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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
A GOOD CHANCE FOR YOU. GENTLE.
MEN

WE have on hand stock Of Good, for Gentle
men and Boys wear of superior quality, which he.
ing 100 lar for the season are determined TO close
our such prices viii not fail to surprise YOU either
AZ W iolesale or Retail. COMPRISING
supr rench Cloths in Bi'k and other colors
Also, English sud American wool bTk AGelsid etc
90 BIZ Doe skin Casmeres, plan and rib'd,
do Fancy colors strip'd and plaid. do
do Persian Casmeres aud Six Tweed
90 Wool Tweed Merino Cassimers aud Jeans
do Dradete and other Summer Cloth, .-
do French Linen Drilings white and cord
do Satin Vestins's plain and hg'd,
do Mafseiiles and other variety of Vestiprs
do Crava,s, Pocket Handks CLOS and IIos'y,
do Under Shirts, Silk, Cotton aud Merino.
do Irish Linens supr quality for bosoins
do Supr Long Cloths for shifting,
do Suspendcrs,
Dc In short, every other article in the wsy of men
and boys wear. il SxLBY, AssEw, AND SwKARlSGxx.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
. <nn pno

HIS company, being now duly organised, is prepared
I" MAKE insurance every description of Fire and
Marine Risks. such dwelling houses Store Houses &c
WIN the contents. Also, steam Boats Flat boats and
nee "as WIN theif cargoes, 20 and froE any po
the one ana Mississippi rivers, their huia stream
Applications 70 Insurance to lie made tine resent at
the ON zee Of the Wheeling savings INSTRUCTION
n NrCOy s..,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

WHEELING. II K I'-4
At SrELLE LIsT's WAREHorsy. w ARIA Sr
EFsHEf wtake risks Buildings of all kinds Steam.
hoats AVID tsfgoes' Factories, Mills Keehoa.s Flat.
poats aud Cargoes, etc loss DAMAGE hy fire
OF me dan ers and per OF the seas or rivers on
'''' '"'"'d"'e 1etms' sep Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

hEContectionary will he continued by the susser,lr
at the Old stand. No lnI MAIN street where he IN
enns TO Keep constantly on hand candies of his avn
manufacture Fruits. Nuts, etc; Also good ,sssyf
hen' OF Imported cigars aud chew ing tobacco which no
'hers Wholesale RETAIL TO the old cnsom.,. .,s w
as cheap as can be purchased in the place.
yybss,,n, Mia, ,a I'M. BICKEL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
DISSOLUTION.

HE partnership existing under the firm Of Lukens l.
Bickel is this day dissolved by mutual consent -
sons indebted to us will please make immediate n.v.
meni, and those having claims present them for sst
hent TO Bicke, who is authorised to settle the SANE
LUKENs BICKEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
NEW FIRM .

-OOTS AND SiOES.-The subscribers having ssso
D ,iaed themselves together under the lyle aud nrm
of CONNOLLY Il son, will continue IN the Shoe
business in the house, No 1873 Main ST. formerly oeeu'
MED as a shoe stsre hy Connolly N W ade. We expect
10 receive from the shortly large and well assoTi'
ed stock necessary To on the business IN all lis
different branches and il is object to conn etc
with the eastern manufactures W. intend. ny astlo'
s,en,on To bus ness to insure the anci-
nate aud TO the patronage OF our friends aud the
snhiic in general; We therefore, give general INVITA-
ten to all to give US uia. 1oNNEi.ni,
AnrIl u. lSis y tONNtI.I.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

=, T. d., We will pay the highest price
warehouse on Water street. -,.,,,
APPS f'"'i :" q nhhEn.
~. E,,s;onn,out 30 bhls No . Maekerei,
Va LUIS Eih'ibAAt' 20 q" do
which will bs sod low. FORSYTH BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

