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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

NJ INERVA ROOM-BROADWAY, BETWEEN CA
AVA nal and Walker CampbelPs Mnstrels--
one Of the Oldest origia bands of Ethopan Minstrss
the United State under the direct on of O. A. KEN
ball. who,e nimtab,e and highly popular enteftsinm,nu
nightly honored the of Ha ord and New Ha
by the crowded and houses for twenty
Concerts. the pleasure that
they will the Minerva Room Broadway Tuesday
evening the l4h ns witha programme continuing some o.
the choicest pieces Ethiopian Melody During the per-
Torrance Mr. West will appear hs celebrated Highland
Fling The eees refraus dances, SC will be ner-
fo med in the cha,te aud unerceponabe mannerAd-
mfauce IS children half price Commence socock
THE CoLLECTloN OF The WQbKs OF THE
Old Masters is being removed to the Lyceum Building,
5e7 Broadway to be exhibited agsn in a few DAYS
u RUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
- representing the VENU DE MEDIClS and APOLLO
DE MEDICIS for short tins only. Open from a NJ 10
10 PM, 1916 Broadway Stoppanis bcihr Admit
lance Is cents.
w ALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA
w Monday Ey.nng; March g. 1913. will be performed
James V, Of Scotland Mr. Wsllack George Wer MI Rich.
ings; Malcolm Mr. Wheatley; Laid Small, Mr Chapman;
Madeline, MIS- Wallack Widow Barton. Mrs Thayer.-
Grand Pas SEMI, by Miss Walters. To conclude with tn,
WATERMAN-romT Tug, Miss Mary Ann Heron; Wihsl-
nina. Miss Fanny Heron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

DaKK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. FRICES-
Boxes PIT, 50 Gallery, :, csnsf Doors
open o'clock; performances viii eonmsnce at hn past
Monday Evening" March H. will be performed, the grand
ballet ofGisELLE-G see. Mdlle Blangy; Myrthq VI.
Vaee; Prince Albrschl Mons Bouxary; Hliron Wielhoh
Prev which tn celebrated comic drama in OF
the WHIT HORSE on THE PETERS Ge'sd Pep
Der, Mr. BroUghsm Ffans Mansfedt, Blss Col. smAn,
DoughrIy; Agatha trs Brpugham Aer the pc .formanc.
e ~ ellie; the new gand ballet q LlLhUslDN DUN
PElNTRt ID 3nra ,rcisct. MILE Sliugy To nclnde
with the IRISH arce &C ihs OMNIBUS. Fat Rooney. Mr..
Brougham Mr.. Tom Dobhs, w. o. hapman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

W. Guizot.-'As long as The cabinet shall
be entrusted with public affairs 10 will make
The law be respected. The cabinet sees no
reason why he chamber should suspend lis
iae'rs. The crown al The present moment il.
u-in-ItS pferog4tlve. That ~pferngiti,e must
u' respected. A>i1ug Bs the cabinet Is upon
thee h%'1c1ss, no business need remain sus-
pended"
'he president then put the question as ta
the adjournment of NJ. Dillon B riots pro-
position. About one hundred members of
ihe Opposition supported The adjournment.
i1e whole oi the conservatives were against
IT,.
The Chamber Immediately rose in great
oEJation.
Five o'eock.-The public joy increases at
ihe ra-l4natI1n OF he ministry. At this mo-
mfut a detachment OF the National Guards.
followed by a larry crowd, Is passing through
tia Beurse. shouting "Niye Ia Retofme =
Hall past five o eiOck-As toe resignation
OF the ministry becomes more and more
widely known the public iDy becomes greater
l. really Gems as il no ministry were ever ST
intensely Cr - universally detested. TIL,
shops still continue TO b. closed. The move.
nirut' Of troops are also continuing. Tn,
fighting has ceased in the quarter ST. Martin
but great crowds sill hll The streets, and tn,
soldlers have difficulty ia maintaining order
Our Telesraphic despatch of Monday tell
the balance OF the story in full as received il
the English papers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
BY TELEGRAPH.

