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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-28
The War.


tFrom the Free American, Jan %
We learn from Capt johnson, Of the u 8. schr. Col
Fanning who left yesterday that great excitement
prevailed In that place In ooeQuenoe of Capt Clenden
Ing having raised conps ny Of eighty five msn prinoi
pally composed Of men who illegally abandoned their
respective companies TO join this expedition Some
circumstances prevented their departure the plot
leaked out CAPT end sixty Of his men were arrest
ed on charges Of deserton Capt Is in close oonfne
msnt, awaiting his trial, which off the
lsth or Doth He was civil officer at the time in the
police His baggage being searched hs6 three trunks
packed up, containing clothing spy glass pair
pistols and small stores At for journey
Capt Thompson, Of the schr. Cabot, three DAYS
Tsmpioo, reports that the arrest of 10
The affair spoken Of above still going But very
ttle wa, said on the subject Notra having been held
Report says that about IS 900 awaiting at San
Luis foos Tor convey until such time they
be transported 10 safety for shipment Psredes Was
ireiscinga, having retired from active life
MOVEMENTS OF ARMY OFFICERS
Col Larned, U s. A arrived in Savannah, from New
Orleans on Sunday evening goth inst, on his way to
washington to assume the direction Of the Paymsster
Mexico.
The Baton Rouge Gosehe Of the 10th inst says, the
family Of Col Harvey at present in that city The
colonel was at Washington at last accounts We learn
the editor OF the Gazette that his lady has made
donation OF S2 600 to the college about be built
1t that place under the auspices of the Jssuits.
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I isf py Ln5TT1ss 1aMhl,yEd IM rHn NV
81. s'H. i!sis wsslq hey s,s ssstSssl. ~''a's We
n ID Aad bs % lsIthsr s4setsd. Aad Al. sdy,r
wspspeI OF nswspspsrs istsn unessd any
place where the once advertising may situated
rHY crRcuLAriors-NewPo A O1ce La,o. ya.sSd
March IefS.l
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Political Inrelllceuce,

TAYLon MEETING IN LoUisviLLE.-Ths friends Of Gen
Taylor ~ Louisville met the evening of the 10TH
the Court Houss. The meeting, 1t is said, not
large. though very respectfully attended much bstter
indeed than similar meetings usually in Louisville
There appeared be but little diversity OF eminent
among those present. Among the resolutions, is the
following: Resolved, That the people Of Kentucky are
willing trust Gen Taylor President OF the United
States and that, under his banner candidate and
incumbent Of the sce the institutions Of this
land would triumph arms did ct Buena Vista
GES. TAYLOR IN CINcIyNArI-The Taylor meeting
held in Cincinnati the 22d inst WAS attended by
about 500 persons Resolutions wsre passed recon.
mendipg State convention the 4th Of July next tc
promote the Taylor cause.
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NoCToRs TAwCETr AND l. AVERT HAVE Rr.

nOCTORs FAWCETT AND l. AVERT HAVE RE-
- moved their Office to 81 James street, between haitian
and Med where they be consulted confidential
Iy on al Diseases Of private nature From their extensive
ctcs IN this c,tv swell they are enabled TO
the o Of disease Of long stand with
mercury, change IN Diet hndsnce from business Re-
cured in lew ured the
proved psn Persons abornG under tebiy bousht by
inderest o youth apply with certainty 81
Letters post paid enclosing Fee attended TO- Once
81 James street.
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Herald MARINE Correspondence.