,sUKs, FoulaTds Tissues, berases and Lawns, iarg,
- lnt and of the newest styles just reed by
Aprl0 SAAf LINZ 4hoAsoS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
DRENTLiSGER's. AporHErA

BRENrLiNGER'S, APOTHECA.
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING VI.
AES htRE Physicians prescriptions are aecurste'y
- snd neatly put ~ ait-hosrs Of the day ami
MINT also where can be hsdi following popular met
Doct Iay neg Medicines
noct Roses do
RI'ey's Pile Ointment
Lewis Indian Vegetable PiiIs
snhh'S 10 do Sugar riIts
Brandreth's do Az
Rnu1nd's anti costve 40
Doct Deans Rheumatic A.
Doct Chspmsn's Blood purifier asl Liver Pills
uygSsn Pills, ''' "s'
We 'liS'er'$ Al Healing aintnxnt
Compound Syrup Bonrsef
hitefstiVe Syrup for cure Of ScrofuIs and all
dis'ases arising from impurities of \ nod
Nerve and Bone Liniment
April Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

CANISTER RIFLE POWDER,
I Case Belona Canister Rifle Powder in II Canisters
Beatty's I F F & Gun Powder do
90 NJ Caps
Lead and Shot rted sizes
10 Gross II GoIsh's Matches
do Mason's Challenge Backing just reed and for
sale low by T. b SWEARINGEN T. co je6
IS Hogsheads superior New Orleans Sugar
10 barrels common do
20 do moasses
30 do No / and 9 Mackcrel
% half and or bill No and do
4 bills family Roe Herring
No trimmed Shad
! tierce Cod Fish
Salt alter aud lake Salmon for sale cheap by
lee f b SWEARINGEN Il co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
1913
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, CHINA, &c. &c.

SWEAKiNGEN, Il Co., have lust reed from
me East and are now opening at their large Sto, e
Rooms, NO y Corner of Market Il Union SITS Iarye
sna very general assortment of Superior Family Gro
oueensware. China &c, which they offer at very
,a'es and TO which they would respectful.
Their Stock is the largest and perhaps the
seected assortment Of family groceries ever offered
lowing Articles. o. 800 " 20 ~ wy W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

fyFo BE iNSt REB-or not TO be-tbafrs the ouestiou
a whether II is better BY sweeping fire To he min
ed-and subject To all the Ills that i heir to- Or
prudent man go to the Protection Office and there he
lade safe comfortable and happywe leave for you TO
INC Protection Insurance Company of Hartford Conn
having already paid over sjO0GO0 Of in the Yves
terh county. untitled TO the highest confidence and
their AGENT Wheeling, Virginia. -'
w. +. PETERSON
WI TAI sks on dwelling houses warehouses s,ores
mus ctoes, &c, together with their contents uch an
nF -"fe me- ehandise machinery, and every other des.
ilon OF insuraiic property. Also on steam keel and
a hoais and Their eargoes and from any mort on the
w estern Waters, on the most reasonable terms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
COM MISSlONER'S SALE.

ny virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
~ OF Law and Chancery for Ohio CUNT, made on
the I'm day OF February, lS4-, salt Chan Gerry
pending therein between NEIL McNAGnrFN complai-
nant, and ABRAHAM DErIsArGn and Jons DERIVATION,
defendants the undersigned, acting as in
the premises, will proceed, TUESDAY the 18th dsv of
June, 1915, at the front door OF The Court douee of
ONO county TO sell at puhic aucten TO the highest bid
ger on the terms alter named, LOT
NO 10 fronting the full width thereof Market rect
ana running back westwardy TO emhace the one
nan OF the SAID Lot; ard also, the HALF OF
sud Lot The Lot above mentioned is situated in that
part OF the city of Wheeling called North Wheeling a,
the corner OF Market and Franklin streets
lEkMS Ot SALE Ten per cent OF he purchase
money in hand, and on credit of six tweve and elgh.
Teen months Tor the residue thereof the giving
bonds with good security bearing interest from the ay
of SALE and The title be retained until lie whole rur
chase money is paid ISAACW MITCHELL u s
myl0-ts O. ~ For RlcuARp SrNMs s. o. C.
FARM FOR SALE.
| am DESTROYS =, ans 81; win, farm near Wheeling,
PARCELS to suit purchasers and ON atessaSner or in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

