial Is justly celebrated in the East far M
ing qualities. All who try il and do moi inv. n 81, 80
funded. THOS uORNBROOK a. ~ ,on'. nc
je50 nn,,. .Nse..s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
Fire Crackers &. Tarpedoes.
TRUSTEES SALE

a LARGE lot just received and for sale oesalc--
So very low by JOHN ELLIOTT 4 co
Je30 Corner of Market alley and Main st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
Youts, &c. a. a. THOMS0 y.


A correspondent 90 tine New York Evening
Post, writing from Patterson, New Jersey,
says
olhe most extensive fire with which this
Mace has ever been visited, commenced this
morning between one aud two q clock, aud
cpntiauej until six before II was fully subdued
II originated in The Patterson macbine works
anexleusive establishment which Was Wholly
con umed together win great amount OF
machinery amt ioos, involving loss OF $50,
OF 500 OC0, $4,000 Of which was covered by
insurance.
"Ihree dwelling houses, together with the
ypat ious Holcl known as Congress Hall, and
de J. iscopal church were all consum, Il -
Whilst the latter was on fire. Mr. II Johnson
lfarnetor oi the fax mills, lost his lie in
ruaeavoring with Others TO rescue the organ
from tie flames Some iuuror five other per-
sons were injured more or less butnot serious
ly.
from The smothering cmJers Ibis morning.
Loss 100000.
\ IMMIGRATlON.-O "Wednesday AMI
1hursday $3.50 emigruts arrived al New
tork about 1900 OF " h0m wels from Fiapce,
krnany and Norway.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

COLONIAL HON MEETING. An inter
estipg colonization meeting was held in New
York 90 Wednesday evening, which was adj
dressed by several colored men, among them
GOV Roberts, aud a colored farmer from Lii
IBERIA
The Journal of Commerce states that they
described the colony to be an almost earthly
paradise to The colored race, particularly 10
those who have escaped from slavery in this
country, aud have there attained tul and per-
Tea liberty, and ample means TO enrich them
selves il they are Industrious. The chm4te
They describe as being perfectly oongenial 10
their constitutions. The fever which had
been some years back SO destructive to the
eolunisls, Wds NOW but little dreaded, as the
no ture OF the disease was now better under
stood, aud III most cases cured The soil,
from THEN account OF It, is the richest in The
world, aud with but little cultivation, pro-
duces the most abundant harvest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

TtST received at the Philadelphia
2 g. zssszzA " Cheap Cash Store, lJ9 Main ST.,
GssxE5SN an entirely new and beautiful ST lc of
$50 Ladies Kid and Satin Slippers of all
coors, superior 10 any thing ever
ought TO this city je20 WIN BOLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

PRINcE JOAN. John Van Buren, has been
making anolhergreat speecha Genesec. n. Y d.
lie pitches into the Hunkels Gen. Clss and
tathes Richie like a thousand OF brick
There is nothing parliculdny new in this las
effort.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

SnoRr LETTERS are becoming fashionable
among the Loco Focos. We have given al
ready Gen. Cess's specimen; here is another
..oi the same sort, from the Troy Budget
TpnN T,,a 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
JOHN H THOMPSON,
Wholesale and retail
BOOKSELLER AND STATION
ANA dealer in Paper Hanrngs Window Pa,ers and
Z. FIRE SCREENS ~
Onton street, near tie MARKET Hons.
~. C, WHEELING VA
VI country merchants supplied on the nosi i;ssr,,
cash. r " nays III goods or
l6
THoS. HORNBRoOK & CO
WHOLESALE VARIETY MERCHANT.
Monroe ST., Wheeling, Va.
III Rags wanted, and the highest price given.
j. CONNOLLY & SON
MaFufaeinrers and Wholesale and Ret ne.,,.;
:, Boots, Shoes and Leather
NO. l3S, East Size Main SIRE,
'" WHEELING, VA
~ ,.,r,, A. G. ROBINSON,
BASSETT & ROBINSON.
DEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Drv q ,os. o..
NJ ~ oueensware, Leather, Iron, Salt &c A.
W. NO 81 aud 81 Main street. South Wheeiin. ~
H.. are so,e Agents of the Pekin Tea Comosnv IN,
AprY5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

PABnoNED Hosea Hdreth Smith, con
ricltd OF forging, about fifteen months ago
at Washington, and sentenced 10 eight years
imprisonment in The Pepitentiary, has been
parduned bv tie President.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

w ire lence IS becoming quite common IN
Illinois. The cost is aboet 80 cents to the
ROD. aud II answers most sdmirdble purpos
against all stock but sv Inc Cattle and nor
particularly, after having their noses well
SAVED by 1t once, can scarseiy be got near
II again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04

REDUCTION OF FARE.-We learn from the
Cumberland Mountaineer that the fare has
been reduce on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, the round trip, to five dollars Ten
days being allowed TO 30 10 and return from
Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
Piano ron ThN

VI "CAers. vey superior CSigses supply nv o.
i've jas ME,;LoR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-04
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

WANTED immediately 1000 bundles n, mad o,.
Oats straw for which the highest cash price WI
n"'u MENDEI. 4 HARBOUR
Main street