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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Or bar Of iron Of almost any size may be
sundeTed while hot, BY the simple application ola
common roll Of birthstone.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
Memoranda:
ADJUSTMENTS.

Towboat Belle t0wed down and to sea on the 18th ms
ship Edgar, bark Dephos and brig Emily.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Best English. Scarlet. Red, Notarial and Transp,
Waters, of all sizes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

NJ. s, The Packet PRIDE OF THE WEST
7tfa 81 Eor st. L0uss, and az intermediate ports-
assz514 SATURDAY, The 18th INST. al Il o'clock
NJ new, elegant and fasnnnng passen ger
FtxlleE OF THE WEST, E. williamson master IS
receiving freight and viii leave abase For freight or
PASSAGE baving unsurpassed accommodations opposite
POydras street wharf. or to
HYDE & 0GLESBY, II Poydgas st.
~ The Pride OF the West Is entirely new boat, of
very light drought and win with delay in reaching
her destination, mis-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Cut Glass. Fancy, Agate. Patent India Rubber. Ser
Bronze, Pocket Cork and Pewter Ink Stands of all kin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

FOUND:
YESTERDAY, at Lafayette at The Railroad terminus.
an Ivory silver mounted sc ALE, about three lnehes
long when Open The have it By paying Tor tgis
advertisement. hlo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

TIE CLARK AND EFERETT CAsE.-Some days since
charge preferred by y o. Clarke against James Everett
police officer Of The Second Municipality Of an assault and
battery on his person on the night Of 1 inst the oiym
pic Theatre. examined before Recorder Baldwin. A
counter charge having been made against CLARK y Everett
Of an assault battery also at the time the Recorder
suspended his judgment on he charge Fetf mil
the other case was investigated The case was called yeer
day and officer Everet testified that Mr. Clark who was in
the gallery Of the Theatre disturbing the peace Of the
house and violating its rules when he rsmonstrats
with him and was abused and that upon aesting him. he
assaulted and resisted him. Officer Everett had several wit
nesses in Coun 70 couoboFae Bis testimony but Recorder
baldwin sad, without assigning reason that be did not
wish to hear Of the evidence He dismissed the
charge against Clark and committed Everett trial before
the First District Gour charge Of assault Mr. Everett
is onecf the intelligent and eeondncted of the police
Of the Second Municipality and was due to him a cit
zen however humble that the charge made By him should
have been thoroughly Investigated
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

CHAMPAGNE.
A FEW BASKETS very choice Champagne for safe Dy
"A nl7 81 A. B, RINGG0LD, " Bank Place,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Bark Ark DoaRs. Boston, G. W Hynson
Brig Magnolia. Morris. Chahssf0a ST & 81 i. Levy
Bng Paquetede MafAuzss tsp.) sIodalell. Barcelona,
J. Frais
Brig Mary EleH wall, Sisal. T. w L4chane s. Co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Hssg :, St Louis Packet ATLANTIC-F5r So.
LOUIS. shemghis, and az intermeaiats
- landing s-With disnatc5--The new. els-
sant, iast-fannIng passenger steamboat ATLANTIC,
J. a. broadwe master, expected THIS Day, and will
leave a. above. For freight passage having unsur-
passed RECOMMENDATIONS, apply board opposite PoydrSs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.

Imperial, Super Royal Medium, Deny Folio Post an
Feolseap Paper white and blue hopressed plain Eng
h French and American Packet Post and Letfer Papers
thick and thin best laid Record Papek AL the above rule
plain.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

UMBRELLAS
DIUE, Green, Brown and Silk uMBREisLAS.s4 a
ID made 20 order Of extra heavy Silk, Ivory handles
mao DARCY, No, I ChartI@ street, -
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A LARGE, black Newfoundland DOG, with white
n nose and the tip Of his tail white. Five ~
dollars reward will be paid for his delivery to s-S,
Can't SwILRR HaFbOfmasteF First Municipal -------AA
y or to JOSEPH SwILER Jr in St. John street. between
Poydras and Perdido streets. MI -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

r. n The U s Mail HIRAM POWERS For
Is Logssra1s, Csselssa,ats, t'raesgsle, tre.-0n
- SATURDAY. 18th Inst, pnsitvel ~ The
nex, hghtdraueht passenger steamboat HIRAM pow
Ets q Z PeaTce master is receiving freight and leaves
as ABOVE For freight passage having unsurpassed
eommodatons apply board foot of Ydas street. TO
ni6 HYDE q OGLESRX u Poydfas st.,
~ The hiram Powers draws only IS inches wafer and
shippers and passengers her reaching her des-
hnaacn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
NEW ORLEANS:
S47YR04Y MoRNLNGs. NoHEMBE