INSURANCE..
n sshs viii b. taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN.
SssI RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT rur
LOWS RATES
bualngs Of all kinds stone brick or wooden and their
Steamboats,, factories. mills &C.
Furniture
And merchandise of all kinds
And against all dangers attending the trapsnot ,on f
S V,' rivers, lakes seas, canals. and railroads
49,, ,,, qua, aeief OF the company promptifude
SUD inetaihy IN the adjustment and payment of losses
es save 10 refer 10 the merchants Of tins place and
ssewnete VINO nave had tie adjustment of claims upon
aug4 >
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

10 Prizes of 10000 dolls. each.
Consolidated Lottery OF Maryland, Class No.
80, tor 1918.
IS Number Lottery and l2 Drawn Ballots, To he drawn
in the city of Baltimore, Nd Monday, June %, +s
SLENDID SCHEME.
o, whole tickets $3.50 Is quarters 81. so
o. halves do Is 25 Ell shths 1925
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

E,EAD fiPE AND SHEET LEAD-Just rereivaA
- large supply of lead pine sheet lead snd !; ~,
acqu ,ductPpe for conveying water from springs. "'
myl2 HORNBROOk 4 DILLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
cy-LooK IN AND GET BARGAINS. e

80 Places French Bingham co p's domestic Cling.
" 49," ham. b p's Lawn just received by
je6 SELBY AGNEW AND SWEARINGEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

I'm time of Peace prepare for War
"A LOT of Musqnito Bars now on hand and READY
AA when the enemy of citizens and soldiers without
respect to rank, condition, aye sex, opens his flying
artillery upon them. Call at 2te Main 81.
my9-tf TIL; JOHNSTON Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
NOtice.

SMALL Fay LorrssIss draw every MONDAY Wednes
day aud Saturday. Capitals S40a, ss00O, s2,uOU and
lDOO Tickets si,--Shares in proportion Certh
c.es VARYING from St3 to si6-shares in portion
pruii.n, Lotteries drawing sally. Capitals ranginy
fron : "A QUO to O0CDO. Tickets waving from 81 10
sou 10 he had al this otce in every vaf'ey either t
~. mack s.e sias e tichet, by certificate.
,Pm. i36ij"y 45' o..
No2 Calvert street, BALTIMORE. MD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
FARM FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

L au ueSlrouS and will Farm near Wheeling,
parcels, to suit purchasers, and on atesHeer or IN
terms. jan 22--tf JACUln5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Md. Class No
8. Tor 1913.
To he drawn in the City of Baltimore Md. on Saturday
June 2Ith. iS4s.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
90 Drawn Ballots of each Package of 90 Tickets
Capitals S50.Wo
25, 900
1850
Tickets S20--shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
A Lot of Ground.

Lying Immediately adjacent on the South and East
to the last mentioned property having unfang Springs
and copous stream of water. The said Lot contain
ing II ores and Is Perces lie the same more or less
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
NEW BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY.

NEW BOOT & SHOE MAAUFACrORY.
~ JOHN E. WADE, of the late firm,
I'll of Connolly Il Wade has oper ed a
Shoe store in the ho nusss. directly oppo
" Isl ~ iIlffo ' kohb's Chair Mandatory y,
where he intends manufacturing aud
offering sale every article in the shoe line, from the
maie.t chd's the Gents finest Boot; which he
warrants made of the finest materials and by the hest
mechanics He hopes his Old customers will give him
cali. JOHN T.. WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
SCHOOL BOOKS.

