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Great Clothing Establishment.

PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE.
No. los, Chestnut Street, btt,csen 3rd and Ala
North Side--PHIL ADELPHIA
To SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS
Many years experience in Business has satisfied
me that putting in newspapers withou. having any
assortment to back it is all hambug. !, therefore,
have come TO the determination of having tho
Wardrobe well stocked
with all kinds of Clothing, and at such prices
as will please all In proof of what say, in
vite look in the Wardrobe, where can always DO
seen as handsome aud extensive an assortment of
GcMtlemen's Clothing as can be found
in this city Remember the Philadelphia Ward
robe.
PERRY R. McNEtLLE,
NJ los Casstsa. Street. Pai.adsipAis,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-21
TAYLOR vs.. CLAY.

We have been permitted By friend
says the New York Express, 10 make the
following extract from private letter from
Gen. Taylor, dated
Baron RoUcE, May 10, 1s4s.
"None bu, the kindest feelings exist be.
tween Mr.. Clay and myself, and he is well
aware, should he be nominated and cleo.
ted, such result will cause to me no NOR.
tfcatlon or Ill feeling, bu. rather pleasure
and congralulallon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-21
Springs Il IsraWley

A RE just receiving, with their new and extern.
IA sive stock of DRY GOODS,
GO hhds of Sugar.
50 barrels New Orleans Molasses,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
100 sacks of Salt.
All of which are of the very best quality and they
now offer them at lower prices than they have
ever been sold in Western North Carolina. All
we would ask lie an examination Of our stock aud
prices. Mayl7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-21
Wac Literary Feature.
OF THE ILLUSTRATED
NONTHLY COURIER.

The & st number of this new and splendid
MAGAZINE NEWSPAPER will avpear stimuli.
'oneously in all the Principal Cities in the Union,
on or before the LIST of July next, and will be de-
voted 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-21

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
The House Of Representatives has pass.
ed a Resolution 10 adjourn on the Eth Of
July next.
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y" Difficult, to persuade mankind that
~ '''e Oh virtue 10 the love Of themse YES.
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"a. Enrron: In the proceedings fur.
!" ' y" you Of tho Meeting of Officers held
u" County, the time Of the drill, was
|sn,oneausly stated TO take place on the 4ih
Nv ps 0s 9th Of August il should have been,
!" ''h and 9th. Please insert this cor.
Yours respectfully,
a., W. n. c,
'aoa'rus. Juas 81, ls48
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Literature, Science q, .TYi.
ITS CONTRIBUTORS
ITS IELISTRATIONs

WIZ embrace every name Of distinction in s.
rIca and Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

Viauous Ei0psmeut.--S5me excitement
has been occosIoued Ia Worcester Mass. by
the e|lopeWent on saturday evening OF d per
son calling himself Gideon Nin1i. OF Proyi-
dtnce, With quite a young girl of that place.
under an engagement OF marriage, after o1e
weeks acquaintance. II beius ascer,ainrd
thai he had a wife and chill in Prayiden CO.
al ouIccr went Ia AurwuIehi Ia pursuit of the
lngitlves, anI returned e. town with them.
Fatter Mlthen.-This apostle of femme
rance has written 4 letter 10 Mn Me Grain. in
reply to sentiments OF The Rum4n Cathole
tota. Abstinence Society ia his behalf. say.
lng that lac would b. here IN MAY. With re-
gard to bis movements IA America he SAYS. i
am free uutli MY arrival IN New Norh when
| shall. consult with my friend, on tae subject.
The letter IS dated Cork, February 23i.
Bold Oatrage.-On the uisht OF ule 18th
inst. The hous- oi Benz tmin Fenner. Prpyi-
dence, K. /. was broken iHto By i've armed
men, vino abused ain and his Two aged sis
ters. The tu-urs got only a small sum of
money and piece oi cloth. Five hundred
dlliarsls offered lor their apprehension,
Hppy Afair.-The Lowell Courier gives
d gioMlugd-scupttuu oil grand Pic NicNhirh
was given by "a, Manager, Of tie Lowell
Carpet Mil, in that city, 1000 .ir,s and other
being prrsent IN an Immense room OF a new
mil, lighted with three to lour huudreI
lamps.
Sensible Capitaiist.-The New York Ex.
press say tha, WITHIN the last lew DAYS. over
two huDir-n and liiy thousand dollars had
been invested By q Ffrch house for account
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29
NIB. MIsE,S REcALL.-The document

