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had ngress and egross there at least three hun
dred persons who kept up continued hurrat hootng,
kissing, screaming and gruntng. The soveregus gave
evidences Of what they could do, vocally and those
who punished by being forced to listen glad to
escape from the motley crowd aud the confederation
of sounds
MORNING OF THE THIRD DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 0, 1S4S.
Convention met at o'clock Prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Burrowes Of tho Baptist church Journal red through
Three thousand people in the galleries.
The Convention proceeded to the third ballot for a
WING candidate for the Presidency, and the following
Is the result
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TIE TU11UwTHg H1c tc UdIrV'S III Cduou1 u''o eo1'
ventlon:-
THE BALLOTS.


On the last ballot, the number necessary to a
choice was 1873; Taylor received l6s; his majority
was therefore 30.
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ro.. Io .o,s no Nsco...ry = oh ~ IN

Total vote, 79. Necessary to choice, Nd
No one received the nomination; and it was moved
that the Convention proceed again to call the roll
MIR. FOWLER at FIVE minutes to eight o'clock, moved
that the Convention ADJOURN but the motion not
agreed to.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
AMERICAN TOBACCO TRADE.

We regret 10 learn that. IN cOns' quence at
the French revolution. aud the troubles on
the Continent, the prosI ects are exceedingly
unavorabie for robOrco tor the present year.
letters by the last steamer say that the stock
in Arnste rdam was 1900 hhds, OF Maryland.
besides Virginia aud keniucky-6,O0O hhds.
in Rotterdam--snd 10000 hhds in Bremen;
aud no sales making except triilug lots ui2O
To 30 hhds. Letters from Amsterdam say that
prices are only sustained by the hrmnrss ct
holders and there is no doubt il sal, were
forced, prices would decline from 20 10 30
per Ct. and as there is no getting rid OF the
oil stock, they do not recommend any ship
meu,s. Houses in Holland refuse 10 receive
consignments. OF make advances. The stock
OF Marry and and OHIO Tobacco is also large,
lying over ia Baltimore and elsewhere. aud
although the crop TO market is very small
one. sui, il the planters continue TO make
their usual crops. with no iorrign demand.
we do not see the slightest chance OF effect
ing sales at remunerating prices. 1t would
be better, therefore, TO make mixed crop,
part Tobacco, aud part Wheat, Corn, &c.-
Air, Gaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

WESTERN WATERS. The St Louis \
Era Of the goth iast.. SAYS The Illinois NV
er is reported in good boating order. The
Upper Mississippi river at last accounts hal
risen slightly at Gslena. but was again falling.
with three feet water on the Lower Rapids.
Betwwin that poin, aud This city there is a
suffciency OF water for all business purposes.
The Missouri river continues quite low, there
bring only four leet water ia the channel from
Glasgow 10 the mouth. Al this point the
river is on sand, with some eight feet to
Cairo. Frequent showers OF rain have fallen
than TO stop out door business. The weather
is very unsettled"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Lewis Stifel Frederick Smith and Others.
IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Super Tor
Court Of Law and Chancery for Ohio county, rende-
red in the above entitled the 9Th day OF Febr-
airy, e47 The undersigned, acting Commissioner in
this behalf, will SELL the 9th day of May, 1915, al
the front door of the Court Honse of Ohio county, Lot
number nine ~ in the addition to South Wheeling.
laid OF by John Richie and Samuel Sprigg, commonly
called Richietown.
TERMS OF SALE.-One hundred dollars in cash
and The residue credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months in equal instruments, bearing interest the
day of sale; the purchaser giving bonds with good
ry hearing interest aforesaid, and the title To he
tanned as further security until the whole be paid.
April 90 "a JOHN q EOFF ,Com'r.
VIRGiNIA-IS CHAScERy.--At Rules held in the
and chancery for The county Of Ohio, in tho month
March, Isis.
Nicholas Blackjack, Complainant,
against
benjamin F Kelley. William $ Goshorn. the firm Of
Kelley Ball Co. of the city of Baltimore. the North
Western Bank Of Virginia, John Goshorn, William I
Seby, the Wheeling savings Institution, and the Mer.
chants n Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, Defendants
The Defendants Kelley, Ball Co. of The city of Bal.
tmore not having entered their appearance aud given
security according 10 the act of Assembly aud
of this court aud It appearing by satisfactory proof
that they not inhabitants of The commonwealth of
virginia: On motion OF the complainant il H. ordersd
that the said defendants do appear here the day
the next term OF this court and the
bill aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
two months successvey and posted front door of
the Court House OF Ono county.
Teste ALIEN Il. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
mr. 5s-2m--(Good)
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

