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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-12
Tea Drinkers.

W. S. JOHNSON fakes pleasure in announ-
cling TO the lovers of Good Tea, that he has re-
ceived the agency for the sale of the
CHINA TEA COMPANY'S TEAS.
in the Town Of Middlebury and vicinity. and he
is now receiving Fresh Teas from the Company
which will defy competiti in quality and prices.
Scot Hyson Skin Tea, now sold for 32cts.
75ct " 40cts:
75ct Young Hyson 40cts.
Acct Black 25cts.
75ct " 40cts.
The choicest Brands of Black Tea constantly
on hand The above prices are the wholesale pri-
ces of the Company each package is marked by
the Company and sold at their price for CASH,
by w. S. JOHNSON,
Agent for China Tea Co.
Middlebury, Sept. LIST, ls4s. Is;
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-12
Land Sale.

The nonresident proprietors of the Town o
Granville, in the County of Addison, are hereby
notified that the Taxes assessed by said town
within three years next preceding this date, re-
main, either in whole or in Part unpaid,on the fol
lowing described lands in said town, to wit.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-12
Notice.
STRAYED.

Slraycd from the Enclosure oil The subscri-
her, about The middle OF June last. llgni
red three years old Steer. whoever viii re-
turn said Steer or give Information where he
nay be found, shall he suitably rewarded.
Julius A. WILCOX.
Bridport Aug. 2Isi, 1S48. 1853
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-12

"a Considerable excitement prevailed in
New York, last week, from the alleged ap-
pearance of the Yellow Fever, in that city.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-12
Clocks.

Received $50 Brass Clocks superior arti
Gle; and for sale at very low prices.
z. BECKWITH.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-12
NOTICE

All persons indebted 10 the Estate of
HARVEY BELL, either on Book or by
Mole, are requested 10 call and settle the
same without delay.
CYRUS BIRGE. 1Exec-
GEO. S. SWIFT. utors.
Aug. IS. 1913. loft.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
NEW BOOKS.

WILD Sports eftte West. with Legendary Tales and
- Local Sketches, by he author OF "sioflos Of AT
erioo;' Revenge ~ the Rohher OF Guatemala; Ttc lis
cipiine Of Late TIE digest Of this book has heJ n. As tie
title imports, % show characters may be tried and IN
proved through the cnmInou events Of common iiie. |
be'ic'o feHHiy To ee stranger then hctIuH, life To re
more romantic Than any romance evef vet written,
hut the strange events ri life are "Iike apgeIs VISITS,
few, and FAR between" They come but "a intervals,
the Fortunes Of Hector 0suauoran and his man
The l.adi 5 Science OF Etiquette. by an English La
dy OF rank, which is added the Islies' Hand Book OF
the tDHei, a manual OF Elegance AVID fssbiou.
Etiquette aud The usascs of society, by Count Alfred
D'Oray.
TIE Comic English Grammar; snew and Factions
Introduction To the English tongue, euI'etIsled Will
u wards Of forty five chafa 'cristic illustrations by J
Leach.
The butchers of Client, a historical romspce of lie
The adventure. of Nj obadiaa oldFace, wherein ar
duly set forth the crosses, %chagrius. ealabltles, checks.
ebiis, changes and elrcumsirations By w4icH his coutt.
ships was attended show ng also tie issue Of his suit
and his esponsat TO tns isi love
Br,aa u1inn oriuek is everything, by Maxwell.
Sylvester : ouud laeS onnaHnsullst, by II t%ocktoni
The Love match.
The liic Of Monroe Edwards;
Brothers aad SISTERS, by Freterteka Bremen;
kate " .lsinf ttaiH. ey Miss f%ieterirg;
IeN.anieon, the Knight with tue ron hand. by Dumas
lae knight Of Gwypre, bt Charles Levrt;
TAe Hat SISTER. ~ 6 Il J%ewshury;
Asnodeous. af Lesends OF New York;
Whte's new Illustrated m%eiodeon song BOOK;
The strange and wonderful OF Btcbelor l%iutterly, il.
lGstrNied by tt0 comic drawings;
The ti0rsenfan. "a work on horseInanship, containing
p'a,a practical rules for riding. and hints to the reader
On the selection of horses, 10 whlch is annexed : sore
exercise iof counted and distuoanted service, by Il Il
iletshtergeF, illustrator ofrldiag at The Z. :. Attiiafg
f Academy.
Nuowi,ou's Critic Doctor. or complete Cow Doctor;
Boo d e~atafaahie appartieiis aid ghost sioriesi
The rh} laaolhy Il the water cue. dcyclupanssnt nj
ne 'r"e tsnetf'es OF heal!a ana longevity, by loha
raittaie, ". J.. lHnsrettd WIKI the confessions a d
o, servattnir ofSir Edwtsd Is ton Buiwst;
g attui's Magazine tor De~castHel;
Castle u Tie an, Is mrs cove Just reed and for sale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