SoRkte ipA-lu oar report of the proceedings IN n =.
2ault ana ers case an Recorder Basdwins Conn rsb-
~ = eg'ln winch Mr. RandaI Hunt was one 81. tls
H. Pc made us misquote some remarks made 81
IA -. eae e say there had been a eross-sx,n,ina-
'tiesa ioT the defence &c. when E. should
49, the'e had been cIoss-eaau ainaiioau &c
- his rsnarks may be perfectly understood, we
remarks minus the typographical error. He
perfectly indifferent as 20 what the
ned IN relation to the notion He would say.
ne motion was the novel one be had ever
aae IN a Count, under the circumstances There had
cross examination Of the witness Tor The defence, and
couH. although not taking down single word Of the
ence for the prosecution in which the complainant
ore positively to having received ths kicks from the per
On whom proposed discharge and although the
testimony Of several who conoboaied the testimony
OF the complainant was passed in the manner
yetthe evidence the only witness for the defence one pre-
sumed TO be interested, taken down mnntey''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
NEW ORLEANS 4 oARRo11ToN RAILROAD

HYDE & OGLEsBY, 12 Poyaras street
~ The Atlantic being very light-dFaughf, viii meet
with no detention and run tIoushont the ssason nl4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

From M JohH ~ .10TE 70 n aaLe9
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
t. know Of one instance qf permanent Of Asthma
sf~ss,~ 80 svaar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

From Mr. Edsoard Robbins Draggsst,
BoRDEHTowN N. J., JAN 8. l84T have taken some
Tar here. and have sold al we received from yon DFy IL
Cook has used in his practice he thinks hghy Of the
medicine Dr. Cook one Of the eminent piyscans n
the United States and was the attending q Joseph
Bonapafte exKng Of SPAIN during al ms residence u a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

81 Tafdaee WEDNESDAY, Nov. ~. q
NOR OUACHITA CITY, Mouth bayou fsrshofs.s,s q.
Il Monroe, THANKSGIVING and all landings Oh &C.,
0uacha and Black Rivers O Js8CkffI.a
PICKET The lghf-dfaught Steamboat -
RIDGELY, Jn0. q. A. Smith, master viii leave a. allow
For freight passage. apply board. 6pt Of bsensi
street, or to lnl8l g. WOODRUFF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19