MR.. WISES RECALL.-The documents
relative to Mr.. Misses difficulty with the
Brazilian Government have been published,
from which /. appears that Mr.. Lisboa, the
Brazilian minister at Washington. called at
the Department OF State and requested the
recall Of Mr.. Wise. lie said that the affair
OF Lien,. Davies and the three sailors had
nov been happily adjusted, aud tn request
Tor Mr.. Nise's recall had no connection with
that controversy. 1t arose from a perfect
conviction on the part of the Imperial Gov
erunIrut, that the friendship and harmony
which they desired above all things, to cul-
tivats W9A the Government OF the United
ST, les. were every moment in danger whilst
So eXcitabIe % gentleman should continue TO
b. thr minister. That ia c nsequence OF
Mir. Wise Vouduct. and that OF Commodore
RIu~s.au hy lis advice, on the occasion Of
tIe Bapusnal aud birth day ietes, the Empe-
or bait determined be- should never ugaiu he
invited to Couri, and be- asked how "a minis
Ter clult -at along under such lircumstdn-
ces.
The note o. Mr. Llsboa, in reply states that
the President uc,imrs to recall Mr. Wise. but
adds that be gave Mr Wise leave to return,
in reply to du application made before these
difficulties occurred. and should MOI change
hi~ purpose: that a new minister would be
u4p.lulej 90 succeed Mr. Nisr: that he would
tsl., on. thr Irltero t recall. and that Mr. Wise
would 'um with Com. Rousseau, whose
tenn %. service had expired,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

H
. cyce and Buvnirro II foCn--Sifes 0f vi.
daiid-By files OF The Gazeta del Habaua
.he 6.l iUs'.. 'Ha New Orleans Crescent
Is The following items relating To Yucatau
The "Pa'r.a state. that the Indians have
-en committing iurtlerani fouler atr1.ities.
he ranch1 oi Sicuquil has been outraged by
~ robbery and murder at iamiIirs-fhir'y
ne persons briag Killed: >umr were thrown
Ho ihe himesui banning houses. aud neither
omen or children were spared. Ona Of he
ieiims was iHr Young Don Niteo Ro>ada.
% of Don felIpl, whose mDther was als1
5uunded.
News bal been racei,edat Brchoncau. Feb.
9Th, that the Indians had collected with The
attention. of attacking that town. Much a.
arm Yves experienced hv the inhabitants. at
h. anticipation of similar barbdrities 10 what
had been Inflicted elsewhere.
The Indians bad convened in such force.
md with snehimpujcnce. a. TO besiege even
The city Of Nalladolid, tone of the largest ei-
ties in Nucatau) bat after some time. asked
u suspension Of hostiii'i-s. with a view at
entering into negotiations with e command
ant Of the place-who named a. commission
rs Don Manuel A Sierra AMI Don Miguel
3 ,lickso. Tae revolving Indians (subtevados)
claimed the arms Oi which they had been de-
prived. and immunity from future tribute
and demanded thu punishment Of two men
named I~ru"gujegur and Vasqnes, who, they
said had deceived and wronZed them. ltwa,
thought jaattoe Commaudsut would acced.
TO 'hese terms.
Cnauseuuta. one of the towns of Iucatan.
after having defended itself b%ravely, was ta-
hen BY the Indians, and Q4th.) was burned
to ashes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29
THE FUNERAL OBSEQUIES OF MR..
ADAMS.