Washington. March q

hdSbiibNNAs A-'N"
After my despatch Of Yesterday was closed
th- deficiency bill passed the Senate aud the
loan bill was made the special order for TO-
morrow.
In the House, the debtie on printing the
sarbIed Trist correspondence, which The f'es'
ident has deigncl to communicate, was as
cussed BY Messrs Thompson, Clingman, Has
kelI and McLane. Mr. luge has the floor Tor
&c. morrow.
Senate.-March 22.-Mr Yulee reported a
bill providing for a retired p~aylisi ia the navy
aud also providing for the use OF American
hemp in the navy.
Mr. Cass gave notice that he would call VI
the volunteer bill tomorrow.
The Loan bill was further discussed. anC
amendments made requiring public bids 70
the loan.
la the house MIR Cummings as kAd leave to OF
fer resolutions Of sympathy for the people Q
Fsnce.
The printing Of the Trist correspondence
was further discussed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
NEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.


" H~EtsNELL. us nov receiving bis sPri1r aad
~ Shmmer stock Of rnpls. wHien were generally
purchased a. greatly rei5-cl prices, iu New Yots. Tie
pres- aud Fan1y goods ave ths richest and ncNvs; T.
srrs, and eaurfi-e spnr varieties OF new fabrics aol
before introduced orr TINS cItv.
DRESS DOT
CharEeAf'e Ciace sud embroidered srmurc Ftts.
F1rlGrt siNs. spring 20 les aN4 az very lnw prices
Re ~ Sik- iu coiros and SIR, BIB stripe arnure; Gro
da ~ edirsilks 90 plain caiprs. for Friends, Gro Be- khIue
extra quality aud width. aud very rich lustte, Rich ksb
Roy ani other plaid siks. fttfsr iu-iriug.
ALSO FOR DRESSES.
Embroidered Grenadines. iHr newest STYLE out Plaid
Tissue Bofc-rs, brgtndi. Muslin Brorhe Tissue riatf
FITS DE- Chrvre. very beautiful md new: Embroidered
Mnsi las, French and Shot Iavss, Swiss MusiiUs in
cniors. and White fos parts dresses. 700 pieces Cling
hams On French. Manchester, Errston and solid checks,
being tte mnst complete assortment We have ever offered
ReaiT reucI ehtutzes, entirely new style. English do;
American uriut- iU great variety
MOURNING DRESS GOOns
Black BrechC Tissue. do embroidered GreIadjue
Plain BlacS Lawns aud extra Bomhazincs. iupins
Nous'in De LANES, extra FINE; Mourning chiutz AVID
Gnaaams, Black cashmere, Jet biz Alpaca, very SUPP
quality.
BONNETS. &c.
Spring Bonnets, comprising some very new ard choIee
varieties. Bonnet Ribbons, French Artiicisls and
WrcathJs.
Wtecltur- March aI. IS4z.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
NEW YORk MARKET.

New York, March 22, Z /. NJ.
Flour-Sa,es of Gennessee at So o6t prices
being on the decline. Supplies Of Western
Flour was coming in from Albany.
Good enquiry for wheat for milling.
Corn-Aetive, there being orders from Bos-
ton 10 buy.
Provisions dull, lard active but prices I'M
changed.
No further phase OF the Market now risi-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

w. TU- FIITHfT NTFffT.
wy have commenced receiving oar Spring stock OF
WV fashionable OOp winch Will embrace
all the new styles out this season. Our customers and
all thoss wishing to purchase ANY thing in our line, are
assn ed that we can show them a. good q selection and
at low prices, a. can be found IN this city.
We W. continue 70 receive additions to our stock
every few days until the assortment IS complete.
MmeelLnv. Mar d. LES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

REPORTED ny {. II BERRY
ARRIVALS n DEPARTURES
If Boats for The last IL hours ending yester-
day at 4 o%1cioch, p. ".
ARRIVED.
Jewess. BOUCHER, Pittsburgh,
Hibernia No. 2, klinetelfer. Il
American Star, Hanna,
J. J. Criltenden, ISRAEL, Cincinnati,
Lghigh, -,
Pontiac, Fowler,
Clipper Fo =, Crooks,
America, DeCamp,
WellsyIlle, Barnes, Sun Fish.
DEPARTED.
Sewess. BOUCHER, ST Louis
Hibernia NJ :, kiineteiter, Cincinnati,
Comet, toyd,
American Star, Hanna,
J, J. Crittenden, Israel, Pittsburgh,
Lehigh, -,
NellsYille Barnes, q
Pontiac, Fowler, :,
Clipper Fo2, Crooks,
.lSleet water in the channel-rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
NNEEIN.