The public properly on hand 'or naval qGr-
pose, anouits in ar aggregate T. - 400,310
There i oae great crie,t III the Ifrssnt organ
izal"n OF The Navy Department. TIE duy .!
or.:e;,n. aud Geitilins II ciltrI> IN >efri.r. oi
n, general snpern;enaencc q. ra,,,mcr's. ~ te-
Gliding primarily IN applications taf service, ~
liri II discharges, occupies tuJ large portion II
the Sccreary's line, and cannot tc :, "a ieiacio.
nly pef'ormei bg him as By Al oiiccT Of rank
hearing the relation 10 The Department, ami 10
The Navy which the AdjuianI General does 10 the
War Department aud 10 he Army.
renew nv recommen alton ynal The appoint
ment OF small! number Of assistant purssrs may
be au,horz.d by law
A joint Board OF Officers Of Ire Army and
Navy has been organized, with orders 10 proceed
10 the Wrsl Coast, AMI make an examination Gi
the coast OF California aud Oregon, with 4 view
10 the collection al the nece>safy nilrma;iun 10
dete: mine on proper points Tor lun,iicaon and a
Navy Yard when il shall he The pleasure ot
Congress 10 direct sHch establishments. A Ma
w Yard o. the California coast with suitable
means iof ne repair Of vessels. wurt, in my
Judgment, he oil TIE highest pauli, importance.
By tn Jlinl resolution 81 Congress approved
The 10th Angus, ISIS, The officers, non-ccmmi>-
stoned officers pfigat"s, a.t musicians q! The
marine corps w,o have servrd in tic army IN
wal WIZ f!IA1lbi Wit III III IfsEtIt>'
as 10 bounty land, and olaci rrannefa ior - a..
dition 70 the ordinary pay, on iooIns .ih The
officers, nOn-comm;sioEed officers, pfyales AM
musicians IN The army.
On consultation with The Attorney Genera
felt constrained 81 10 c0nstrue The Resolution as
not TO Include The Marie GUARDS, attached under
orders 10 the ships OF war in the Pacific and
Gull OF Mexico. II did not appear 10 me 'hal
they could be regarded as serving wnh The army,
within The meaning Of The Resolution, as did The
hataIiohs Of Marines who ma: ched into Mexico
and formed rarl Of The army. am entirely SAL
i>fed that while both classes II he marine Off
GERS and men did their duty there vas no'hlng
10 the services al the battalion serving vi i lhr
army which entitled th.m 10 any higher privileges
than Their brethren, ~ho, teIoaans % he ships.
also served ashore. The nninter II these wa
not great and | respectfully recommend lhal
they be pu on footing, as 10 boui,y land, win
those who have already received what was CIV.
CT BY Law 10 The Officers aud t:en u the ARM.
have he honorio b.,
Very respectfully,
Yous OBJ, srv,,
To THE President JOHN Y MASON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19
WHIG HARMONY.

The Bots controversy here is bui measie
specimen OF The harmony which feighs ~ tht
TayIyr parry elsewhere 10 Mes York oil el
tend has sptnpg 10 be ween The friends OF Gov
Seward an. Collier for the U. s Senate, 10
which. il is SAID, Weed OF he Albany Jcuha'
and Mr.. Fillmore take opposite sides. 10 Phila
dsphia. 100, We have already sta'e1, he a'"ia'
bles, uadet the lead Of Jonn NJ. Clayton, have re-
puoiated the old name CT Wx!g and like III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19
RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY MORNING,

BY Mr.. LAlDLEY: OF Frederick Moore for
the release vi title To land.
BY MIR. SrURM: Petition of suniy CHI.
zens OF Randolph for, and remonst,ance Of 9th
eIs against, The formation OF new county GU! OF
Randolph and Preston.
Mr. LAlDLEY presented a petition Of the
President and Directors OF the James River and
hanawha Company for The States guaranty OF
their bonds Tor making the lide-waer connection,
for The means OF improving the Kanawha payi.
CATION, and for aid 10 construct The South Side
Rivanna connections.
On motion Of Mr. THOMPSON ofB.
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19
By Mr.. CLENDENIN OF c,,izeI

By Mr.. CLENDENIN: OF citizens IT Ma
son, for an appropriation II he revenue uf saii
county u rebaild the pri;ges ard repair me aul-
lie landings that were carried OF by ,hc la,e
ffeshei III said county.
b. Mr. SEGAk: OF merchants II Norfolk
and OF citizens OF Elizabeth Cily, an 0. 2ilo,s,
Tor modification al lar Pilot Laws
On molion ui MIR. WHIrrLE, ,ae House
adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19