ST GEoReE, Bermuda Feb II, 1913
town, Sc bound for Demarara arrived sl.t ult Distress
3. s: nfIi the
al; Of e. ec :s S e.s WIN
which broke down and b.rh, and swept away
s svsy ,s % ,, rim ncns Of
overb ard both boats, broke the rail split one
p &c Composed s1S o's
s "m Som Nassau Of Saturday
sailed tbs morning for E0s former wait. here iii the
sl u sosa s snsG sHs sss ne
dy Sailed ,,h To.sr S;as sI Jan fG A az.
Lady Ogle, Sampson 9Th, for Halifax.
Barb Isabella his been condemned :,
ton arrived last evening Distress having lost sails and shift
l,h.sehr Daniel Er,nes Bailey from Boston for St Jsso
ss9 susan fe1ain: from An. Cage. for Now York
in d.Is having s,t sails buiwarks. &c. The Susan ha;
Miscellaneous Record.
STEAMER SARAH Capt Tho npson will sail day
at o'loek Letter bags close Gipn Kenyon and
Of ah Jap:sal Jan 81. is noon .tssmsr
could have been towed sailed b,ek Bermuda bu,
good sSad,on She could have been making
the 9Th uimo Gas before repored).
bermuda, Feb lsA ship. seemingly her
sunday evenos last. during the prevalence Of srous Sas
One two boats from ST Georges her but
The following morning she had passed ont Of sight By
this ship supposed be the abandoned C
on could be board topsais
either ured or blown fom the yards she had staysals
Foreign Ports.
BIaMUpA Feb l71Brgs Susan. Perkins from St Domingo
for New York (see Marine Shawmut York
from Havana for 30 (.ee Marine eoe:pondenc) Rich
mond McKenz from GEORGETOWN sc, for Demarara see
Marce spondence) schr Daniel Francis Bailey from
sostoo for Cub .es M.ri.s ;shr Wsog9
srIos brig Creole 9 A sss chico
la lorh, William " Mary. Richardson, St Vine sut.
Teekesbury for new York: D,aco Beauchap for Boston,
schr Globe, Parsons, for Nav York
HOms Ports.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 27-Ar bark Elk Nckerson Boston;
brgs Putaam Farrell Pernambuco; Erie, RYDER. Boston, Ell
nt Kuowlas do; schs Monsoon Sullivan, Wmington Mir.
ror, Clark NYo,k; shaw Payte d.; Delaware Harding
He witt Csrdenss; schs Wsscott Lodge Savsnaah; NJ.
Norfolk. ~ - - -''
ST JOHNS Fla lao dse)n port brig Samuel Casmore for
Baltimore; schr Antoin.e. Max ell for New Yck.
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NJO CURE NO PAY-DA. CORBITr, 10 DUANE ST,
IN member oftbe Royal College Of Surgeons, Londoc,
be consulted Of certain decats diseases
flee or fourteen venerea dess enables Dr.
O. cure the worst form Of this desse ecent cured
in fou days No mercury used, diet
ne Sc pursuit cured with scarce
ly any pain Constitutional DcbilityThose individuals who
have INDUCED loathsome habit positively be
stored health and society. Remember 10 Duane
door Dr.. Tohnsor's
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Passengers Arrived.
BERMUDA-Brig New Or.eans-Robert Waterford, Frede
Warwick.
CHARLxsros-ship Columba-Mn Tufts MIR Comstock,
Cnpt swift
ST JoHss Fla-Brg Chario,te-M Ware, Barkloo.
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HOT RREAKEAsr, cAKEs-rHE FoLLowINo

HOT BREAKFAST CAKEs-THE FOLLOWING
IL is the for making those beautiful light break-
fast cakes called cream tartar or soda sams
cakea:Tste pint bowls Of flour heapsd up;
add and half tea ,peep: Of salt and lump Of butter
large as an egg NIX vel dissolve perfectly one fall te:
soda tns other soda .serans of qua
it The -four; mix we'll ard roll it to about half
inch in thickness small cakes and bake
quick Eyerv thing depends frt quality Of the
ingredients and the tarter being tho
roughly the oar which, Is better rub them
through seve together twice Tartac acid will be found
better than provided taken mix tho.
roughly and the right quantity which should
coed three Of teaspoon fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-28