u ANDS Series of Penmanship; Gummere's Spelling
- Book; Frost's American Speaker; Aimsted's Phl
osophy; Lncon's Botany; Comstock's Chemistry Phi
iosophy and Physiology; Wesers Stellsrs; Anworth's
Latin Dictionary; Bonnycastie's Memsuration; Key to
Davies Algebra Mitcells Geography and Atlas iiiso
ria Sacra; Cobs Readers Pickerns's Greek Lexicon;
Anthon's Classical Works. fres1 supply just received
and for sale by JOHN ii THOMPSON,
my6 Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

Situated the East side Of the road or street runn
from Market street at the Market House. to Water ST
running South from a 20 feet alley 49, feet and ba ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS
YAIRCHlLD & TAYLOR have Just received the
largest and hest of eight day and thirty
hour brass Clocks that offered IN tins markell
aud will he sold wholesale and retail at the lowest cash
prices all of which will he warranted for accuracy OF
time and for We invite those wishing to pur-
chase, to call and examine our stock.
Clocks and Watches craired al short notice
my4 r Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
3O.OOO Dollars.

WM BAILEY Co, pay all postage on orders address
ed Ia ns We cash all prizes sold in any part of the U
ned States We paw the highest price for al kinds nj
uncurrent money Bills of Exchange. Drafts Certificates
of Depsstes, &c. and SILL aoSs PRIZES THAN AT ANY
orHEK TEN OFFICES I'm THE usivEssEl
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

MYSTERIES OF Tm ARMY.-A cores.
pondeni, says the st. Louis Republican of
the 3Olh ulti yesterday alluded to the cir.
enmsianec oia female having been discov.
cred in the character oil soldier, at Fort
Mann, the headquarters oithn Indian Bat.
iallion under Col, GIlpin. Another letter
states that this woman was regularly mus.
tered into service as member Of Captain
HolIzsehelIer's Company, from ST. Louis.
at Forth Leayenworh. The company TO
which she was attached lell Fort Leayen.
worth on the slh October, aud she remained
with il until the donouemeni took place,
lato in November. 1t is said that she was
enrolled as private, under the patronage
ol one oil the lieutenanis Of the company,
aud that she was afterwards detailed as
cook 10 the Lieulenanls mess, and Jemain.
ed in that situation until the aslL oil No.
vemhof, when she was discharged from
the army, and took up her march home, in
a return train, still in her male attire. II
vas afterwards discovered that her dis.
charge was irregular and that some difficult.
y might grow on, of II. Lieut.. O'llara
was lhereupon ordered to 90 in pursuit of
the girl and bring her buck. The train
was then four or i've miles ahead; but was
overtaken next day. Some resistance was
offered by tho teamstefs 10 separation
from the soldier-as she still pretended to
he-and II was only on the confession of
her sex, and the discrimination OF the Lieu.
tenant 10 take. her back as regular enlisted
spldier, that they yielded. On her return
she stated the facts connected with her In.
dlelion into the army as a soldier, and the
part she alleged Lieut.. Sehnabe had acted
in il. Theenpan the brothers Schnabel
were put under arrest, and were waiting
The return Of Cal. Gilpin, when they will
have 10 answer the charge of making
false muster roll, without surgeons
examination. Meanwhile the girl was 90.
ing at large aboul the Forl, as lively as
possible. She continued to dress in her
Uniform, Of which she had drawn evcrE
necessary article; aud i, is added that she
stood tue latigues OF the campaign rs well
or bsilef than most Of the able.bOdiel men
oi the battalion. One of the German pa.
pers of 81. Louis publishes what purpods
TO be note addressed by one OF the Lieu.
tenants 10 this damsel, which Is sufficiently
fomlnlie and loFe.like, but il failed to
reach her, and tho bearer, = corporal in
company L, was imprisoned Tor attempting
10 deliver II.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