,ao,,,. 49, p,.,;;a.,
him 10 reside n Rjcbmour-and ma, .bev d.,.,.
,,;no4, y .h,l;.h s,o,, !, ~. o;.,,..s
-
dnu " "ho" ''e'h ohs ih"eas'. Inc 'oio"'hs
officers were Reelected; "himel I. inns'a'l,
President. Directors; John A. Lancaster, a. F.
D Clifford. Appoi1lea On me part Of The S,a,e
T.wis s Ha,vie yipceo, Wicber lam q "a
lhunus'
ihei' PRIOR iioceei''ss "e'e . i""o"
WEDNESDAY, Deccmb' Is 1913.
me his' annual ulse'ih@ ~ W >tochnn'oeiS ~
ne hehho"a anI DahV'"e ta'iodu ounIah5
va hs'i - W. u''''s = -. ,'"npd'si =" We
1,"t' = - - Y ,:
!, a r q G,f,,J w., i ri.,l,e ~ Ha,i,ar
was .n,n;,,,., mailman
IT, ,re,- o,es.ni ~ o,oxv 22e2 woes. IN
person 369 votes.
The reports of The President and Chief Ensi.
reer. and statement Of the financial condition
NJ n. com,,,y ,vere rcal
IA motion ., Nr Gitr,rd tn, Chairman an.
no;n,ad ,hree committee. viz
Canaan, > j, eo,S;d>r me renor,s Of N, presi
Jent o,d RI; r,,;,,,, Ns..rs In. n An
d.r.oo G.orSe ~ Dame william l. Hoo,er
M,ou C,,d,v.u Panl : C,rr,ny,nn lobp T.
Clarke ana na,,d Chalmers
S'ai NJ alu Da'iu ohi'h.i'
Recon TAI TAT u,,son Joins G Legn. lI.nry
carr;n,,o, p n ras,er and linn Ross
Coami,,', ), cr,,iac .be Eye. Jors-Ncssrs.
viii -. = u,.r. i r q; he
= - ~ =, - s,o,alI n c,enshow
= 'iasA'"., '''''' :
anu ih'has - o, n,> p.,,or &C
On motion, the Chairman ard - Palmer Of
Milton y y were a'u'o y INC "r'' co"i''''-
lee
The Company then ADJOURNED % i O'CLOCK
Thursday morning.
THURSDAY, December III.
MIR. II. Darlington. IRON Inc committee ap-
pointed to examine the book, and accounts Of the
Company. presented a report expressing the sa-
,isfac,ion Of The committee with the manner IN
which ,hey had been kent, and highly commend
~, tho G,,,bfnluc.s AID ability OF The SECRETARY.
m' Josopn - nut a', a. ,a,, c"r. renor,s nro
VI Wy 's''o '. 49, IA ,t,,,,,n &c
sen'ea iepoi' 'eI ,''. '''''o'
~, i.'io" 'S o....i.,., 4 n:o
!. hes"'e1' ih't ~: i'es'ue"' '"' ~
,of' DC requested - up! = - pr. = r.
ia'ure TO pass an aci na'h r'Z'"s ~ 'ncfease o.
the capital slocn "i the company W shch ah
extent "a VIII, W the op'hion " VIZ Doa," =
able The company 10 Ia! down me edge ran
thrOlJhOul whole line tr0m Richmond 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19
rer,,,s of the Enaukrer

~ The ENQUIRER s published DAILY for the ely,
and sEMI-WEEkLY (for the countryl FOR inc D%y
pansr seven dollars pei annuai, and al inc lao 3D.
AZ ars II taken for shorter period than one q
u Nv Weekly five dollars per nnnun, anu ~
49,, 70, an months, payable IN 40 Paa ~
.Sss or remited by mail, post paia' OF ok pohais
-, annum al the end ofthe year
PEI TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE pAiIY ENoUlRER-For one square =,
,a.n upes or less, first insertion, hiy ceh's anu
-, succeeding insertion twenty-five eth.smn .n
ssrsd once week, twice week, OF thee '''
w.sk thirty seven and hall cents
IN THE SEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF s.a ,tn,
un.s or less first insertion, IS cents; LOT eaehe"nu
anoe, so cents. so,u.xs ro, ,b,y
~ lines and in that proportion for adver,,semsms
- Greater lengtt-eIcept Lottery vendors ana auc-
iansss who are charged one hundred dollars paper
iSrSsr. from distance must be accompanied with
-. syanc- pay or satisfactory references insure
eIecuti III.
~ All dues to this Office may be RENTED per mail,
a. sood and available Bank notes. al the risk OF the
Ed,or tAe postage Of all letters being paid oy the pr-
t,-Th. postage Of single letter is scarcely OF any
account Ia the writer: IL is the accumulation q" post
age in an extensive business, which operates as a
serious tax upon inr EditoTs.) -
~ All ubsessries and .0urrfngss tom hue e"uht,y,
wSsnever The patty's hand-writnes unknown at TINS
once must be authenticated by the endorsatoh oi Tue
postmaster in the neghborhood they will IN no cass
he puhlished Every that has been taken 70
n.ve imposons and auizzes. has proved heretofore
nnayailur We must therefore, insist, IL such case
unon the mmunicaIionbeng certified by the nameioi
the Posmas1 er. nritlen the back Of the Letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19