From the New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th
inst we gather the following later intelligence
from Mexico.
The S;ar of the city Of Mexico OF the Sd
saws: We have letter from Quare,ero which
sta ties that there is quorum of Congress and
that nothing prevents meeting but some re-
ligious procession. The prevailing opinion
was that government would despatch bust
ness. aud come TO decision in very few
DAYS after coming together.
From QuERErARo.-A private express came
in yesterday at noon, and we learn That the
Government was considerably embarrassed.
because the question had been raised wh. ther
the Federal Government had the tight TO
cede any State or portion OF a State without
the consent Of such State. The States Or Mex
| lco generally. 20 in tooth and nail for State
rights, and it has been for some time appre-
hended that such an objection would be urged
| BY the opposition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

Murders at Mobile MIR. Zachary Reister,
living near Mobile, Ala, having expressed
himself strongly against the supposed murder
ers of MIR Palmer, incurred their displeasure,
and is said to have been murdered by them.
His body was found within fifty yards OF the
scene OF sanguinary struggle.
Church Difficulty. There was very I'M
pleasant disturbance in the Suffolk ST., Cath
oic Church. at Boston, on Sunday arising
from the desire OF a portion oil the audience.
to iorcibly reject the priest. The trouble was
settled.
THE PoTATo CRop.-A Liverpool paper
saws:
eve hear nothing yet Of the old cry of "fail-
ure in the potato CROP" but. from all we learn
the yield OF potatoes this year will be like
that of wheat and other grain--very produc-
tive.
LIBERAL CoLLEcTIoN.-The Rev DR.. Tyrg,
al New York, on Sunday, collected, in his
Church. 500 toward the $4,000 the Ameri-
can Bible Society intend applying to the cir
culation of the Scriptures in France this
year.
IRISH BRIaADE.-Two of the four compa
MES, in New York, forming the Irish Brigade
containing go men each, were out on parade
on Monday.
The Unsuccessful Candieutes.-Amongthe
unsuccessful candidates for the French Nat
ional Assembly, are Eugene Sue and Victor
Hugo the noveiists.
0-s-There was cheap postage meeting in
n York on Monday evening las
U-Upwatds OF fifty Prussan merchants
men have been captured by the Danes, and
carried TO Copenhagen. The Hull and Ham,
burgh steamers have ceased plying, from fear
OF interruption, in the klbe.
C;-ln one of the Paris evening papers, OF
the 4th, which is supposed 10 have sort
of official character, il is stated that M. De
Lamarline had pronounced for the separation
OF the Church from the State.
! Q~;-The 4th of March, in 1919, falls on
Sunday, and unless the inauguration takes
place on Saturday, America will be without
President.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

fOT INC 4 lWCS.
Ma WHARToS:-As the promotion of hon
esiy, is doubtless. one OF the objects of your
paper, may obtain the favor OF one remark
10 its columns There is a class OF people
in this community. very much addicted TO the
habit Of obtruding their advice upon others,
on various subjects, through letters snony-
mously written, aud dropped in the Post Of
fee without paying the postage. Such let
ter nave just received. Now have no OBJ
lection to residing all the unsough. advice
that may be sent me, provided The sender pay
the postage OF his letters, but really, besides
the manifest meauess oil writing anonymous
letters to individuals, do think it an act OF
dishonesty, little above fiIching mans pock-
cts, TO send him messages he has never asked
for, and which. perhaps, he does not want,
without paying the expenses of the dispatch.
VERBS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
PROOF PROOF #! PROOF

Rev. ]. l.. Turner, Protestant Methodist Minister,
says in letter TO DIR jayne dated Aibicn, Erie county
Pennsy snia, Oct gh Ioi6 Mrs Turner has been az
1icted with DysPEPsA AND SICK HEADACHE for about
FIVE years, which continued to grow severe. II is
my opinion thai more turn of il would have closed
her al She took four hotties of your Yer mi
fuge and hox of sanaive Pills. aud by the blessing
of God accompanying the means, she is cured Of her
affection We lad tried all the physicians and near
effect, until we used your medicine. We gave the
Vermifuge 10 children tar worms, and it had good
effect have taken pains to send Erie foS your med
icines for time, and they have effected many
cures, that We want you To appoint agent here.
Yours, ]. r. TURNER.
ct PINT MT uis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
yuCATAN TREATY VIOLATED BY