LEMONS! LEMONS! LEMONSul
In homes LEMONS, iusi received and Cor sale by
~ Mrs. HEATING.
aug3t Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
= 81 u u =,
RITcHIETOWN
RT1IUYNG AND COAL LOTS % SAIr

BUILDING AND COAL LOTS % SALE.
yHE subscriber. who IL duly authorised, osrs for
= sale. 3If lots ~ the adtitisu 10 the city Of " beet
ing. known as Ritchietown. Msuy Of these l'fs arc
beautifully located. and tie Ohio river in font b. wide
and deep, aaoraing a tine Steamboat Landing tor he
whole 'ength Of The town an seasons o. the year. Tie
Is also authorised to- cell a number Of Coal Lots. cmhra-
eng about 2O9n feet % front. suitable fOr nsaHfsciuring
Sites-the coal lying IN the hUi east Cf and adjoining
The town. These sites are superior to any thing q the
Kind IN any othcr section Of the country tile coal living
at a proper elevation % PsruH the uiuefsIo deposit II
tn the factories. which would not cost over "a CONS ncr
hus1el Few places lotd out stronger Inducements TO
Vcrsous in search Of q desirable iocation for a residence
or a manufacturing site. Than RtchIetown. Located
~ the Ohio river, 11Jliuiu- the CITY 81 Nhcciiug. aud
enjoying all ITS ADVANCES without being subject To city
TAXATION. The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. and the
Wheeling and Grave Greek Turnpike have been located
through the town, both Of wish improvements VIII.
H' Doubt. be commenced shortly. tor terms, which
VII re very reasonable apply 10
Wheeling. Oct 20 T. x ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
By JAMES BAKER, AIRY.
FOR

y OFFER for sale, from IS TO 20 lots and pieces Of
81 ground, which have lately laid out, on The bin and
road leading To MIR. II hichOls's; and also from tNoto
thee acres of ground, lging between SAID road and the
Market stlrGts.
The lois on the hiil arc cnaveni eat to GOOD yell Of
water. the ioiai dseof wnfct wsii be ven 10 The ,ar-
chaseTs OF the lois and ground on Aahiii.
viii alsn sell sone ground on Monroe street in front
of the Court House
reasonable credit tnf the Ereater i0It ON of the pnrchsse
money. The iJts aud ground ON Tie hat are convenient
for Mechanics and itsstiHg men, at the Glassworks,
Foundry, Hpat ward, &c. John MLURE.
ffxsssTT Z. 81 have a new Brick House. which will
FsstG he finished 10y the - Of October, with five rooms
cellar, lot tor garden, aud close 10 The wen. winch VIII
sell or rent al a fair price. (Ausg-tfy J. MI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

tNilG. subscriber purposes TO sell The farm on which he
now resides, lying On the head waters Of Iittle
Nhce'Iag creek IN Ohio county, about half a milo from
the National Road and three iourths OF a mite from VIM
@ ttm0fe's Mill. The Farm cnntains ~ scres. ON
which tsa good frame Dwelling House and d GOOD frame
barn aud COW shed, 20 feet long, and an excellent Hpple
orchard. There Is about rs or 100 acres cleared, with
d%suaicieut qGei lily Of good meadow, aud thu remain
der wei %tlinbered. sad farm is well wateFed. Posses.
s.on would ho given on the lst Of April newt. For
terms apply TO the subscriber, living ON the pretniSea.
ncG<o lpIN EMMEEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