The funeral ceremonies in honor Of Ex.
President John Quincy Adams, took place IN
our city, Yesterday.
We WeTe g|ratilied to see 50 general a mark
OF respect pad to the memory OF the deceas-
ed, as was manifested on the occasion. Ei-
siness ol Almost every character was suspet-
ded, aud the procession. composed OF the
Military, Members OF the legislature. mem
bers ul the different Divisions OF the Sohs OF
Temperance, Old Fellows. Drui ). and Cili-
zrns generally, was large and highly respec-
table.
According to the published programme.
The procession formed al about l0b 0 clock.
IN front OF the County Court House, lower
eud OF l. or MAN street, and proceeded to
the A!rican Church, where an address on the
virtues and memory OF The deceased patriot
and statesman, was pronounced by A.. Jud-
son Crane, Esq.
The crowd dt the Church being SO great,
We were, like many Others. deprived of the
pleasure ct hearing Mr. Cs. euloaium, BAT
have beard II spoken OF as in d high degree
creditabie to It's author. We take ii forgran
ted that il will be furnished Tor publication,
and twill afford US pleasure TO lay the adj
dress before oar readers.
These ceremonies ia our city, ia honor oI
Mr.. Adams, must be followed by the Lost
beneficial effects, They testify 10 the reali
ness OF Virginia 10 do honor 10 one who's,
fame belongs 70 the nation. Such demon-
strutioas afford the brst Indications oil the
real character Of our people. and OF he Anne
rcan feeling OF this Commonwealth,
An that is required 20 ensure the perpetu-
ity of o + Union, j., that lis people under
stand each other, aud then that mutual IT,.
spect aud love must follow, which form the
best aud m 81 enduring cement OF the nation.
al ediice, We haI! the recent denonstra-
ton as tending powerfully to produce such a
result rs Influence ia the establishment, o
friendly relations cannot but be harpy. whit,
it wiIl also reflect the highest honor upon tbs
character OF our State.
Richmond Ree. March 2lst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

THE FRrNcH REVOLUTION The --latest
Particulars. The Courier dies Eats Uni,
contains the following items Of interests.
which are not in the English papers:
Pari-. Friday, Feb. -. lsls.
All dagger Las ceased. The complete 81
enue which rei-ned tpNarl midnight. on &C
count OF the arricades. " ich prevented tn
'assaee Of all vehicles. app 4r5d strange and
mccarthy. The most profound calm existed
Trough the night, broken only from time Ia
line be the qui vlve OF an amateur sen incl.
Nho wished io prove bis vigilance. The red
banner has hecneyefy where uuluried in place
II the ti-coior.
At O'Clock the Provisional Government
assembled al the Hotel DE Vile. surrounded
by the people, armed and luil of generous en-.
husjasm. Louis Brdnc proclaimed the Re
ublic in tine midst 81 tremendous applause.
Lamarine had already addressed The people in
The great hall. and excited t e most profound
feeling. Ledru K lin. who followed hIm,
made, it j. said. d most remarkable address.
Generals 'deau ana Lamoricirre then adj
vanced TO Offer their services. The first wa,
named Commluier of the iirst division of The
military, and Minister OF War. The srcou,
j making preparations 10 set Out for the iron.
( tler.
The act Of a5dication, signed By the hins
before leaving the EHltenes, IS, il Is said. ex.
ceediugly laconic. and conceived very nearl,
In these tcrns:-'l abdIcat e to tue hands o
the French people, on the head of ms grand
son, the crown which | have received from
the French Nation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

WESLEY oN SrUnY.--Wssley knew the i'm
poftance OF sludious habits on the part of hi,
preachers. TO au indolent one he gives ibe
following edmonton, not Inappropriate now
a. days.
"f uf talent in preaching does not increase;
X is ubuut the same il was several year. suo.
II II lively but not deep; there is lltt.e yargty
there Is 30 cotnpsss of thought. Readlng can
oti'y supply thi,, with daily meditation and
prayer. You wrong yourself greatly by a.
uniting ih-; you can never be d deep preacher
witaaut IL, iuy more Than d thorough CHRIS.
nam, o., neg.u. Fix some part OF ever, d,,
lar private exercise. You may acquire ,b,
taste winch you nave not; what is tedious al
inst wall afterwards be pheasant. Whether
You lbe n 81 IL not, read aud pray daily. 1t
i> iar ronr li.; there Is 40 other wa,. else
fou will b. d infer ali your life. aai a petty
'dpericiai preacher. DO Justice 10 your own
soul give ii lime and means to gov; do moi
'iarre yourself any longer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