THE WHITES. The New Orleans Pairia,
OF the l4th, in its account OF the intelligence
from Yucatan as to the violation oil the treaty
lately made between the Indians and whies,
represents that the violation was the act of
the whites themselves. The Patria says
"li appers that The Indians, coniiding in
the treaty oil peace recently concluded, enter
ed the town oil liurbibe, where they wer. We
rs well received by the inhabitants. In
short time party OF Campeachean troops ar
rived. commanded BY ID certain Bdqneiio no,
" hen he " as informed that there were Idl-
an, within the town, determined 10 attack
them, in spite OF The Treaty. although he was
iAtormed by The people tnat they had com
united no Expectations. Baquelro. however,
Cared his intention into effect. aud expelled
Me Indians lrom the town. The Indians sent
word 10 Pat, who Immediately dlspa tched
reinforcement sufficient, large To lake the
Town and overcome the troops --oi Baquelro,
and these heroes, on the ap roach OF the In
dams. took TO fl ght and did not stop until
they reached Campeach,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
WASHINGTON, May 26, l848.
In sen ATE.

The Senate is not in session to-day, having
yesterday adjourned over until Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After the members had assembled and been
called to order, Mr.. Wentworth made an UNI
successful effort TO take up Mr.. Wicks bill
prohibiting the importation of slaves into the
Yesterday.
On motion of Mr.. Rockwell the House
then went into Committee (Mr. McClelland
in the chair and took up the regular order OF
the day the private bill calendar. The re-
msindef of its session was passed in transact
ing business of no general Import.
Having passed several bills, the committee
rose aud the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
The Insolvent Law of Massachusetts has

The Insolvent Law of Massachusetts has
been materially altered BY the Legislature Of
that State, making ii conform more nearly
Than before to the English Bankrupt Law
Commissioners of insovei cY are appointed,
who hold Courts. No iusolvent debtor who
does not pay 30 per cent Is TO be discharged,
unless majority in number aud value OF his
OF his creditors, who have proved their claims.
shall assent to his discharge--and no certii-
cate OF discharge 10 be granted until the third
meeting OF creditors, nor at any time. except
at meeting OF creditors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

A young aud vigorous plant that sprung
fresh full o. lie and energy, happened 10 dis
turb, IN lis rapid growth. a pile oil useless
rubbish that lay encumbering the earth a
round il.
Get out OF my way, you impudent vulgar
foreigner you, said the useless lumber" what
business have you interfering with my rights?
This is my ground I've been on it this twenty
years"
The soil is free, and they have the best
right to enjoy ii who improve the advantages,
replied the young tree; and still ii shot up.
ward, and spread and strengthened, while the
poor rubish moullered into dust unnotioel
and uncared for.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

TELEGRAPH To BALrIMoRE.--We learn
from the Philadelphia North American. that
Henry o'RieHy Esq, has entered upon ar
engagements ior the immediate extension OF
side lines from the Atlantic aud Ohio iele-
graph 10 Cumberland and other points OF I'm
portance on the route OF the Baltimore and
ONO railroad.
MAINE SENATOR.-The Loco.Focos OF
she Maine LEGISLATURE .on Friday evening last,
nominated Hannibal Hamin as candidate ior
L. 5. Senator.
In the caucus OF the House, he had on the
second ballot. majority OF 3; in the Senate
on The fourth ballot, majority oi /. The
election GA lie part OF the House takes place
on wednesday.
Nc Hs,nhn has been member OF Con-
sress. ana said 10 be Wilmot Pro'iso man
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
EXECUTORS SALE

OF a NAI.UABI4E TRACT OF LAND.
ny virtue of the last will and testament Of James
- Purcell deceased. the undersigned his Executors
will proceed on Thursday, the first day Of June Isls
on THE PREMISES Ia sell at public Auction
bidder on The terms atier named tract of land Ohio
county, on the waters OF Middle Wheeling creek con
tanning. is supposed, between ty and seventy acres
heing the same tract owned NY said Purcell time
OF his DEATH aud on which his daughter the late Marga
rel Myers lived, AT the time of her death; aud is about
two miles southwest of West Alexander, Washington
CO, Pa. The Lam is well improved, having suitable
buildings aud two fine orchards.
TERMS OF SALE'-One third of the purchase mo.
ney in cash aud the idue two equal annusl install
mens, beafg inis rest from the day of saiethe pur
chaser TO give bonds for the deferred ailments and TO
secure the same by deed Of trust ON the premises
ANGES M'COY
May 4, lsi5-wlm FERGUS SMITH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