SEALED proposals viii lie received by the Directors
~I of he Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany Turn
pike Company from tbs date 10 Saturday, April I'D.
next, for grading the Road from the National Road near
W Gods aitt 10 the PeRHsy lyauId Line, including the
erection of necessary Brid 4es and tuIvcrts; the road
shall hswhere exceed a grade of tveue-rees and is TO be
graded al least twenty tour feet wise ON Level ground
and raised in the middle ie inclcs higher than the edge.
and on hill SIDES 10 he al 'es ST 20 lcI VIDE, aud raised in
the middle II inches higher tnRn the bottom of the ditch,
aud 3 inches lower on me outer edge Of the road than
the centre. and the upper hill side 10 he cleared for a dIs
tance of not less than - feet from tine edge of the road.
The proposals Will specify the cost per mle for grading,
and the cost of Bridges aud Cuiveus separ atelv, and no
proposal viii he considered for less Than half a mtle.-
Proposals II ay he len with bt J Campbell. in Wells.
lurrh. Va. Prof Il Pendlet0n at Bethany, Va. w
Mitchell al Wheeling, Va, or John English, West Lib.
eTiy, Va.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN ENGLtSH Clerk.
N. II. Persons wishing to examine the route previous
to bidding can obtain all the necessary information by
calling on tHa President, l. w. Mitchell, Wheeling, Va
or the following gentlemen on the line OF the read. Di
II W C~haPHne, Jas Kelly, John j Jacob, WIN Bukey
Professors Ross and rendleton, or the subscriber.
ieb LTD JOHN ENGLISH, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
JOHN Clerk.

OF all the trades This world can boast
The fashions TO control.
do believe ! like that most,
inch leautldes the SOLE.
like that man who plies his .wL
tni mor;sis here below.
And IN every thing he SEAMS,
Does just precisely sew,
fle works on firmly to the LAST,
w an merry song and laugh,
AMI every imperfeciion HIDES,
h"ugh II should be CALF.
The understanding he can HEEL.
Though n he Hat and cold,
LIE thread is short, he wakes thread.
But never WAVES OLD.
OF all tie men | ever knew,
10 make line shoes or toois,
JOIN CUNNINGHAM NJ is true blue,
Ana that no one disputes.
! was . handsome, nice young man,
rs e'er reposed IN Wotnau's arms.
bnt 'hen those rough old boots Of niue,
I"ey SO diSsraced my charms.
| went TO Cunningliam's, saws
joan, tit me with your hest
l col the boots and then found
! was supremacy LEST.
For when among the girls went
WIN nay Victorious BOOTY,
1fet look'd with longing gaze and sirh'J.
"Ahl isht he a beauty"
And when ! wclk'd they music made
As loud as twenty flutes,
And all The envious heaux wonId cry.
Where did you get your beols?" -
And then most proudly / replied
With ktugly consequence,
II got them al John Cunnnghans.
l didn't do nothin' elsel'
And, If in this world of fashion
y gu wish 10 cut a dash.
John Cunningham " ~ III Won ont
Cheap-very cheap for eAsn.
a mammoth boot above his door.
fFociaims has moderate prices;
His shop is on Man street. beIpw
The Three Big Doors Of Rice's"
10 has just received a large addition 10 his stack nj
materials, and is prepared to manufacture Riots and
NOES ~ a manner which Tor beajay Of style and dur.,
west. III 'he
Wheeling, Mar %, 1913.
ShthCH DISTURBANCES BY coughing NAV h.
lHe'ented 10y The use OF philhriek's PectoTal CandV
ihi cure The cold. NJ '"''@-'
I"I sale al Ike variety store Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

"a GNEW & sxEARINGEN have removed their
%.A stock Of FANcy and SrAPLE Day GoODs. to Mon
roe street. one door cas-, of the Merchants and Mocha
mes Bank.
Tie business VIII hereafter be conducted by
mar % SELBY AGNEW & SREARiNGEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