Is no reason why | should be sacrificed
Ny death can do your cause no goud. Mil.
lions ofrienls 10 your struggle in England
you will lose il you condemn me. say
not this by way OF threat inr know brave
men are not awed by them--nof will bravo
men bc vindicllye because they arc des.
ponding. | should not have said a word
had ii not been for the opinion Of others,
which | am bound 10 respect.
The sentence you this day pronounce
viii 90 down 10 poslerily with exceeding
great disline,ness on the page Of history;
and il humanity aud honor mark this DAYS
decision, Your names, each aud all Of you.
viii be remembered by both nations when
they have grown greater and moro power.
iulihan lheY now afe, hut. Il mislartuass
belallm shall in time have al due hon.
ors paid 10 my memory. The martyr is
kept in remembrance when the lribudnal
thai condemned him is forgotten. trust
this honorable Courl will believe me when
! ssY that whal have spoken was from no
idle ielrs ol cuward. | have done. s.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

TnE MEXICAN WAR.-Thai the exist.
Ing war between this country and Mexico,
has been conducted in the most oSlraorii.
nary anl Unprecedented manner there
ean be M doubt. We are assured 50 by
the French aud English papers, and sure.
" the French and English governments.
whom these papers appear to represent,
ought 10 know all about It. They have had
m1re experience than we have; aud are
enabled, through heiretlraofdinary Iaeili.
tas, to do the whole work OF war on The
most civilized style. We should by all
means copy Leaf or two from their book.
Suppose we compare our conduct and theirs.
Ia the first place We were silly enough,
alter the battle ol Rcsaca dc Ia Palma, 10
suffer the McHeans 10 get oil with whole
skins. Why didn't We follow the example
Of the noble English army, which drove
thousands oftho Skhs into the river, mer.
eiiully giving them the choice Of drowning
or the bayonci, and thus ierociously mas.
sacred thousands Of unresisling men who
implored in vain iur PITY
In the second place, we were wicked
enough to release the large number Of pris.
uners Obtained az Vera Cruz. Why did
we not do as the French in Algeria with
the Arabs-pIi them all, men. women, and
children. into great cave. and there roast
them alivel San Juan d Ulua would have
made a capital bake oven.
In the third place, we were mad enough
when we captured the city Of Mexico, to
cause the public records 10 bo protected,
and to proven, our soldiers from pillage, m.
pine aud other elcosscs. Why were not
our forces instructed to ac, after The fashion
shown Us by tho English, n, the city Of
Washington, during their last war with
usl We should by all manner Of means
have fired the executive palace and pub
lie Offices, destroyed the public records,
and stolen everything we could lay our
hands on.
The truth is lha, our unhappy nation
has sunk lnlo the depths barbarism, and
seems 10 he utterly unable 10 attain that
refined civilization which chanclerizes
France and England. She will improve
no doubt, in process Of lime; but at pres.
cut, her condition is lameniablc.
John DOntey.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

CoNswwrmM-Dickens gives the fol.
lowing description ol this sad disease,
which is constantly carrying sorrow and
dcsolati1u inio thousands OF families in
many parts ot the world:
There IS dread disease, which so
prepares lis victims, as it were Tor death;
which SO relines il ol i,s grosser aspect,
and throws around familiar looks, uneauhIy
indications Of the coming change; dread
disease, In which tho struggle between
the soul aud body is SO gradual, quiet and
solemn and the result - sure, that day by
day, and grain by grain, the mortal part
wastes and wilhers away, so that the
spirit grows light and sanguino with iIs
tightening load, aud feeling Immortality at
hand, deems il but new turn Ol mortal lilo
IA disease in which death aud life are
strangely blended, that death takes the
glow aud hew Of life, and life the gauni
and gristly form Of death, a disease which
medicine never cured, wealth wnrded of,
or poverty could boast exemption from
which sometimes moves in giant strides,
and sometimes at Il tardy, sluggish pace,
bat slow or quick, is ever shuro and Ger.
tain
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