Sogacity ola Dog.--A Dog belonging to
Mr James Argle oil liamden. who is engaged
in clock factory in that town, carries his
masters dinner TO him every day from his home
a distance over mile, returning regularly
wi h the basket. He has never been known
to betrsy the confidence reposed in him, and
" hen assaulted defends his ttust with all the
ienacity OF dog who Knows his rights, and
knowing dare maintain them" So one may
sometimes trus. dog with his dinner.-N.
II Palladium.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS SW EEL


Scrofula in all its multiplied forms. wheher in that
Kings EVIL Enlargement Of the Glands Bones GOtre,
White Swetiings, Chronic, Rheumatism, Cancer bis
eases OF the Skin or SPINE Of Pulmonary Consunp
ton, emanate from one and the cause, which 10
poisonous principle inherent in the human system.
Therefore, unless this principle he destroyed,
RADICAL cure can lie eeeted but if the principle upon
which the disease depends Is removed, must Of
necessity follow, under what form the dis.
shond manifest ITSELF This, therefore, il the
son why JAfNES ALTERNATIVE is so universally
successful in removing so many malignant diseases. IT
DESTROYS THE VIRUS or principle from which those dis
eases have their origin by entering into the circulation,
and with the blood conveyed to The manifest fibre
moving every particle Of disease from the system
Prepared only by DIR Jayne, Phada. and sold on
agency by BRENTLlNGER,
Ashland Row, Monroe ri. Wheeling.
Also by JCRUMBACKER, Nam st, Wheeling, and
V COCkAYNE, Eiizabethtown, Va. [m,25
= CASES Pantaloon STUFF, new styles, just receiver
- and for sale low by
mes TALLANT 4 DELAPLAIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED RY e. RI BERRY


ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
# Bouts TOR the last "a hours ending Jester
iuy at o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
New England, Mcclure, Pittsburgh,
Clipper. No 2 Crooks, g
Consul. Kinney, :"
Shenandoah,
Mon nShela, Stone, Cincinnati,
'1-wiss Clinton, Dtvinney ST. Louis,
Virgi liza, Daw son, Steubenville.
DEPARTED.
Monongahela, Stone, Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe,
America. Decamp, &"
Consul, Kinney, "
Dewitt Clinton, Devinney. ''
Clipper, No. 2 Cincinnati,
New England MCLure, 81. Louis,
Shenandoah, st. Louis,
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenvilie,
/ leet water in the channel-talling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

SINGULAR FEATURE IN TRAvEL-More
than 40 passengers arrived at Cincinnati on
sunday from the vicinity of Wheeling to take
The Railroad and Lake route Tor the east =
This is something new ceriainly.-h|
change.
This is altogether false, without one shadow
Of truth o, reason. In good stage oil water
the time, expense and comfort are all IN iaSor
,,f This ,,,te from Cincinnati, aud the time
from here to New York by Cumberland is just
48 hours. the expense SIC, the Time by
Cincinnati is iour days, the expense $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

Coin of the Frsach Republic.-We have
a five francs of the glorious Republic. There
is no kings crown or head upon 1t. One side
is wreath encircling the words 20 France,
lS4S" On the other side are three figures
which are not exactly NEUROLOGICAL, but are
no worse for that. The centre figure Is evil
IDENTITY Hercules, covered with his hons skin.
On either OF him is a female figure. One has
a staff, surrounded with hand opened up
wards; the other holds levelling compass;
thrit hands being united in front. These Two
females may represent Liberty aud Equality,
perhaps. aud old Hercules may preserve ma
terni,v. Atany rate, around the group ale
the three ereat words of the Revolution,
"Liberte, EgaIite, Fraternite;" and on The
edge are the words OF faith, "Dieu prolege la
France Journal Of Commerce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
NEW YORK. Nav 26. 6P. Nj.

A destructive fire broke out this morning in
the stables of Messrs. Kipp & Brown, omni-
bus proprietors. in the Chelsea quarter, and
before its progress was stayed, consumed the
whole Of that immense establishment. Sew
eral of their horses were got out uninjured hit
the greater part, some 1870 it is said. persisted
filling the air with horrible cries. Six only oil
the large number of stages. were saved, the re-
mander being destroyed. 1N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
l.. TAl LOR.