Oh % #-. -a EN |L| LM HL
= u, ..se aata~. appeared d, r, ab.... B.
with -s.sl humanity aaI even a77.I1,g.r
] IRE r.rlr. sI-rrsu 4 iv-n l..e raU,ri.
the B1lIaylris; ant still mlrrbi5q in order.
an aI. 90 .rn. h4t tuUr Niv.4t7 CHARLSE.
tf=fr heat arusf with rhsi. .-- D.. -.
ptaer Ie 10 Msie.-iue su ar,euot was n+I.
hy t1e troops o. d~sp.r.. Them. u#lI sea-.
ouiv partially sIac s-n4I 8u4 .r,ft#v 8.er-
watis they met another large hflg. fG. Iaal.
err, 10 whom JafarHs..v embraced ne Nation.
81 Gultlu.u. On arriving ia f-,nt ol tIa
Hotel d., AHsir-s Ersas-os they stopped.
aul sANe 'ae M'Tetl't''se In iH'' C.'''a.-
lH'5 ''ei, organ I'D cry oli' 'ahe~' HN4'l-
aoa5 he hi"i-s4i.. ANT ta' excitement was
e't"Fiut Increasing. AT fi-i3 @ very young
nl't' 'v't rFF ".+ >lair' WHitl fe ""ttr'
as'ins. 'ir 5''a, safe o' ti" hotel an eAdm-
PIE "h'tt Vas -',.'A'" '' The resi- Wh' De-
San NH''"''- d5 zoe -'ts q shower oi STONES
was thf5"h oil IH' siina aine' aAi broke s.'-
,Iai windows bift'@ TINS time q ol.y oi the
hu'I.iti "'17f's ti4''niff.) VINO "ff- drawn
up "i'H'n M. -''l~' aeIIp rtteiy .'atr1 Their
Mt7N' : +i t''P'tel 'e' "'.1t th'-1l ilt'a"
D'1 q "i' OBJ '"N"til emerging If'h iAe l'u7
dea C'r i'gs' a 'l'i nom .It charged struck
'ot' ''e al's- 4t'''e WIN i'' Hi' siie o'
as'. Ni'l.S' ah' NeTt soon S1cc+r'e' IN ai7
P'I'l'e VIZ ,''"'. d"' f-'tr'iH- 'h' f's.'r"t'
OF ~. ! 's,4l,"' oil u'' C.""ell nom 'he oa"-
: IL "'-'
~ -m'' 0'', y we r'}h7'rl2'' 81 ,'
Nus 'i''enHs Oo"y OF ruilhnS a'IetnPt,' 49,
ofe'N 'i1' " p '''hftrI 'sl y. o4' iati'l. i,et
.Hs' +',a'"''' ''' 81" p '' "a n2. marc iita ne
o,t . '., p',.1' .' 2. 1l' IN '' 41'H'Is g."
H's"''" y 0o''"'.T'' N"''' ,hrl i'i,n = '''"
N''Nrs' ." '". "'is "' '''a''9 Hii"7 "'
1'3l9 ~. ~ ; VIZ '.'pI'oia''
'z''' a'' ''.''' ID - "'is ! e3iia,'s' nun.
- y" 'S'ts e a'' 1"'S ~ y
nay our "'aAi9s' oas loi' "o' ie"' o. ""! gus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

--'C.I a * "CpI% SHOL WARE ROOMS
.kvE. "NoA Il ca. have laSeu Nh. -
direrii ~ 'i' corner of Alan and MsJis,n ~
u'teeu! opposite Their Old stand, where fhes ~ sts,
'eesiNIh- shn opening the largest ami test sals-, -"
~ - "opla sud SnuAs ever offered +, III.
~, consisting OF FAVE iicNDalp PA'K.a~s ~ ~ ma,,
some Of ne moa aooas' Having made arrangements Win
IN, afe,s,sl IN N'eHsike Las!eW Manufacturers, ~
sG' Sr GaI' . ! Boots and shoes, either b, ibr nscH.
In 8altnnt.rl ar p ~ lvw rates as they can be- purchased
q, I'M, "fiedelfhla with The addtt.p al fr.i,t,
:" W. point. fst tue proof Of which Ne v 1,I T., ,al
peeituty hV.te them TO an eAau4iraIion n "oIIu res
kNON A 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
MR.. CLAY.

1t is understood at Pittsburgh that MIR Clay
will not leave that city until Monday next.
There is therefore ample time for any action
our citizens may propose.
The stock of Boots and Shoes brought on
BY Mes,rs Todd and Howell, at the sign OF tie
Black Mammoth Boot cannot well be beaten.
Their selection is OF the best, and their stock
extensive.
Rain fell yesterday afternoon and evening,
and there seems a prospect OF d continued rain.
WHEELING LY CEUM.-This a%ssotia-
lion will meet this evening at Z o'clock, over
the store Of Messrs, OFT s Greer. The exer-
cises will consist principally OF ESSAYS and
Defamation, and every member is expected
to be present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