BOARD AND RENT-AFAMIlY OF THREE PER-
sons. occupying commodious three and attic house
~ West 18th street DESTROYS Of sharing the occupation Of
w. On ms 's 81 May next I'm gsosmsn End his
wards PAYMENT IT rent References exchanged Address e.
Il. F. Hsvad office -
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hereby gwen that the annual Election for Dec Of
the Paterson Gs Light Company will be held the Office Of
Monday the 18Th day q March next en.,sg The ps will
farther given that tho third and last insalment OF
One Dollar share the stock Of the said company will
be due and payable time and place BY
order Of the Bo,rd Of D,rec tors H. D. STEEVkR Sscreta
~. Paterson, N. J., Feb. as 1913
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BOARDING. = FURNISHED OR UNEURNIsHED
- Apartments TO Let with Board and ensuing
year. at No Is Monroe street. References exchanged.
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NEW YORK, 26lh FEB. ISi8-AT A MEETING OF
the newly appointed Harbor for port New
York it motion unanimously resolved, That
Charles Mills and James Nicholson, late sIbor Mas
Sutes and f me lind mspDer in rSch hV udeped then
satuors ssstsnee and information they could i'm
part to their Gideon Fountain, Thomas Je
rome, Charles Chanberlain o.. w. Brennan Henry 3. Kip,
A. Il. Schultz Francis B. Spindle.
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NnEDICAL CARD-DR MORRISON 2otx FULTON
WI street. his entire time 70 the treatment OF private
dees Recent cases particularly tororrh@s he cures IN
afew DAVIS Constitutional debility from secret habit IN
due ng nocturnal emissions and impotency cured
hv him Structures without pain. See Dr. NJ d.
no,ns with the signatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper, Sir Car
Iisie he ia his ofcs 2O4x Fulton street perfect
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Mall Failures.

The Eastern mail failed at Mobile, Feb. 10
Louisville, 81 |
- st. Louis Newspaper Feb i6, II, Is 49, e0A2i |
" Esster. mail failed at Cincinnati % |
q" Western " Charleston, g. c. ~ |
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Oc~an steamships.
To anil from NeiD York.
LIVERPOOL
sarah Sands. Thom pson Feb 20
Cambria. Harrison, Mar 26
souTHAMYTor, Gc.
Hermann, Crabtree, Mar 20
Washinxtoa, Johnston, Ap'I 20
| To sal rem Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
! britannia Lang, March II
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Domestic lnportations.
NEw ORLEASsSchr Montreal-67 hhds sugar 40 bbls
lasses Thompson.
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ITO Ply olCIANs-FOI SALE, DIR WEBhH'S ANA
tomica Atlas Of III. human bod v. ia natural size con-
sng of 90 plates with explanation book For sale cheap
Apply at IS Barclay street
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A LEXANDERS R1COBAPHE-A NEW AND Vks
"A luaoe discovery being liquid Dye which ipsantaue
b eh without injury hair skin Tn. get uee!!,o,
this dye mode OF Application and instan
taneous eecta other dyes requiring from ten TO twelve
hours produce any change Its superior VIII De
qaaskery offer Of us en-
cerncy that fifteen thousand boxes nave ceen sld
Of Aexandei Tr,cobaphe since its invention For sale by
A. ., d. SANDS. Druggists, 100 Fulton ,rett conner OF
William; II Johnro 273 Broadway; A. Wmihip II East
Broadway; Rushton Co; Thomas Maxwell and Iohnsen
Moore TayIor York; and by the sole agents Tor the
ITnited States n & q A. w right PhIlad, lpha
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EAGLE FOUNDRY-sTEAM ENGINE AND MILL
- WRIGHT Esa6,shnsnI for s.e-The ssb,crissr offers for
venen the river steamboat work shipping ana re-
ere good order and calculated for the Manufacture sl
scrpnu The foundry has eupois, for iron su bss esn
cast from to tons brass large
and all necessary tools The turning and finishing
chpery driven BY engine often horse powers there
Is heavy plane ug machne will plane 10 feet BY feet
and bore cylinders IS iaches dameer large face plate
lathe will turn fee do for boring railroad Wheels
double aud single resred turning lahes: drilling and
.sysya ape borinI @ bnn bit. S nC ;onrs ono
SC &c and great variety Of wheel patterns engine
ration this neghbohood The boiler shop ell supplied
WIN Necessary tools: SET OF rollers par Of .heaI punch
y FORCES The blacksmith shop has orRcs good stock
makers shop The s.t.bsh%en now in complete and
be profitable investment mechanics Possessing ability and
enterprise railroads. and chinsry apd
given time before the first Of July 1919 For rther
Cha lesion, s. G.
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OwNERs OF PROPERTY; &c, WHO WISH TO
" sell purchase exchange their Country Property for
CITY Real Estate who wish purchase House aud Lot
or Lot TO build wish seat the Hudson
river farm &c. suited Of the
registered for sale elcnapge Also ooe g
Asv. 100 Houses Tor Union Park BleeekeY
Houston FRINGE Brooms. Canal aud Warren Streets &C. In
f:ct, all over the city. Call A. SARGENT SON,
w all
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bu.iness: Dated HaIrison. Feb 9 lsls ANDREW YVITH
r. B: CLARK. MERCHANT TAILOR lls VIII.
Sacks still in which, like all other cles ia his esah
sbmen to be sold for lower prices than Block
clh body sacks fol- $i0 admirable for early spring wears
vests &c All garments made order, the prices
ready made large of cloths csssimeres
vestngs to select from.
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that james Smith. of Harrison, IN the county Of Hua
State OF New jersey has authority from act
Attorney Agent, in relation my affairs or
business Dated HARRISON Feb g. 1913 ANDREW HNITH.
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WINTER OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY AND
w the intermediate andiTg far the will per-
nit The celebrated ice steamboat Jes Madison Captain l..
Ssson will leave the Steamboat Pier foot of street.
this afternoon at o'clock, Monday Feb 2s 1913 For passage
or freight apply board to O. T. Stanley at the ee
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II ItKBkIDE'5 lTATTERSALL'S HEAVE row.
h deIs is the only remedy ed t couat.y that
will permane emily cure Helye, Broken Wind SC. Horses;
and our pusshed esrth select fom hos, Of othen
aust the incredulous that this remedy will
them is also the best aud cheape condition medi
cine that be used beag packages OF more than
the weight sufficient OF cold &c Pfce,
81. A H. Cough Co l49 Fu!t1a ST. sole ptorrie'ors
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NOR MARsETLLES-THE SHIP MINERVA. CAPT
Brown, be promptly despatched. For Freight, for
Passage appyo Chamberlain Phelps, to Boyd Hinck
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~ ruary 10Th, the steamboat STATEN ISLANDER will
make IN following trips nnt tur her nonee cave Quar-
York ara 4. NJ. ~ A. NJ. ir VI. ~ T.. NJ.
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lanes LAWRENCE ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AT
Law, Montgomery, Alabama will attend TO Collections
apoosa C0osa and Atauga He will sligo attend Cose
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CARM FOR SALE CIR RxCHAN0E-THE DUPONT

CTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO
~ LecSeverl houses and cottages &c situated in the vii
sges OF Tomrknsvle and Stapleton Two Of the houses
suitable for private boarding Establishments ,ndiug
ahLe view and the ferry Apply r. WOLFE Wo!feS
Hotel. Tompknsvie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
LONG SHAWLS.
FINE BLANKETS.
RICH EVENING DRESSES.

TINEST Blue Mackiuaw IN the city; also dark greer
< brown and drabs-ine white twilled bed do, iu,
received. %fsept22l J. :. RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE
"|IN FTTNT y tNTITNINtTN LOTD
against IL Cu.Ncrpy

SalhueI Sprigg'S administrator
against IN C4.Nrrpy
Edmund Steelman and others)
- Y virtue OF 4 decree pronounced in this canse by the
Sd circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery for
me county OF ono, on tho 10th day of June,
iSts' me Undersigned, acting as commissioner IN
that behalf, viii sell al public auction, at the
front door OF the court house of Ohio county. on
Monday, the 9Th day of November, 1913, lots numbered
one two, three and four. q, ,, 3 and a IN square No. Il,
(nEvENrheN)l IN Sprigg and Ritchie's addition TO South
Wheeling
TEeNs OF SALE-A credit Of six. twelve aud eighteen
months 10 equal Hstalmeuis; the purchaser or purchas.
GS giving bonds with good security, bearing interest
from the day OF sale / w deputy for
Rlch'd Sinams, > O G, and con,'r in this behalf
] and + SEM u 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