We once heari OF girl who married SUIT
er. to whom she had proiessed and exhibited
ANYTHING but affection, and she gave as rea-
son Tor 50 strange step, that he leased her
almost TO distraction, and she had TO marry
him to get nd of him. 1t is doubtless 50 win
the loco foco convention and Gen. Cass.--
They nominated him to get rid OF him, SO per-
1inscious have been his efforts tor the sea, IN
The white house, that the best thing they could
do was 70 give him a chance for it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

A JUICE in Rochester not long since foed
man seven dollars Tor kissing a maried wo
man against her will. For like offence 10
BdfIao mas been imposed fine OF SIS. Weir
The kisses materially different, OF Is there a
scarcity OF the article in Buffalo?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

Military Hospitals. Twggs pas
sed through Petersburgh, Va, on Sunday, on
his way South. He goes TO execute an order
OF the government. adopted al his own sug-
gestiun, for the erection OF capacious wooden
buildings at Pass Christian Tor the reception
oi disabled and wounded soldiers, on their
return during the summer season from Mex
Ign
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

Strange ouicide.-A week or two since, a
man named Bruce. living near Cincinnati,
Ohio, committed suicide in the following man.
ner
"He went to the churchyard and dug his
grave beside his wife. who had been buried
some sixteen months before. Having procur
ed coffin under some pretence, he conveyed
II to his destination unobserved He then
took off his clothes, except his shirt, put ona
nigh, cap, and Lid himself in the coffin,
which he has previously placed ia the newly
de grave, with loaded pistol in it. He
now drew on the cover OF the coffin, and plac-
ing his pistol to his right temple. fired it,
1t Is supposed he died instantly. There was
no doubt that Bruce was crozy, as he had been
partially 50 since his wiie's death,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
For the Times.
HER GRAVE Is AS A SHADOW.

HER GRAVES AS A SHADOW
ny PROFESSOR PAINE,
As undehnable--
Welded to every motion thus,
And rarsly beautiful.
Untaught, and all unconscious
Ii hath voice to me,
Which eloquently speaketh
0flnward harmony;
OF Love aud fear together swayed,
To the first love an offering made.
That pale and shadowy beauty
1t seemed an inward thing,
A spiritual vision
A chaste imagining.
Not oil in form or feature;
The fairy phantom dwelt.
But ike the air OF heaven
Was yet less seen than felt;
A presence the true heart 10 move
To praiss, and prayer and holy love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

William Stewart, Complamaut,) In the Circuit Super
, Court of Taw and
j. hush nays ana Others DEF Isl Chancery iof this Co.
- IN the State of Va
TAKE NOTICE that the dispositions of James Patter.
son and others, Will be taken al the Office OF The
Mayor IN the city of Cincinnati ia the stale of Ohio
on the 3si day of May 1913 between The hours Of eight
O'Clock, A. NJ and seven O'Clock, 2. NJ, to he read in
sVdee. IN lhe above named cause on behalf of said
Complainant Aud IT, from any cause the lss,n. al tl,r
same shall not be commenced, being eoiuInen ced
SNAIL not ne completed ON that day. the taking thereof
VII I've ado'hed lrsn lime 10 time until the same shall
be ntpeisd. JAMES Wurarr
~ INV ieiehuahis III the above causes Imay2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN ZACHARY TAfLph~

STATE DLtNIVN
Nh Ub,,enslI. l,ie OF Wight.
. Il " Boiling. Petersburg.
3HP Irving. Cumberlsnd.
! JK Irving. Lsnchburg.
9 W Mlftin. franklin.
a " c Rives. Arhemarle.
: Goht Z Scott. Fsuquiel.
1T Garrett. Westmoreland.
q W BauIdin, Richmond city.
10 Rohi Saunders, Wtl'iamsoorgh'
IL A Hunter, Jefferson.
II A IL "A Stuart, Augusta.
IL 5 McD Moore, Rocsbndge.
"a Conesly + Tigg, Washington
IS q w Summers. kanawha.
Is G d Camden. Harrison.
n + IA Peirpoin;. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-29

Gen. Scott was received by the Mayor and
citizens Of New York, on Tuesday last IN a
manner that alike did honor to the general
aud TO the city. The military passed under
review, and the whole people seemed 10 have
been smitten with the enthusiasm OF the mo-
M mt.