IN the town Of Palermo, in The slate OF New York.
resides a gentleman by tae name OF Gardner. a wei
SHOWN and highly respected munster. Elder solemn
ga fdnef's daughter. IN the mouth al October lf4J. was
taheH with 6snrsy and went through the successive
STAGES OF that disease aud was at last given up by the
Hrst medical men OF the vicinity; al this stage, writes
Mr.. Gardiner. I'VE heard of your LihOntupite-seu IN
gresl haste for a large bnttle-she took IL IN . DAYS, was
better sent for 4 more, and al tais date, Nav lbih, 1886
my daughter * now at work aud free from trat dresdfa
disea.e-to all human appearance, as well a. ever.
The above is correct regarding IN case. am happy
to atl an well. AIRY n GARDNER"
Reader, look al our columns, see Great American Re
medy,-Dr G.. G. Naughn's Lltasntuptic,-call upo.
Agent and get a pam pllet. mar23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

GlDDlNESS AND DiZZINESS-Wught's Indian
Vegetable rus are one OF tse hest medicines in the
word ioF me cureO OF giddiness; because they purge from
Tie body t1nse s'aguant and corrupt hHinors which.
"irn Heating m the general mass Of the circulation.
are tne cause Of a determination or rush of blood TO the
head, Etddiness. headache. lnss OF memory. dimucss of
sight, brow slue-S, PAIN Of tie head, and many other
- mptomS et a loaded and corrupt state Of the blood.
Nftghts Indian Vegetable Pitts are also one Of the
very hest medicines for the cure Of indigestion. and
therefore VIII most assurediy ressrs the body TO a state
OF sJuud health.
BENh ARE oT CorNrEgrCIrs-The public are caution
Ell against tle many spurious medicines. which. IN or
de- 10 deceive. are called b. names similar to Nright's
iodi4u Vegetable Pills.
The only original aud Indian Vegetable Pills have
the slshatlrea 81 william Wright written with a pen on
The to1 label OF each Box. None other IS genuine. and
20 counterfeit thu j. FORGERY.
Tor sale hy Janes Metor, Wheeling. Ohce and Gen.
erai Depot, 100 Race street, puila.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

SnhrLiNE Thomson would respeetf,ny ali -.
- '.leh . : ttSn iueuas aud me pnhltr to ~ ~
l seIeeIed and elegant stock OF fa1 c., me
+ 81 r. itVslSed al theIf rooui opposite \ " Ban t n
u' 'AeIf STOCK, be which IS commercial 80
cS. - 1ui nile on as liberal terms as eau he pss.,.i ~
sen -
Hardware. OFT : GREER are now fer.iyinr
" are aud Cutie tneF 9pring stock Of English Hard,
&c : ~ bilhil.haa and Sheffield, EngIand.
me nr-a1 ~ ~ respectfully invited 10 cali and exam.
~ mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
Something Rich.

Something Rich. ! Ti. %. r S.sy ,5 in m the course purse
tiful stock Of fancy goods I have ever offered. such as
Sl6 Fissues, Grenadines IN mode, biz, pink and blue
Fiofadiues. BeraEc. al coiors; Rich ameleon silks:
Elegant Sbayis. n Grape, at from six To ffy dollars:
Cameleon silk do Grenadne; Hernans Silks; Berage
aud various other new sty'es. One beautiful PsRIs
made Spring Nisite; new style capes. collars. &c. in
needle and Tsmhoder; with many other exceedingly
ricn goods. mar - j. S~ENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

WATER COMMITTEE.
FYtlE Committee on Water Works will meet al th'
~ ONCE of James S. Whea'e, Esq. at three O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
Persons having business with the committee viii
please govern themselves accordingly.
JAS TANNER,
mar y Chairman Water Committee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

rr7HE WHEELING cotton FACTORY : now
III operation aud pteHar,f to furnish
BROWN s~HEETiNGs, IRIS,
COTTON YARNS. mud RAFTING.
Merchants arc respectfully invited to call ard examine
their Goods. o. stud their ofarts, wltch viii meet
prompt attention once az the Factory on Fonrih 81.
ian u SAM. OFT, Sup'L
JTPvveavers wanted at the Factory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

lie m PARIS. Or the Aaysa'ge. OF Aired DE
hS "ra W REYNOLDS. author OF Life in I.oEdon
1"aets l.ai}'s BOOK. for Anul
"IahaH's Magazine, for April. For sale at
a." WAKEMAN'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
L0ttE4 At 's'sssS,

III II =" onisihed the services Of MR. JAMES
~ - - T., a man that 81 mds al The he'd ~
~ - = S9e y she LSsten cities, as FUR Am SIT = n
~ = : anhLh AND flAlSHER, we are nf,,sret :, ~
snIHaaL+r aHd sell superior Moieskin. S,k w.
an pfSfer ials, together with al olher ari,nrs Nu.ra
- 81 business ~ a tnaaner superior 10 any tts = ~
eve been offered IN this city. ~ ~! '"S' Rave
- s. AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
MARSH TANINp 4 ~,
NEW DO0ES

NEW BonKS
TpR~AGGELONNE. tho son OF At5os: orten ve,..
"a" Ter; hetnG the conclusion of the Three Guardsmen.
and Twenty years after. by the world renowned punas
lippsrd. wv
Two old mems Tales-The Admirars pauch,er and
The DeforIned, by Mrs Marsh.
by Emma Cara. '"us"e''
Nos The 20 les Of Rome.
fafi ID The Mysteries and Miseries of Now YORK Lv
Ned Bantliue. i""''!
W ass'r1es aud Nagaries, ty w Z Burton.
BOWS Patent Sermons. Received MS d.v NJ,
WAKEMAN'S Literary Depot.
mar2l Mil u.i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

nrSiLI. and cross cut Saws-Just received Hoe Il
GVSs Cos cast steel. VIM R0wland's and BrinehuIst
& kir'y's Mill and Cross cut saws, tor sale by
mar 81 SAMI. NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
asUas'a'NeNEy7

jStoR RENT.-A large and comnodious store roon
- on Monroe 81, for rent, if application he made soon.
mar 10 TtlUS ilORNBRODk, Msnroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

Anv,I- sAML NEIL has just receg we'd q lot Of
4Aii'iiS. gensine Mouse Hole Anvils direct from
the Factory, hy way of New Orleans. Alsu-SoIId
Box Vices, Bellows OF Jacob Arnetts make, aud screw
plates, all sizes, for sale by SAM'L NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

4 LARGE assortment of AipacaS very low, SILK firm
ees, SIX buttons and dress fringe of every variety
AZ a. l. ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
AZ Is Tim, ON.

Now and hen. y ?, Warren, .a,aor Of
4 new supply Of The stoy, +, 1I'aaue g Wear, &c.
mar =" NAA EMAAF Lttrr.r, H., "N''Ned
" @oill MaiH sueet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

Eun-Rar rols :. Neel has lust received Gun
VS. Barrels, Gun locks aud Noun
ting, and for sale, SAM'L NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
INFORMATION WANrFD
VTYnoLEsALE HOOK & STATIONERY sroR,

EETHOLEsALE o O & r STORM
ne sa scftaer respectfully calls attention TO M
siotA IT books, Stationery, Paper Hangtnes. etc
IeeeiNed ms spring supply, he Is prepared 10
iuthifh Country Merchants, Teachers and otLafs VII
w ,' purchase m quantities, on the most liberal terms
PC n's"'s' plle pad IN cash OF exchange for Rags.
mar - Ohm II. THOMPSON. Union ST.
Wheeling, Va.
"u.Ihsey Times, Cadiz Republican. -. Clairsvjue
sS@''te ana W ayueshurg Democrat, copy to ainnnpt AZ
49," "N'-" 'his uWct- mar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

VIRGINIA To wit; Al Rules held in the Cic,k,s .,
nee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law srd
Chancery, Tor the county Of Doddridse on NorIav ITO
IN day of February, 1913. NV
Isaac Lynch, counroir.n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

E- STANDARD DRAMATIC AyostzIc,
Az straccdy in FIVE acts, by Il l. Shiei.
Much Ado about Nothing, h. Shakespeare.
The puenna; a comic opera IN three acts,
MINOR DRAMATIC pride of the Market.
hobart Macaire. or the tive Murderers.
Bamhopzlmg; 4 farce.
Bnx and Cox; l romance OF real life. Just reed at
mar % W~AKEMAN'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

Silver Grey Silks. Tns sgs'c sd,'s =, s@s ,b Jus.
very fashionable silver grey, chameleon and fancy dress
Silks. Also some rieh Black ilks, which VIII e sold
at the lowest rates. j. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
NEW GOODS.

THE Confectionery willie continued by the Subscriber
at the old stand. No l6l Main street, where he in
tends 10 keep constantly ON hand, candies Of his own
manufacture, Fruits. NUS, etc etc; alsO-a good assert
ment of Imported cigars and chewing tobacco, which lie
offers wholesale or retai.Io the old customers and others,
as cheap "a can be purchased in the place.
JIM. BiCREL,
Wheeling. March 81. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

cad Dino tons Lead Pipe and a lot Of Sheet
49, ipS' Lead, tf received and for sale by
IiORNBROOk K DlLLON.
maj 2l-tA4 Market ST, g few doors below Post office