tAfhhAhA AAAbth ~ ~
sA rfeii, POM g. Soi. Biz Gro de Rhine and bgocsd'
'1ame'c5u SKIS Also blk. Blue, Green nnt tfeNt
Shk. trH1ee 400 unH. Graduated -,atnsIeon Ruttnns-
ENBR0TuERtEs-t.ucr eapes. Queeu Mary collars
French worked to. Thread Lace. Edciucs and In
servings, Jacouet sui sv - so.a lsrqc oesottnlsrt lust
rcealsrt. ortlC ~pERRYHtLI. 8 co.
nUsoLUTIoN-The partnership heretofore exist
poSsh{ = cnApLiNf. is this day a,soiyel y mo
SEPT .. tss. NmGHErENE.
FINE! FiBEH FIREM
ELtKES rIFE PROOF PNiNT-alaree lot re,ei
~ we'd from Tue ]tfopt,r,1r spd for stiyhr
octi' w Il MekEE, South Wheeling.
yrsT received nv Express from New YORK. Il few rs
Blse. Mode sud Scarlet aama4k merl woes. or Win.
tow cuusins at the finest quaiity. Nso a tCU qeiirrns
ver, fine ricA lew styles tiotkUE-aso rev stvil Df
beautiful Shswis. ecti3 uENNtN.
To THE LADIES.
yET GOODRICH respectfully invites the sttent"a
~ : OF the Ladies', to his new stock of tau-t b0u-
nets, the latest Philadelphia Fashions; Honuoi Ribbons
% various styles. and Artificial Flowers, slut wll-A
are of the latest styles. otild
~ EV STYLES aud very cheap Dress Goods Al
GS oetl2 W GOoDRtcll's.
VA EST OF England. French and American 81 tbs aud
" e%assimeres' a very low price,, 9,
- Ps w1dc Brk SIR for vistes at
~ oetl2 GnnNfloii'S
Ney Green and Mode French nleIIa5e, ot
I've snp'r g%uslty. Also. a few dress patterns su'c
Csshmeres. just reed and for sac by JsBNsENN
.rMBROInEEED swiss Musiins, both Whit, aud
~ fancy, for parry drasscs; also plain SWISS p hno
quality, octl2 J~SENsENEN
~ zen Bonud Ribbons. AridclaDs and Plnntes. .t.o
IL Fame, he'll Ribbons, Velvet neck Ribtors, Fancy
nett neck Ties and Hd,ts. J SENSENEf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
NEW FIRM.

" O MD StiOES-Tb subscribers having asso
80 ,iNicd themselves together under the >tyi c aud firm
Of J CONNEiLI Z SON., wit continue ia the Shuf
business ~ the house, No 49, Main St, fJimtrly ucru-
pied ~ a shoe stere by Connolly x " adc. We expect
to receive from the east ahortly. a large and well aSsori.
ed stock, necessary t. carry on the business in all lis
different branches, and as il is our object to comfefe
with the eastern manufactures, W. intend. hy astrict
attention 10 BUSINESS, 70 insure tie success we an;Igi
pate, aus to merit the patronage Of our friends and TIE
aHbii- IN general We, therefore, give a general invita-.
tI-at To all 10 give W a Trial. j CONNEIlN.
April -, ISIS BF C~ONNELII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

- We have On hard nov a geacrat as70rt
N.t9 I mont OF iron Frame and Wood Box
tStTNsKs Trunks. an oar own make, aud { the
- .Af.i- LATEST styles, and tor sale on terms TO
.ot tbosc who ulay want something better than q shoe
or pacAingtox. lsea.e9l NtCotL& CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
DRESS GOODS

- en- set ig'd cs~buRres, new style, chameleon siri-
ped Orleans cloth. Rich PFd striped Mohsir Luz
tres. ddrk Green aud Mazsr.He n He 1ltoct cloths, Bonn
bayiue- aud AiFaccas. Just received.
ociaI j RODES Bndse cor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
V''-FNE fEWITs
TARM For SALE.

am 1ncir. .r,o to sell my farm near Wheeling.
"'' HNl'''"N and viii sell it tunctfer or in
parcels, TO suit purchasers, and on accommodating
terms. ian 22-tf JACGn ;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

tefrafu1 run regularly ass a Nheeite and Ciutiuuat
laa-st. leaving Wheeling every n4rasg a. D.. a. ~.
and tiucuuau every Thursday 80 to',.oet L NJ, Land
.uf as all the tHteuueitate ports,
Tle utmost care taken with al way ttctsht ana pack
,tes cunuded 10 the charge 10 the BOAT,
Orders tor Merchandise ur Manufactures, promptly al.
jeuded 10.
Apply on board. Now.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

UARnWAkD AND Cl1LTPy.