BreYe, Maj. Gen Pera,vfF smith arrived IN
,own yesieriay afternoon. he leaves iof MS
command upon In Pa m IN h >'eamef ta.-
con which w,il sail from his port - ~ rfoW
week, December IS. ~ tor cnsgfes.
[Ns,g Oyleans P,eGvans, Dc 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19

-LOUlSA RAIL eOAD.-We understand
that 10 day. the ls.h mt, another section OF
the Louisa Railroad vii be opened. The cars
wiluog run within ten mics Of Charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19

n We are requested 10 state har Msss's.
Harrison an! Ma:i'n Of Brunswick, decline
re- election 70 lie House Of Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19

I,rI.ahNCERY.-vrRoisis: AT Rules held In the
M n Once oft Superior Court of Chancery for
cenmond Circuit, the 9Th day of November, is4s:
Osborne, Plaintiff:
against
w.. ' sus Naury, and other Defendants.
,,aaa.. suesni above named not having entered his
Ssmsi "a I given security, according TO tho act Of
hy ,ry aMu ,ns Jules of this Court, and It appearing
~. Goy os,assnee that he Is inhabitant OF
frna. UuI s lie ordered, that the said de-
Cn, ~ appS a. .ns rules be held for the said
. on me nrst MONDAY in February next and an
o,d.. ne e OF me plaintiff, and thai copy Of this
oioer be forthwith inserted III som. n.wsoaner nnb
shed In the city Of Richmond 70, ,u ,ao,h ..s
sey and posted at the front door II ,hS s,a,. Con,
aouse, In the said City. A Copy. rss,s '"'' o0N''
Nov l4-ew2m P ROBERTS. Clerk.
NCHANCERY-VisGiNiA AT Rules a.11 - A..
Jerks once of the Superior Court Of Chau,I t ~
"s richmond Circuit, the 9Th day of November isas
Sydnum Grady, Pia,n,,iieeae :
. against
henry ChOrey, and another Def.na,n,.
ne defendant above named not having entered ~.
Ssnee and given security, according TO the act of
hmoW and The rules Of this Court, and il appearing
th,aetory evidence that he is not an inhabirapt Of
an commonwealth II is Ordered, that the said defend
appear al the rules to be held for the said Court
Nm ae nrst Monday in February next and answer the
Cn,h.ne piainuf; and that q copy Of this der he
e,,v ~ inserted In some newspaper published in the
M, ~ nsnmoho for two months successlyely and
sad % 'he front door Of the State &C. In tbe
No,YI ACopy-Teste,
NOV i*-swSm ROBERTS, Clark.
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s2s6O

which sums, being deductei, will ieave Tor one
ycar's expense oi the naval se;vice, inclotinS IN
vallis' and oiiows' pensions AMI lhe marine
corps, s. 1896 IS.
have the honor herewith 10 transmit stale
neur on The In Auditors Office, showing The
exacI amount q appropriations dud expenditures,
MADE Tor Inc eatGe public service, under the con-
tTol OF the Navy Department, in each year, tom
the 80 h June, 1874, 10 the Isl July, 1913, by
which j, will appear that The aggregate amount
o! the cxpendi ures nr the tro t>cal Yeas sCd-
ing he 30h Junc, lS45 and 1916, amounted %
Sl4 967 036 90; and lie acgfegate amount e1-
peucet IN ,hc tro wears eniing o. The 81 h June,
1913, was 81 ,59S66l Is.
The first Two were in The time o; peace; the
las; two embrace, with a tril!ns exception The
entire period OF Inc war Tih Mexico. 10 the
las, Two i. i verify oil remark that Tor Inc co.,
struciion o. war steame!s authorized by Cor
press, bn. mol iniendei or expected 10 sc employ
Ell in the war, and Tor other special objects very
considerable expenditures were made under ap.
pronrlalions for lhe purpose 50 that the ordinary
expenses of The naval service have oeen but
signify Increased by he var vi Mexico.
Ga the Is july ast il appeais lhai there re-
mainel ia the Tfeasn'y an uneIpen!ei balance
OF tie wears appropriations OF the naval service
Vi IS $50 81.
OF his sum 8, 795 $50 81 were carried to the
surplus iuad, and as authorized by Lax, the ba
lance remains subject 10 expenditure II required,
during the current fiscal year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19