.NBi.E err PROPERTY ron SAIr
'EftL subscriber viii sell on Accommodate ton.
. tIelhIee story brick Stbrehouse. North uc.t ~,
ner Market and Union streets. now ocruni.t
" tielsNeu rs q Dry Goods store The property II !,
20 iv'air ahd - once OF the hest business stands in tbs
GUY PERSONS wishing to make a profitable iuy,.,maa,
ana secure The hest business stand in the CIV. yyonid n,
wen To give their early attention to This nor.
NV. m regard To the property can he nI,afnrd
~ calling on the Subscriber al the Tinted states ua,.i
streets rSiHut Hnd Union
Wheeling, Oct Is-ow. 'iN" IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

LsLOTg-uavius arranged with Mr. A Beduiuu, for
q. the sale OF lus tiour, w WliI have constantly ia
shore. a >uneuur brand of fresh Family ilonr, for safe by
ue dray loader hage. aul6 FORSYTH & BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Samuel Spriga's administrators
against IL CY.xcrrv
Mark Dnuulass and ot1,,rs

against TX Cu.Nryry
Mark Douglass and othcrs.
l virtue OF a decree pronounced in this cause Hv the
tHcuu Superior Court Of Law and Cllapcctr for
ONO Gouhty, on HE 10th day OF June, 1878. the under.
~ dt'iii4 as commissioner IN that behalf, viii sell at
public auction, at the front door of The court bouse 0t
,Mo conity.o on Monday the 9th day of November next,
~ y o 10 ana II, tfhIRrEEN aud FouRrEuN) in sqsare
Wheeling.
lttNso OF SALE-A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
u"hths' IN equal instruments; the purchaser or purcbas.
cts giving bonds with good security. bearing interest
Hom the Il " OF sale lN MITCHELL, deputy for
] and + 80" 'NHa
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i. .. tasm vill be frrupd, attended o..
n ,s.stl E. rtL1aH isfu aoser e p.
+ f,r receiving subscriptions suI fltf-
..nt- ter the Wheeling Daily TImrs s.
ID .~,.lf.rr. az Baltimore, fhit s. ~
X ,rI l}.stun. Ili, Office i- ia
r...i.aare. atiGc Southeast eunl-s 90 North
.-f Ftse,fa -trerts'
\ r.Ht al-Iphia, y. W. Corner oi fhiti aud
d -aui 20.
4 New York, Tribune Buildings ofpa-iter.ty
WN. THOMPSON. corner 81 Baltimore
]. S5ll SIS Is daily authorized agent Toe
XXI, plpcl in the city OF Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No 1871. Na,slu s.. y. Y.
.v,.l act as agent o. procure advert -lueuts
L. Subscriptions In the city ut New laik Toe
.t5. Wheeling Daily aul Weekly Times.
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BUILDING AND coNt LoTs FOE st!.B
THE sulscrieer. who is tu'y auff,4...f
sale. sli lots 1 INC sdfitisn 90 the etv " VVhr.L
tnE. known as Rltchtttowu. MANY o. tnes. -
beautifully located. and the Ohio uver ~ mott s.-
ont deep, anordinc a fine STEAMBOAT Iardtnr II.
whaic ensth uf the town all seasons Of the vr4r f.
IS ato authorised to- sell a numhef 81 Coal lots. eY.t..
cing about 2uuu feet Of mont. suitable for Manufacturer
stfs-thc coal ivur ~ the nh east - amt adsumtrs
The town These sites are superior 10 snvtbfn~ 81 ~.
sud m any other section of the couutrr: the coal tvtrr
+" g. p5"0tf c'cvdii On tn prratt the miners o. fepostt q
w 'ha factories, Wutch would not cost over "a rrut. rer
u'Hei. Rev places hold out stronger Inducements Ia.
refsphs m search of a desirable location for A rssidfrr.
ot z manufacturing ste, than Eitchptouu. looted
pn tHc ''htn rivef- 'dJniunt- THE ctt IT Whrcipu ,nt
eNl"N lug an ITS advantages without being snf iart 1880
taxation. I've Baltimore and Ohio Eaiirsad. al th.
W hceunr and Grave Creek Turnpike have t.sn -
through the town, both OF which improvements IN
u" 9"l'N' ee e"nluei eed shortly. For terms. which
VII he very reasonable. Apply to
Nhee'tng, Oct 20 4 Il A~gNsTRpNg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
LANDS FOR SALE.