Ata meeting Of the Wheeling Lyceum on
Tbur,lav evening the 25th March, lSlS' the
following question was submitted for debate
at the mex regular meeting, to be held on
ThursIly night, the 3)th inst.
.Is i, probable that the French Nation can
establish an maintain "a Republican form OF
Government
Nss,rs. Wharton, Edgar Woods & Sherrard
Clemens were appointed to discuss the affirm
stiye of the quest ion. And
Nrs,rs. =. N. Gaily, Wm Clemens and Jo-
siah G. MCla.irn. the negative.
And il was ordered that the meeting be
public. and the citizens be invited TO attend.
Tie meeting viii be heid at Z o'clock, in
the Hall over lhe store Of Mcssrs OF and
Greer. S. P. HULLlHEN, PreSt.
S. CLEMENS. Soy.
(Argus will please copy.)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29
Asthma Of Eleven years Slanlng

Permanently cntpd ty Dr. SWaVue's FampouuI 81 rIF
of W do C-urfs. after all 0ib~r reneIies hsd failed.
CtSrlSNArI, Feb 10. t-fs.
~ s'vavue--This may r.uttv tF4, rever rrsfS 20
last Fau, J was t%rousislw N the Asthma, which iucfcs-
sci upou me iu defiance Of al the remedies = could hear
OF. uutil the vcar isfa-fO. when Z was obliged to- leave
NV native New England for q muller CLINE. Wiucl had
tse effect % f-ilgaie nv stIcrturs for Three OF f'ur
vtars. ailcr which thn disease increased uniit last win
ter. Ny suferinrS were Intense. almssi tcyand endu-
rance. being obliged To jtup night amer night. from ia.
ahihty 10 sleep "a hcd.
Last FaHi felt the symptoms esrAer than usual iu the
season. buf hearing HAT ir Swayur's Compound SN1up
Of Wild Cherry was a sovereign remedy for Diseases
sftle Lungs, ! immediately commenced is use. au' the
weeks ! have not fcFt The least ~ uptoms OF the Asthma.
ard feel confident that ! AN we'll II it, and that I have
been curcdby the above named medicine.
Yours respectfully, KNIGHT,
Walnut street. beiweea 3d aEd Ih.
CAPTION CsUTIONH
Avoid al spuripus Preparations Of Wild cherry, such
a. Balsams. Bitiers. Syuups of Wild cherry. Pills pur-
porting 90 contain wild cherry. &C. &c. as they sre all
fictitious and counterfeit, and contain none Of the viz
tnes Of the original and genuine preparation, as prcUa-
rel hv Dr II Sw tyNE, and the first ever prepared ~ THIS
country. BR SwNvNE's COMPOUND SYRUr or Nttp
cHEeEY IL composed Of vegetable ingredients. TIE Wild
cherry. and ather medicinal Substances, equally a ctica-
cious, u not more 80; the whole are 50 electuailv con-
ceutraied a. 20 render 1t leyond an doubt the most plea
sant. strengthening and e1eciLal remedy. ever discover.
ed for thu cure of Pulmonary c~unsumutian, and all dis
eases OF the Lungs and Breast. The very fact, from its
having snca ttain OF spurious tmitatsrs, stands TO prove
It's great curative properties.
Therefore, iuvalids, inquire for the original prepara.
ton, each lnttle Of which is crveloped in a beautiful
wrapper, with a likeness of WIN Fem engraved there
on; also hearing the signature Of Dr " swsyne. the
eeuniertciling Of which viii he punished as forgery.
Prerarcd only by nr. u. swayne, N. w. corner OF
EiFhlh ava Race SIS. Phila. mr2S
Fo- safe w AXE
For sale by PRYOR 4 PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29
RITTER