~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day of November s4S
Samuel Miller, Plaintn;
against
Isaac c Delaplaine, John F Delaplaine, Augustus
c,ason and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according To The
act of Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and II ap
pearins BY satisfactory evidence that they not inha
bi,ants OF this Commonwealth il is Ordeied that the
said defendants do appear the rules be held for the
said Court on the first Monday in February next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and TINT copy Of this
order be forth. th inserted in newspaper pub
ished 10 IN. city Of Richmond for two months success
sivey, and posted the front door Of the Stale Court
house In the said city. Copy-Trsie,
Nov l4-cw2m PRoBERTS, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-20
WESTERN ADVERTISING AND COLLECTING

WESTERN ADVERTISING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY.
WM. hINsLnE, Third street. two doors east
OF Post Office, Pittsburg Pa is our au apn
zed Agent los hat pisy. MIR X. alsn attends
~ ihc c.Aec'i n 90 alil- against persons ia
IN ihat citv-large ur small--aud refers % the
Editor 81 tbe Pittsburgh press ~ particular,
hBd the western press generally.
Z. S.. CARR. prr">ita she Exchange
philadelphia, j. agent for procuring sIl,guH-
tions 4i3 Advertising forth Wheeling Time
Btutrvr & GREEN. 81 Street, opposite To.
Post o lice. Cincinnati, will act as Agent>
for the Wheeling Times, aud all orders lei
with them will he promptly attended TO.
Vore ~ B. PALMER Is authorized 10 act A.
agent for receiving subscriptions and adver-
tisemenis for the Wheeling Daily FINES i
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of North
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecity
Hall.
VIM. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
and South Sis. is duly authorized agent for
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-20

NFNFNTNIFTs
" SENSENEI respectfully motives his friends tina
~ he IS now receiving hs usual spring goods, CT
"a with efeat care irolu thc Eastern cities, aud H b
nanny l1 see hs friends al tne Old staud NAM
usa -. 1873
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-20

IT, 81 lNSi REb-or uoi TO i,ihat's The Question
WHeiHer % is better by one sweeping Ere TO ae rfit
ed-and subject to an the ~ That flesh Is beI- Ia ar H.
prudent man =" 10 The Protection ptHce and ilere h
made safe comfortable and Aappy-,yc leave Tor o, H.
determine. ' ''' ~
Ihc Protection Insurance Company ofUgrtflrd Conn
haVing already paid over SItUuUu OF losses i i MO-
eIu 'pNn,fy' niitled 90 tEo highest confidence an.
their agent Wheeling, Virginia
W. =. PETERSON
wll tax sks ON dwelling hos-es warehouses storo.
NUS -cterieS, &c, together with Their contents eb M
lur',i-nfe merchandise, machinery and c,ert other s
e l"H 81 u>ufaIic property Nisl ON steam Keel oti
~ ''S ana theif cdraocs To- AND FROM any ri ON u
western W gtprg. The In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-20

TtsSoTUTTONo or PARTNERsHIP.-The partner
- SHIP heretofore existing bstween I Connolly and
p vale. under The firm OF CoSNELLY 4 WADE, wa
ais aye on The lei INST. BY mutual II is desi
faie thai 81 those having accounts either against Of ~
BF CONNELLY.
Apri2 JOHN WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-20
WESTERN INSURANCE coNrAyy.

tAFtrAt @HW.UlI
Ms company, being now duly organised IL nrcpgro
=, " make insurance on every description of Fro an
hdrhe RISKS such as dwelling houses store IIouses 4
WIN theF contents Also, steam, Bnats Fat hoste an
zee lpas WIN their cafIues, To and from any mort a,
t YIN" ana Mississippi rivers. or eirtrilHgrv stream
APNc0iionS or Insurance 10 he made for the nrcspf nj
aug d 49,. o.