.t ik and w0rstei canvass Tor WORKING on. Iegavr
- wsf.;ed aud silk twist fr El,bro,denu., elee.
3sads, etc, etc. Just received by
oct@a : RHODES nrbise corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
NEW GOODS.

- REER q 10TH No. l62 Marset street, have
AF, ontn,enced RECEIVING Their supply OF FALL. \
t[INTER GOODS, selected ia tie best Eastern markets
Their sto D. willie found TO embrace every agticie 81
Fancy an' Staple Goods. fhsf do mol make any pfe
,rustan 10 the old haminig ct selling cheaper than the
shsanest q but assure al those WHO call, that they viii
..tl al ureltY styles and al as cheap prices, IS eaa
he found IA any store ia Wheeling. sef-5
,Sr reed It " Goolnch's. a very large stock OF
y Punis, o. iarre a seieetiuh a. 90 any Reuse y 'ns
rnv. tnr teteI. Trade, wnich vii be sold a. a small al
vance. @f~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
RLCH ENENiNG DRESS s.

y-sTNEST Blue Mackiuaw N The city: also llrS green
* brown and drais--hre white tVilled he'd do, iusl
received. fsc2t22l J. :. RHODES, Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
Prescriptions.
WELSH FLANNEL

ssUST received, ; pieces real Welsh FLANNEL. warrant
~ ed not to shrink, I piece very hue French fituuel
something new, ny MARSH, rAfLOR & MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
SNET uATSI SNFr HATSn

HIS day received, and fo7 sale at the lowest prices,
! 8 dozen superior Aia:k son Hats--a splendid article,
manufactured eXpr. ssly Tor this market.
sep2s 5. u. HARPER, cor. Nam and Union sta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

lust A~GRGVED-Th subscriber has the pleasure Of
" announcing 10 the citizens Of Wheeling aud IT'S vi
entity thai he has lust received the GrGfrnbcrE Compa.
uyG 'ieHniue Family Medicine, consisting of Vegetable
PMS, Green Mountain Ointment, Sarsap titia, tlll-
drens' FansCea, Eye to:inu, Fever and Aeue Pills,
Health Bitters, Dyseutefy SFtup.-By calling on the
subscriber the properties OF the above Medicines can be
ascertained. oct5 FISHERS BOON SFCRE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
LEATIIERn

10 Hun LIS. Red Sole Leather.
i''''' 5,otG lhs. OAK Tan. do do
just received ava for s1ic By
eurst ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
IA Il Boot Morocco skius,
~ l. do PINK Lining,
. dp Binding Skius.
Also Upper Leather. KIP and CAT SKINS, Just receive
and for sale low for cash al
aug3I ALTMAN & MANN ELLIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
|. n. uI,SS IN ~.
TAI ANT & DELNpLAiN,
WHOLESALE X Goops MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, VA.

TAI ANT & DEL NpLAiN,
WHOLESALE DRY Goons MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, "a.
rYAVE now in sore and offer for sale
- ceases aud ! cases Fancy lustre Dress Goods, de-
sirahlc styles q dontie fold
) do ik lpascS and lus.res, various qualities.
DO Nooien riails,
j haze woolen cioakines, high colors;
3casrs tiaid ..tnseys,
DO Blue and BIZ check DO
do low priced Brown cloths;
do One English do do
do English Beaver do do
do low priced Black DO
do Fine do do
Truss French do ds
French nocskin Csssinercs-severS packages desi-
ratie styles fancy cassiHteres;
French plaid Vostin1 Cassitneris;
Many qualities pin biz 10
do do Biae cloths;
I case Mexican casslRcres, fancy styles
9 do neavy low priced Sattre's.
, do low .ficed hlN do
. DO line do do
several varieties fey cold do
ea,cs low pd,ea " inier Tweeds; and sundry other
stylrs OF nieu'. winter weat, combining a very cXien-
sae s.oc> Of Wealens tor ans 20 bog establishment,
aoaFtt on most favorable ,etas, aud 20 be sofia by the
piece very loss
Ne have ALTO Just received and on hand
cases slatomees NIX and white rrnts;a
; 30 nue aud orange 10
Pe,u Aien'., s~prssas's, pa'@ss'' low priced
c4sas Rich Fancy Prints,
Best slyle uadisr do
II cases Rleaghtd sbir,ipgs. aiipHc.s;
tssvy ileFown %
BG9wN pRILLs-i Ease B'caehea suffolk Drills;
rases Brown GertoH tiauHeli
J % ueached do g"
do cal0fed do do
80 rgiR.ed canton Innings
. 40 BA Caiuhugsi
Jtales T,,kugs, various makes;
10 Whie 10
| 10 yellow de
i do Twi "a led dttto.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
VARIETY GOODS