COMPOUND Il OF \ & WILD CHERRY.
U,fIIS pleasant, safe aud eficacious remedy for coughs,
1 colds, sore throat, Asthma, splitting of blood, aud all
diseases of the chest tending TO CoSsu APTIoS, is for sale
by siorekeepers, generally, IN this and adjoining couu.
ties, At THE LOW PRICE o. p CTS. FER HOTTIE; and
wholesale and retail by the proprietors,
J l. 4 b ] RITTER, Druggists,
164 North Second St, below Vine, PIlIl.A.
Read the following voluntary testimonial =
Sn,ithfeId, Monroe 90, Pa, Dec :, 1S47
Messrs J l. e. 81 Ritter: Gentiemen-l feel IL my
duty to acknowledge to Yen the great beuetl have re-
ceived from the use Of our Compound Syrup of Tar
and Mid Cherry. Having been tor a long time afflicted
with a Pulmonary complaint, | tried all The usual rem.
edies without obtaining relief, when, fortunately for ne,
| was recommended 10 use your Syrup. The first bottle
made a decidedly favorable impression on my discase-
| continue taking it. aud am happy to say II has afforded
me great reiiei. and | cheeftufiS recommend lhos. suf
ferins under similar complaints 10 use your Invaluable
MEDICINE. JOHN kEWIART.
mr. 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

Dolags Z. the CHaurd Steamers in 1877.
during the past year. (according to a Hall
lax paper,) the Cunard Steamers have made
twenty passages 10 aud from Liverpool to
BOSTON, ne distance steamed being i20, 900
miles: The number OF passengers conveyed
rom Liverpool to boston amounted to 1901;
rom Liverpool to Halll0x 2l9, AMI from Hal.
ilsA to Boston 2l7. On the return trips, the
hunters werr, from Boston to Halifax 258:
from Boston to liverpool ll34, aud from
Halifax TO Liverpool 270. The average time
o. each passage out was ID days, and each
passage home Is days, inclusive OF the deten-
ion at Halitdx.-Boston I'raucrlcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29
STEAMBOAT REGISTER

REPORTED RY c. II BERRY
ARRIVALS y DEPARTURES
# Boats Jor The last 81 houro en!iig yester-
Tag al A o'ciocb. p. ".
RRIvE
Monnngahela. Stone, Pittsburgh.
Consul. Lenney,
Paris. Mardtta,
Gondolier. Lyon,
Hudson, Poe,
Taglioni. Perry, n. Orleans,
De Witt Clinton, Devinney, n. Orleans.
Welisville, Barnes, Sun Fish,
Germantown. McLaiu, St Louis.
Brilliant, Grace. Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Monongahela, Stuns, Cincinnati,
Diligence. Morley,
Friendship, Davis,
Germantown, McLanc, Pittsburgh,
Consul, Kinney,
Tasliona, Perry.
De Witt Clinton, Devinney,
Wellsville. arnes,
Brilliant, Grace,
Hudson, Poe,
idris, Mdrratta, Illinois River.
Gondoiier, Lyon. ST Louis,
l6 teet water in the ehannel--rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

ms. Giainc2.-The New York Day Book
says that Mrs Gaines has entered ilioai agree
neht with an association OF capitalists in
That city, to make no compromises and re-
r~el'e.no propositions 10 compromise for three
months 10 come. She has gone to New Or
leans not with a view of settling with the
idfu-s ~ possession OF the property of which
she IS ~adJodeed 20 be the legal owner, but 10
OBTAIN schedules aud settle preiiminaries with
'hGse Who propose 10 buy the estate from her,
ana ai!end the business OF getting possession
on Their " account.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29
FRANCE Is A REPUBLIC.