TuG Harry GrnL.-Ah, she is happy
girl; We know by her fresh looks and
bnoyant spirits. Day in and out, she has
something to do, and she takes hold of
wor, as o she did not fear to diry hcr
hands, or soil ber apron. Such Girls we
love and respect wherever we meet them,
in a palace or hoyel. Always pleasant
aud always kind, they never turn up their
noses before you or SANDER you behind
you back. They have more good sense
and better employment. What are flius
and hustle bound girls in comparison with
Ihesel Good lor nothing but to look AT,
aud that is rather disgusting. Give Us tho
industrious and happy girl, and We caro-
not who worships fashionable and idle
simplcions.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

IMPORTANT DEcluoN.-The High
Court Of Errors and Appeals Of Mississippi,
have delivered an opinion, setting aside
the assignment made soms years since Of
the effects Of the Nicksburg Rail Road
Bank, including the railroad aud appur.
tcnances, from vikcsburg to Jackson, and
thus it subjects all the property to judy.
mcnts which were enioined. This dccisi.
on is a very important one, aud will cause
a revolution to take place in the prospects
Of somebody. Rail Road money will
probably take rise.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
EfGPG,rGre, Sc.
R..W. MONTGOMERY,
IlenARrREs srRnEr.


NEW oBLEANa,
HAS on hand very complete stock Of goods
in his line. In addition to his usual eXlen-
sive assortment Of Birmingham, Sheffield and Do
meslic IlARDW ARE aud CUTLERY his stock
ofheavy goods Is very complete, embracing, among
numerous other Articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates, y, PonlRaal aud other
brands, also, Block Tia, sPelier Zinc, &c.
10000 mounds Iron Wire, assorted, all sizes
95O tons Iron, assorted Swedrs, American
aud English, assorted fiat, raund, squafe,
plough plalei hoops, band aud sheet; Steel,
an kinds,
dozen genuine Collins y Co.'S light aud
heavy Axes
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nals, assorted
ul sizes,
a01 tons llaI'ow.warc Castings assorted pots,
ovens, spiders, skiIlfs, liFe.dogs, &pi
French pots.
5a1 coils Manila Rope asolied all sizes
110 casks Ok, laa and Trace Chaius
Together with Mhttrmafa's cotton aud wool
Cards, Wilson's Coiite Mls, Amez's. Rowlaads
aud other makers' Spades and Shoves, wire and
hair Selves. Hoes Of all kinds, Anvs, Vices, and
Smiths Hammers and BrlaRs, TIA War;, Mil,
Crnzs.rul and Plt saws, hafsa aud mule tallan
and llamrH. Slmwteullen, Cam shelters aud Corn.
mills. Kings flsughs. Nos |, p , aud 1, Pupuf, all
kiBHz, Tar, Spirits fnrprntne and AhIio Lad,
paIais. ail kinds Mn aud GHaa Stouszi Mil lfpns,
nalHnr Cloths hll numbers. Shot, Sheet and lllr
Lead. stock Kettles. Rld Mils.
Also
'2a1l glIIans pure sperm uIl, and
bum eHIIans WIHlrr.slfalnud aal b,taehel
NEala OH
Il stock al Cutlery "a nj mp4#sad nafer
lra nuiu lb.ulHar lsaIa purchasing rfss.
where l-HH
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

LIAR YEAR.-The Baulebore' Eagle,
states that tho ladies' of Vernon, VI, avail.
ing themselves of the timc.honorcd pre-.
rogaliyo of leap year, made arrangements
for dance on Tuesday evening last, inyi-
ted the gentlemen, gallanted them back
aud forth, and--paid The bills.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

On Sunday a lady called to her little
boy, who was tossing marbles on the side.
walk, to come into the house. Don't you
know you shouldn't be out there, my SOM
Go into the back yard il you want to play
marbes-it is Sunday" "Woll, yes
But amt it Sunday in The Jac& yard,
molherl'