syYlIE subscriber has now received aud opened his Fail
4. supply Of Eariety aud Fancy Goods, 10 which The
attention Of his friends and customers Is respectfully
iaVited, feeling confident his Goods aud prices viii suit
al, either at Wholesale or Te,aii. Among the great va
rlety VIII he found
BRUSHES. SOAPS. threads Of every teserint'on, needles,
pins. tame, pocket hicks, wallets; - rises, hucksktn,
silk. head and cotton; buttons, Oileis. gum guards, cotton
aud SIR cord, hooks and eyes, iewshatps, German sit
vfr Tea aud fable spoons, MasOu's supr Paste backing.
Ink. Nerve and Rome imminent, Bear's0li Ndcassar oil,
ucef Marrow. Coiogue, Tao;i aud Nait brushes. Razor
tirops, Pocket knives, thiutHles, &c, together with all
other goods IT, the variety line.
uctiq JAMES ELldtR Union -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

"a UGS. Superior Administer, Tuhed, Wilton and
ID Brussels rings,
Chenille Pariour Door Mats,
AHcaut and Polka do do
Sheeykin do do-just received by
octIO \ ANTON & SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES

ry,IlE Subscribers have az assortment Of The above
d Scaies now Finished aud ready Tor sale at their
" aIereou OH Water St, below Quincy.
Jel5 CHARLES, COEN & BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

y w %uglsSrIt. rrsneetoiliy int''w' ,be rahl,s
- lthe Is nov ENGAGED ~ nure.asns t' seea"t
I' ms stnwei more than usual PANS.
taviag the stvtuis- Of choice from TIE mos recent
HrIva~ hF tFe we steamers. he HateTs hl1sfN inst b.
VIII, BOO bis -,Nsr;1 present co. Inspection a Vs-is'y
Of -~o.t~u ct rew des -us and aeentinl styles. The sioek
Wa pT''1 ! Pc opened "n FRIDAY neU''ne -''' -
TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES.
81 -u~Et~EEll.hs . ias day received . great "
Also. raass.. AND a lew p,csstblsek .S lac. witt a
general ssa'tneat Of silks Tor 81 im1uins dresses. ssp4'
StDDLER'S HARDWARE AND
Coach Trimmings.
FyTHE Subscriber boys cave to ipflrr Srdio1s Coaoh
= makers N1d The pnb'i' generally, iAat ne hrs 's-i
oreuod gaue-H asstrtncht Of INC ainye goods, at hs
oi stand, NJ. Isl Nam -'raet, Wheeling. where be wi
'Hiug 10 his Zinc. Having purchased ny stock with
care, ! shall BE- sile 90 sell good articic, aul hope. BY
. .s,[e aye s4 ra ,isoa yo, ,,.'n..' and ''' n 1GN KI@ @fIi' a
Rgsadd., FrguA aud Harness Vi snufseiurr. con
t'n"ed as htefo6ore. L'sp.7l JOHN kNora
RAGS WANTED.
'S'HE hi chest price paid for good clean rags At 81 and
q - south Wheeling, RASSEfF n Ro~BlNSoN's,
ECLECuC SCHOOL BOOKS.
OR sslc fy THOs H~oENBRooK aud CO..
sept - Monroe street
utEGEt IVES SUPERIOR BACON utMs
EsSE have Just received Ioo J.. ilarsrsve's lest Hams
49, ana fF aFF HIHHu Hf 1mF anu NNHrH No.
r.. Conner Market and Union streets.
scps Ell ~sWEARGNGEN 4 co.
LEMONS LENONSu L.EMONSlll
III Mis-. ~EENTiSG.
"ne3l Monroe street.
LEATHER LEATlIERu
Io coo LIS. Rel Sole Leather.
$500 5,ooo ihs. OK Tan. do do
eursi ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
- DOZEN Boot Morocco SANS,
a. p do g,9I,"i seinsa c.,,s. ~
and for sai. low for cash an
o. VOW have on hand : nae stock of nNrs. ofsu
b knes and qualities, which willie nserrd a. the
lowest prices NV pueesfangn troui - cents W.. None
can sdft2ss me III cheaPhess ana qoally ~
aug25 Corner ut Main aud mon SIS.
u~r,sff gp,,,r. ,Np 49,.
60 - = - ~
90 ~ noNes ho,.L"s' h1e n".'rs
~ ,enuuN' 30 !: ~ .l4's'
Ceses rrune., 2 do Pain Nuts,
: d. Lemon syrup, , Gases llqaorIec.
) Bsske : said Oh. , do ftpn,r Sauce.
snaI6 Mpn'oo street.
rtpSt ,pStt
cNi tRi
WE have lust received a splendid assortment Of Gaps
~ OF every variety and style. selected IN The Ess-
tern cities, ~ W w Iiinesen. ell Of which We VIII sell
H. .H4aa V4maa- I aIHga G.Ata NaaHE. n"N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18

