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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

Leaving about $4,000 TO be raised from O.
ther sources, necessary to the construction OF
the road on the terms named. This could be
raised from Eastern capitalists, at least. so
soon as the road is constructed from Newark
to Co.umbus, completing the connection to
Cincinnati, Indiana and he Lakes.
The Coshocton convention however, was
called by The corporators named in the char
| ter Of the Central Valley Road from Newark
through Coshooson to Wheeling. 1t was at
| tended by delegates from seven counties in
Ohio, and decidedly animated spirit was ex-
hibted; but mnth work is yet 10 be done, it
being only marked out by the convention.
| There are two routes authorized by the
charter. one up Wheeling Creek, aud the 9TH
CT up Short creek. There has been survey
oil the former TO the junction ol the TWO, and
a reconnaissance of the latter 10 Cadiz. The
first up Wheeling Geek, is o. easy grade and
a desirable rout presenting no other summit
than the one at Flushing and necessarily one
to shorten the distance between the Slilwat-
er aud Tuscarawas With the latter, we are
not fully acquainted; but it is represented as
not difficult. The balance OF The route is
perfectly easy, aud d. favorable as any Ill the
western part oil the state.
We are not prepared TO state the distance.
never having seen the minutes OF the survey;
but the minutes of the reconnaissance on the
Short Creek route are before US. The dis
lance from Wheeling TO Mouth oil Creek is
nine miles, Cadiz % miles-3l miles. From
Cadz 10 Coshocton the distance will not va
~ much from 20 miles. From Coshocton to
Newark the distance is IS miles, making the
whole distance from Wheeling to Newark
80 miles. The equated distance will not
increase this estimate but very little beyond
the junction with the Tuscsrawas. Mt.
Vernon can be reached ten miles less distance
than Newark, up the beautiful valley OF the
Wmtewoman.
The cost of this route, judging from the
land aud that OF other routes in Ohio, would
be but about $4,000 per mile,o 81, 0S5 600.
vi this amount we suppose 5000, 600 could
be raised on the route besides the Wheeling
subscription, or about $4,000 less than
on the Evansville route-the cost being
$500 00Q less,--distance Is miles turther,-
| equated distance perhaps 10 or IL miles fur
ther than that through GAINESVILLE.
1t will be understood that we have data for
only portion OF the routes; but judge mostly
! from a fair knowledge oil the country, and ap.
parently candid statements OF others who are
familiar with the country.
Fair estimates, we believe, make but little
difference III the value OF the two routes, and
that route on which the most energy is exer.
! ed, will be constructed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
cnSnnCInN CnNYENTlON

knowing that the proceedings OF Tue 90
sbocton Rail Road Convention would not De
published in the papers OF that place Tor some
DAYS. we gathered as full minutes as we co"'u
conveniently before we lett.
The minutes OF business, however are not
OF so aredt interest apparently, as the co"-
vetsations aud views expressed by members
and we shall therefore introduce some oil them.
The convention organized on Friday the
19th lust, in the Court House. by appointing
WIN. Is. HUBBARD, Esq, OF franklin Co..
President. DANIEL kiLeoRE, ESQ, oil harri-
son Co.. Vice President, and MIR VIM Adams
of Muskii gum Secretary.
The delegates were then invited to hand III
their names to the secretary, and 1t appeared
that the following delegates were present.
VIZ:
Knor Countu.-S. J. Updegrafi, r. c. Kirk,
A Banning Norton.
Eranklia. W. IN. B. Hubbard.
Coshocton. DIR. Samuel Lee, Joseph
Burns. J. X. Johnston, Joseph Williams, VIM
Sample.
Alnskineum. Samuel Adams. David IL.
Lyman. J. P Egan, A. McConn.
Tuscuruicas ). 5. BUR, John hhieh''
George Harris r. II. Virgin.
Harrison. Daniel hilgore, J. l.. Jewett'
VIM. Arnold, Thomas Hogs.
jefferson. Robert Orr, }. M Slmerai.
ON motion of Gen Burns, the delegates
from Wheeliug were invited to take seats IN
the Convention, as members thereof, and par
ticipate in its proceedings The following
delegates were announced from Wheeling va
M. Nelson. S. Clemens, WIN. Fleming, J.
f. Wharton.
On motion of DIR Lee, A. B. Norton, Esq,
of Knox Co., was appointed assistant secre-
tary.
On motion of MIR Jewett, committee OF
one from each county, was appointed 10 re-
port resolutions for the action OF the conveh-
ton.
The committee appointed was as follows;
Updegraff. sample, Lyman, knight, Iewe''
and Nelson.
The Convention hen adjourned until o.
clock Z. NJ. when MIR Sample from the com
Inittee, submitted. report, expressive oil Tue
deep interest felt by the Convention IN the
construction OF a rail road from Coshocton to
Wheeling by the most eligible route, ard rec
ommending the appointment OF committee
of two from each county 10 take the subject
under their charge. generally, and report toa
Convention TO be held OIL or before the ISL
"Wednesday of September next.
After adopting these resolutions the Con-
,.nt;on adionrned. We have not the names
of the committee appointed under 'he
Iesoltions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION, 1918.


"a ee."s OF .''' "oa'n W Soioo. io'i' =
on Mona,v' the frs, day Of Nav. 1913
.Ordered that an election Ire held Saturday, the Sd
day of June next between the hours Of and five o.
clock p NJ at the places and under the superintendent
persons hereinafter named, for School Commission
cr of the nine School Precincts. and two Trus
tees for each School District III ih's county, VIZ;
FOR ATKINSON PRECINCT.
AT the School House in Highland District, under the
superintendence of Samuel G Farmer William Akin.
son and Samuel McCuiiech, for one Commissioner for
said precinct and two Trustees for each Wells district,
Highland district and Frederick district,
FOR WEST LIBERTY PRECINCT.
At the heuse of Wash Biggs in West Liberty, under
the superintendance of John English Joseph II Rose
aud Asberry Beck for one Commissioner for said pre-
cinct and two Trustees each Morgan district Brady
district Beck district and Mck iney, dist.
FOR MARSHALL PRECINCT.
At the house of Isaac Jones' under the
of Andrew Yates John Pearson snd William Whit
ham, for Commissioner for said precinct, and two
Trustees each Baney district Carson district Bell
district Faris district aud Roneys Point Dist
70, 20, r,,,p,c np,o,Nor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON a. son.

HAVE inst opened in Of the Store rooms on Mon.
roe street. nearly opposite the Post Ofice an en-.
treiy new aud extensive assortment OF Carpoting oil
Cs;hs and other goods to which they respectfully invite
the attention Of purchasers. Their stock COMPRISES:
BRUSSELS Carreting.
Imperial Three Ply do
Superfne, Fine and Common Ingram carpcting;
A. "a and SO Tapestry, Twiled and common
Venitian do
Cotton and Rag do
ca. 5 and a. cold and plain Canten Mating;
Oil Cloth of every width
Carpet Binding and Thread; Also
Ie4. Cd, A and Druggeis and Linen crnnb cloths;
Ayaiinster, Tuited. w ilien and Brussels Rugs;
Brass Stair Rods. all Sizes
Adelaide, Manila aud Acant Door Mats. &c, &c.
HOUSEK EEPING ARTICLES.
1874 ia and 1914 Imperial Marseilles, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
1914 Ia and 10 Linen and Cotten Shcetings;
Linen and GOTTEN Pillow Goods;
Superior Irish Linen and Cotton Shirtng;
"a. 81 81 and 1914 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and Doylrs; ling,
Birds eye Euckahack, Scotch Diaper < Crasl, Towel
Piano Table and Stand Covers
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Furniture Dmuy;
Tickngs and Bed Lace;
Ferraten. Cord and Tasses, for Blinds;
Worsted and Cotton Fruees. Also good assortment
of Gloves and Hosiery; Linen and camihr lidkfs
Ladies' and Gents silk Cravais,
French worked Collars;
Parasols Umbrellas c. &c, &c.
All of which will be sold at the lowest possible prices
and persons wanting will please call and examine.
myl7 PAXTON Il SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
THE LoNACoNING IRON WORKS

Since the verdict OF the Jury in the eectment
case OF the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Co.,
VS.. Christian E, Drtmold, these works have
been put into full blast and are now turning
out iron OF the finest quality. We omitted
to state III our notice OF the case, that Mr..
Detmolds lease Tor seven years the forfeiture
Of which, according to the verdict was
waived by the Company, is renewable at he
expiration OF that time Tor 80 years under
certain conditions, with which Mr Detmuld
can easily conply.-Cumberiaad CiUHian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
SONS Oh TEMPER lNCE
CELEBR.fTYON 8. PROCESSION
MAY 26, 1913.
pROGRA M M E..

The procession will form at 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ, on Monroe aud Market streets, right rest
ing on Monroe, will move down Monroe
TO First. up Fist 20 Chspine, up Chapline
TO Webster, down Webster TO Main, up
Nam TO Clay, up Clay To Sixth, up Sixth to
Quincy, down Quincy to Fifth, up Fifth To
Monroe down Monroe to Market, up Market
TO washington. down Washington 10 Main.
down Main 10 Monroe, up Monroe 10 Market;
when they will adjourn for dinner, TO meet
again at ! o'clock. P. NJ, when they will
proceed up Market street to the hill, and
there BE- addressed by sepcraL emintnt and
taieAted speakers.
The Divisions will reform at the Market
House at Z p. M. and march to the M. h.
church, where they will be addressed.
The public are invited.
J. Y. ARMSTRONG,
Chief Marshal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO C,

- -, 49, Citio "a
NAL.-Ihls work Is progressing under such
circumstances as render it certain the il will
be completed b. the fall of 1919. Wages ON
the line are now 81 per day. aud hands are
coming in rdridly. The estimates are paid
regularly and promptly, and no complaint
exists III any quarter.-CumbcrtaH Cipliau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
STEAM - SHIP
CALEDONIA.


BREADSTUFFS-FRE NCH ELECTIONS
IMPROVEMENT IN TRADEIN ENG
LAND.
The steam Ship Caledonia has arrived at
Boston. with dates TO the 7th May inst,
f:om Liverpool. There was a marked i'm
provrment in the state of the Cotton market,
attended with an advance of one-eiaht of
penny, principally in the lower and mi,ldiug
qualities. There was increased and improve
lug demand for cotton both for manufacturing
and speculative operations.
Under the influence of prevailing fine
weather, The Liverpool Corn Market haa de-
clined. aud the trade in corn become inactive.
A corresponding depression IN London.
Monday, bad not been retrieved
There was no change in the provision mar
ket.
The money market in London opened with
appearances of decided improvement, and
was mucn iirmer than during the previous
week, but owing 10 apprehensions OF French
interference with Austria, confidence WIS
shaken and consols experienced a decline OF
| per cent closing al Sll.
The French elections had resulted in favtr
OF Lauartine and the Moderate party by
preponderance so overwhelming, the fear a.
rises that the uliras will resort to extreme
Interior measures in order to counteract and
render nuga tory all the past proceedings under
The Provisional Government.
| A plot had been detected 10 blow up the
Hotel de Vile.
There had been terrible election riot at
Rouen. Many persons were killed before Or
der could be restored.
Furtberencounters had taken place between
the Republicans and the troops OF the Ger
man confederation near Friburg.
The new constitution of Austria had been
proclaimed amidst general rejoicings ON the
25th-the Emperor's birth day.
In Italy 10 important battle had occurred,
but the Aus,rans had obtained the advantage
in several small skirmishes.
Venice is closely bockaded.
Nicholas is stated TO be in favor of union
of all the Sclavonic nations into one gigantic
Federative Monarchy. He would thus ac-
quire unlimited sway over Europe. He has
refused 10 assist Denmark, by one ACCOUNT
Another states that he had concluded trea-
lty offensive and defensive with Sweden and
Denmark.
The French Chambers had opened, on the
4.h. The members of the Provisional Gov
eminent wore tri-colored sashes, and were
loudly applauded
Audrey de Puysedean as senior in age, took
the chair.
The psesdent of the Republic was to be e.
lecled on the 9Th. Lamartine is doubtless
the man.
Reports are current that the French army
had entered Savoy to aid the Italians.
O'Brien and O'Connel have shaken hands
and become friends.
The chartists are gaining strength.
LOCO FOCO CONVENTlON.-This con-
vention met on Monday, Judge Brice Of La.
called to the chair. The difference upon
title to seats of the delegates from New York
occupied the whole day and promised to
produce tile difficulty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
PASTURE NEAR THE CITY.

THE undersigned has rented from Mr. P Reilly. that
large dill field just the creek from the eastern
part of the city, which clothed with the hest of
raj grass and DESTROYS of procuring few more cows
to he pasture during the esent lie will al
tend in every morning and evening in every
of the city to take them to and bring them back from
pasture Price per month"; for pasture and attendance So
85lc will also take horses tor pasture by the month";
to he kept on his premises adjoining Mr. RelIy's
farm. The pasture is meadow with thriving grass,
that will not he moved this Plenty of water and
good fences. Price per month-S2.
myl6 r. Mayer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
MIR. CLAY AND GEN. TAYLOR.-Pi

Mr.. CLAY AND GEN. LAY LORI Piedg-
es md the Vcto.-A great mass meeting OF
the friends of General TAYLOR was recently
held in Mason Co. Kentucky, at which Gov.
John Chambers presided. The following are
some OF the resolutions passed on the occa-
| SION
Re,olDed That we believe with the Sage OF
Ashland in his letter to Gales and Sea,on, OF
Sept. %, 1874, that zone who may be ii can
diddte for the Chief Magistracy OF the nation,
il elected, ought tn enter upon the discharge
OF the high duties connected with that high Of
ice with his mind open and unoommitted
upon oil new questions which may arise in
the course OF bis administration, and ready TO
avail himself OF all the lights which he may
derive from his Cabinet, from Congress, and
above all, from the public opinion. Ii in adj
vance, he should commit himself TO indivldu-
| ais who may think proper to address him, he
may deprive the public and himself OF The
benefit OF those great guides and we believe
with The honest 0ldSolIier OF the Rio Grande,
aa5 one a9 IS eonhaea ia ir yyol9 az!
count OF them.
ResoiDed That we believe with Mr.. CLAY
Ia nls speech upon Jachson's Bank Veto, in
1882, that The President is coordinate
branch OF the legislative depart nent As
such, bills which have passed both houses OF
Congress are presented 10 him for his appro-
val OF rejection. The idea OF going to the
President for The project OF law, is totally
new in practice, and utterly contrary TO the
theory OF the Government" And we believe
with General Taylor IN his letter to Allison,
that "ior many years past the known opin-
ion and wishes of the Executive have exeIci-
SD undue and injurious influence upon the
legislative department OF The government,
and Tor tins cause our system is IN danger OF
undergoing great change from its true theo-
~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being DESTROYS of selling his entire
Estate in the city of Wheeling Virginia, consisting
of l42 acres of land ad dining the city, and which
bounds in stone coal and there is also stone quarry
the aforesaid premises equal to any, as am informed
in the State of Virginia Also about 81 or 100 feet of
ground Immediately on Water street, on part Of which
already erected fine Warehouse, and sufficient
room for two other Warehouses. This property lies
immediately on the Ohio river, and just above the u
5 Hotel so generally known 10 all travellers; and the
property on this square generally considered the
valuable of any in The city. For apply the pro-
pretor. living near Louisville XIV.
mylS SAMUEL, CIIJTRCTIIJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

A more hearty sul drlsfninc1 efo,t Is.
however required Tht people. d.e npiia!-
iisi.. ihe ata,fs anl aIi bands mus. be afuua-
Ell along Tie hoIs inc. 10 effect ANYTHING
Tie amount wanted j.
From Wheeling to ZanesyiIle. sloj000o
Evansville 20 Newark, $4,000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
s2.2G2.n0n

Sufficient stock TO prepare the road for the
Iron and make a small paymen; on the iron
would enable the Company 10 complete the
I al, depending upon the proceeds OF The road
10 ply for tie iron. delaying dividends it is
true. but making the stock ultimately more
valuable. Stock to the amount OF 81 AGO.
600 would thus be sufficient OF ibis, should
this prove the most available route, there
oughf In he rstsnI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

Tie Newnrk, On. J.) ADV, notices 'hstthe
firsi cotton mills ever established III that city
have 'een in successful operation fof some
munlhs past.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
TELEGRAPH STOCK.

Efforts are now being mad By Mr.. Wiley.
the director at this point, TO secure % shares
OF stock toward another wire ON the Pitts
burgh and Louisville Telegraph line. There
ought to be no difficulty in it. 1t will en-
nance the value of the stock which is now
the most valuable OF any we know.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

UNPARALLELED ENTEsPRIsE,-Sin nee June OF
last year, Henry O'Rellley, has obtained sub
scripions for and experimenting The CON
struction of 1900 miles OF Telegraph, which
has been built in that time, north and West
OF Pittsburgh, much more would have been
done, but for collisions between some of the
different parties to the Patent right, and we
are glad to hear OF the prospect of speedy set
tlemant OF these grievances. MIR O'Rielley
alter years labor, which we have never seen
equaled, is going to New York for a few days
to visit his family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
=. RICE.

Wha'e.ais ava Hettil iiesiai 10
CLOTHS. CASSI VI hkES. NbSflNGS, AND
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CoTncraf Main and haaruo ste. WHEELING, Va.
r NAVE received my spr.ns s'nak ~ the nisst fash
iauaha auuis IN i4v live, when otter al uisaSusl
low PRICES, rr Gk-H Ny old customers aud ta public
general are Invited " give me call before pnfehs
.iua elsewhere.
y u. Clethiag made 10 order. usual, iE the mos,
f1sA!8uaha stvie. inylg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

81 Louis so swarms with thieves. that the
Revrille suggests That the city be put under
patri guards.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

y portion Of the Southern Railroad near Sd.
vannah. Ga, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
FOR PRESlDEN I: -,
GEN. ZACHARY TAAL''h'

SrsrF BLEcroEs.
rob. II Whiledeld. Isle OF wight
n W Boiling, Petersburg.
irving Cunhcr'and.
4Jk Living. Lynchourg.
> W Martin, franklin
q w C. givcs. Alternate.
: Rob, L Scott. Feuquie'.
( IL Gsmett. Westmoreland.
q N Bouldin. Richmond city.
10 Root Saunders. WilIiausoufgh'
II A Hunter. jefferson.
- An II Su,rt. Augusta.
Is s Med Moore, Rockbrldge.
Ii Conely + Trigg. Washington.
Is q w Summers. kanawha.
Is q d Camden. Harrison.
II + II Peirpoin:, Marion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

CANDIDATES FOR TIE Presidency The
following are the prominent candidates whose
names will be brought brfore The two narlirs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

Tie Warsaw. QH) Signal. heretofore
Heu'Fd paper. has gwen notice hat from
snd after he 1871 iastant.. il will drop it,
neutrality. AMI take a siand-iB the aiyoCa-
cy OF Wing principles and measures.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

Democratic.
James X. Polk.
George NJ. Dallas,
James Bucha an,
Robert J. Walker,
Martin Van Buren,,
Thomas II. Bruton,
Levi Woodbury.,
General Lewis Cass.
General Sam Houston
General VIM . Butler.
General Qaitlnan,
General Worth,
General Pillow,
GOV. Skunk,
Senator Atchison
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
NEW ORIG STORE.

NEW DhOu olohL'
IN the room formerly occupied by DR. Todd, we have
/ lust opened fresh assortment of DRuGs aud MEpI
oIsEs Paints OILS and Dye SUITS; also Spices, ferfn'
merry fine Soaps, Hair OH, Shaving Creams, &c TO-
her with general assortment OF popular army neu
icmes all fresh OF good quality aud will he sold al
fair prices.
Prescriptions OF Physicians carefully put
myIy & PRf ok x W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
Exams of extra fine and superior kind for sale by
& n12 THos HaRSsRooK Il Co, Monroe st.
OyFlcE OF THE STREET CoMMlssloNkR,

OFFICE THE STREET CoMMIssloNER,}
City of Wheeling, Goth May, lsis. J
nROPOSAI.s will he received by me until Saturday,
4 the eth May 1913, at O'Clock, 7 NJ for furnish
zoo percbes of limestone, broken to the usual SIZE
for macadamzng Main street from Norm street 10 'e
northern hr of the cy The contractor will he per
ntted break mol than twothirds OF the sione
at such pols on the west side of Main street as may
designate The stone 10 be delivered and spread upon
SAID street in such manner as may direct.
ni22 JOHN GliChRiSI, street. oo"' l.
DJ,,o Extra heavy Burlaps being really very
Dui idi'o' superior article, for sale by
my20 o WsHEiShELL.
MORE of thost fine Teas from the CANTON Tea Com
NJ nany of New York at wa HALLS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

LOCO FOCO CONVENTION.-This con-
vention met on Monday, Judge Brce Of La.
cal led to the chair. The difference upon
title to seats of the delegates from New York
occupied the whole day and promised to
produce a title difficulty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

Wigs.
Henry Clay,
General Scott,
Daniel w ebstrr,
Judge AlcLran,
General Taylor.
Tom Corwln,
J. J. Crlttenden,
J. M. Clayton,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
MARRIE MANTI.ES

fY1E subscriber is agent for the largest Steam Marble
= Works IN the United States, and is prepared with
drafts and designs of beautiful mantles centre tables
parOr aud garden stauary and vases hapiisma fonts
inortsrs, &c. at the manufacturers prices.
MlCIIA Ell J ROHAN,
my9i Marble Mason, 4s Market ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
Ice Cream, Mineral Water, &c.

MRS. EDMONSON takes this method OF informing
&sA her patrons that she Las, at much expense fitted
ap her large and airy Saloon at Congress Hall, where
she would he happy to up TO them Ice Cream, Mi
neral water Lemonade, Fruits, Confectonaries, etc.
Flee Cream sent to families in any part of the city
Ny22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

4 B.L fresh Camphine, just received by
u mylg GEPRYOR co.
na..4o, 50 bhls Potatoes in good order. for sale
OldlOCS, hY mI7 BLACk 4 KNOX,