IsUVV ItNIN q OIlrk MO,
100 Lots in Logau's Port, Indiana. and
several small Tracts in The vicinity OF said
town.
Tho above land VIII he sold on the most reasonable
terms, 10 tracts 10 ~ult purchasers. Titles perfect. For
further particulars inquire OF W. f. PETERSON,
Wheeling, Virginia, Ie6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

IHE subscriber being desirous of selling his entire
! Estate tnthe cty OF Wheeling, Virginia, consisting
ol l42 acres of iaud adj oining the city, and which a.
hounds ln stone coal, and there : also a stone quarry on
the Aforesaid premises equal TO any as am informed,
IN the stale OF Virginia. Also, about 81 or 100 feet of
ground immediately on Water street, on a part Of " hich
is already erected a very fine " arshouse, and sufficient
room for two other Warehouses. This property lies
immediately On the CHIC river, and jlst above The u.
=. Hotel, 80 generally known to aItraveIlers; aud the
property ON thIS square rs generally considered the most
valuable Ut any m the city. For terms apply to the pro-
puetpr, living near Louisville, Ky.
myls SAMUEL CHURCHILL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

81 REEB & NuTTE No. 10 Market street, have
M commenced reccvlue tncF Supply ot Z ALL. WI
WINTER GOODS, sriecfei go TIE hest Eastern uafkri0
Their $40 X willie tuuud To rWtreec cveg ariit'e %
Fancy auf : apple Goods. Theg do ui make env pre-
tension To- tHe ad humsla ofsautns ~'caeapef ta'u the
cheapest, /" but assure ai those Who cali, NIat they WHi
rel ai pretty STYLES aud sl ts cheap ptiees, ar caa
be- found 90 ans STORE 90 hrelas. sfpt--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO FORTE MANUFACIORI,

.Nas. ;. 9, and n, Luf0N =, 0Vp13Ilt ~
Euiau Housr, Baltimore. .Ad.
--NAB GAEuL woulIfsqcctfiy catt to- 81.
-. tentiou OF tAe ruliic o. NleIr slrsfar GNANl
SQUARE FIANUS. The fia4us manufactured
al this establishment have, tr eeieae5 81 touch, sweet
of workmanship. becu ptunoaurri lt ilf mast euiincnt
Professors a. hr uas frpa-sai ty an! instruments made
"a tuis OF any otuer country.
Professors. |auatiess. country Merchants, and others
visiting Baltimore wdi aud % 90 tls4r attsntf,e ia call
az our extensive establishment b tore purchasing else.
,.here. stpt %. I~ts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

nRESS GOODS-Just reed a choice assortment Of
~ Dress Goods, comprising atilhc most frceIt Styles
suitable for the prescott and APPROACHING seasons
serti w HElSkELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
An Pairs Meus' and Boys Country sacl for sal
gG Al fsept] OW HElsAELL'S.
NEW FIRM.

y90OTs AND SHOES file subscribers having asso
Is lated themselves together under the SITS he ana hrm
# CONNOLLY 81 SON, VIII continue a. the shoe
bu.,,pss ~ the house, No l3s Main 81, formerly oecn-
Died ais a shoe store by Couuelly a " ade. we expect
10 receive hom the east shortly, a large ana wei aSSott
II st,et necessary 10 carry on the business Ia all Us
Inherent branches, and rs II is our ohlectt 80 compete
with tHe eastern manufactures, We mtend. ny astlet
attention. 10 business, 10 insure the success WE antler
pair. and To merit The patronage Of our lueuds andl the
,,bltc M general. we. therefore, give q general INVITA-
r., =, !, All 10 rtvets aluaL. j ~CONNElLN,
..rt 10 t-4- b C~ONNELLN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

n t.MANACS Tor I-Ia-for sale by
"a TilOS HORNBRoOK aud Co,
sent 20 Monroe 81. Get
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26

LARGEI ot ssail ds'd Nous. ucLeines, for chill
~ d-en's dresses, Jnst feeeifedhy
ssrt51 MARSH, TAYlOR & Marsh.