Egy GOODRICH respectfully informs his customers
E,f . and The public generally, that he - now receiv-
ing FROM Philadelphia aud Baltimore a large and well
selected stock of Fancy and Siapse Dry Goods, which
Will he sold al astonishing low prlcts. Call aud see.
octi0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK
ONO SIlAWLS.
FINE

80 TCH plaid Long Shawls- with every other descrip
"a ton Of Wooden SaawIs, just received at The Ri.
Windows. Iseat-2l ]. $. RHODES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-11
From the Boston Atlas Of May g.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL STEAMER
BRITANNIA.

The Britannia arrived at this port, yesterday,
about half past o'clock. She left Liverpool
on Saturday the 22d.
BY the arrival Of the Britannia we have re-
ceived our regular files of foreign papers. The
dates are from Paris 10 the 20lh, London ito the
Dist, and Liverpool to the 22d of April.
= Our London Correspondent writes as follows,
under date Friday, O'clock, p. NJ, the 2lst ult f.:
"The revolution IN Europe has not startled us
this week by any additional events OF great i'm
= portance. A second revolution was threatened
in Paris in the beginning OF the week by the
Communists, headed by the notorious Blanqu
and II caused much alarm, but thanks 10 the Pro-
vlsonal Government and 2OOOOO National
Guards, the peace OF the French capital was not
disturbed. Affairs are now going on III Paris
and throughout France as well as could be ex-
pected."
Political affairs in England appear at this mo-
meDt TO be in quiet state
The Parliamentary news of this week relates
chiefly to The state OF the country. The Crown
and Government Security Bill has been the prn-
cipal topic in both houses Last night this bill
was read a third time and passed, in the House
OF Lords. IN the Commons, motion by Mr..
Hume, that the bill be read that day six mouths,
was rejected by 295 to 40. The third reading
was carried on the 18th. On the same day, Lord
John Russell stated that the House would adj
iourn on the 20th till Saturday, the 22d, then tc
meet pro lorna, again TO adjourn till May lat.
The foreign intelligence received this week
although deeply interesting, is not of that start
ling aud important character, thai has hitherto
come to hand.
Trade is completely Frustrated in every part
of Europe, by The political disorders. The &C
counts OF mercantile troubles, OF failures, clos
ing OF factories, and discharge of workmen, arr
similar from nearly every State. In England, l
is the same. Trade, commerce, and mannfac
lures, are in a very bad condition, and the pros
poets of any immediate change for the better arr
exceedingly gloomy.
Cur London correspondent writes prlyaiel.
that the Charlsts are gaining courage, and ap
pear more determined.
The London Times of the 2lst has lette
from Aberdeen, which shows the Cbartlsls u
that region to be somewhat determined 10 resort
il necessary, to physical force.