Il hcpllDlC nON-d htpuultt luItNCi'
The abdication Of Louis Phillip and The ap-
pointment ol a regent has been I, jected and
the triumph Of the Parisians over the army
has been complete. The revolution has re
suited in the establishment OF a provisional
government. aud the erection Of d republic!
tall OF the House OF Peers, the adjustment If
riles' and the fight ofthe Orleans Family x
he ministry.
The French Republic has been recognized
by England, Belgium, Switzerland and the
United States.
\ provisional government has been estab-
lished. members OF which are celebrated.
throughout the world for their eloquence and
genius. aud science. and some ct them are al
most romuntic in their integrity.
The mob, ungovemabIe as they were, and
excited TO iury, were carried away by the
burning eIoquence OF Lamartine, threw down
their muskets " hich in the first fury OF their
new bora liberty, they had leveiled against
that popular leader, and by their unanimous
shouts invested the provisional government
With the foil authority OF the state OF Pans.
On February 29th, Mr.. Rush, the American
minister, accompanied by Mr.. Barton aud
Nh. Pensin, waited on the members OF the
provisional government. to whom he deliver
ed a hattering address, and made a formal r.
cogaition OF the Republic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

me Dead Sea Erpeditioa.-The u. G
Nhlr supply arrived at Port Mahn The SIKH
OF January from Gibraltar, and would sill a
uoul the inst OF February Tor the East. Com.
iiiander Lynch had been very seriously sick u
the small poX, bat was recovering. His son
ana one OF The sailors had also been Tackled
win The same disease and had recovered
There Mere no other cases on board and none
apprehended. The ship had been thoroughly
cleansed and iumigated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

4 ~ H..
Dear Mr. McGrath:-To YOU and the gentle
men OF the Committee. | feel deeply grateful
Tor Tie sentiments expressed towards me on
behalf OF the member of your Society.
am much g%ratliitd BY the assurance that
my humble efforts are So highly appreciated
AT the same time | do Tot attribute any
merit to myself. The wonderful change that
has been effected is the Right Hand Of the
Most high God, and is admirable in our ewes.
II viii b. ID great sacrifice 10 me to leaye
Ireland, hat whatever may be the consequence
| trust thatlwith The cooperation Of the Friends
ct temperance III the States, our sacred cause
will proceed aud prosper,
WIN regard TO my movements in America
| am free until my arrival in New York, when
| shall consult with my friends ON The sab
jecl.
%anXiousIy look forward to the pleasure Of
meeting Nou aud my other dear friends some
tame IA May and, With siucerest wishes Tor
>our and uIrir hapaiaess, / ain, my dear MIR
MeGI4lh, yours devutedly.
THEOBALD MATHEW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29
q THE LADIES.

a w. HElSkELL respectfully announces
". to the Ladies of Wheeling, thai lie viii
re rive a iew choice goods during the ensuing
weak, being of the importation of the last
steamship, including a lew magnificent Viii e
Grape Shawls, in new designs; some extra
beautiful dress goods; Lace capes, &c, &c.
mar 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

Returning Hoaesiy.-Collector lawrence,
OF n, York, has reeeive.i a letter signed "A
Merchant, informing him that in a transac-
uon at the Custom-llouse in that city, IN the
wear lsfI, an error was made against the
6o,erumenl OF Two hundred and twenty-six
dollars. Enclosed was the amount.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

STATE ELECTORS.
ga5. y Whitehall. Isle ct Wight.
. G " Boiling. Petersburg.
HIP lfring Cumberland.
Al X irviu1, L~rnfhhurg.
= IS M4rtia. franklin.
Is w G. RivPs. Arbrmarle.
r r, Af ES5otf. Fsuquier.
II Gtrnett. Westmoreland.
9 W Bu,lin. Rich uond city.
10 R5hl saunders. williamsburg.
Il \ Hunter. Jefferson.
y All Il Stuart, Augusta.
l3 s NcD Moore. K ekbridge.
II Col NF Tri-g, Washington.
Is q w Summers. kaudwhd.
l6 g d Clmieu. Harrison.
II FIJI Peirp1int. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-29

Father Mathew the Apostle of Temperance,
has written a letter to Mr. McGrath, Secrrta-
ry OF the Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Society OF New York, OF which the following
is d copy: