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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Valuable lsessI Estate fOr Sale.
NV MNNAOMAA MNTEA;
Richmond, Indiana.

Vl>HE unde rsigned offers the above well known
Tavern Stand, with all its appurte nances,
for sale liberal terms For particulars, en-
qure Of u. ID. Sloan, on the premises, or New
ton Larsh, Of Preble CO., Ohio, proprietor. 81
NEWTON LARSu.
N. Il. II not sold at private sale, the first day
Of November next. it will be put up at public
sale to the highest bidder.
N. LARSU.
Aug. lG, lS45. 34-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
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4 new preparation for Fever & igne, ma3e
~ from our naiiy.. WiIlo Til. attention OF
Physic ians is especially caiIc, to this article be.
cause IL Is the pr oduetion Of an Indigenous TREE.
they would DO well Ia give il Il ftial. Also. Car
penter's Precp,afed Extract Of Bark. aud pl-n-
~ of Quinine. Call and get your supplies. the
is approaching. For sale al DR.. How
els Drug Store
Richmond, Aug. ?, 1873. 3a-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

EEER"IA. HERNIA, HERNIA Very frw
} prisons know the ss.rious and ds~ 90 roos
consequences ola RUPTURE, consequently pay
lit,lc attention To II. unii til bowel that pssses
through The or!fIce of The rupfar-d part. be
the seat Of nna;nation, al uHce Stopping nie ir
csreui alton aud pafuraf eTHcnstIoD~. il is mt
tn critical time tiiai gre at danger &c be mp
pr, iieuded- - A E.s.t
Or. kat,s i'fnsses the most certain in
~'rnncnts for tire speedy cure II HE trouble
tonc complaint. Why then proc rsrfinst~ from,
i.nie 10 time. aud tally IN danger Of the bowels
i'cconliig s;Tangnl alea, sl.sch will caase death
"a very short tIue unless painfu! operation
be- isnu4eai1teiy performed.
Re ,ali,-r that these Trusscs are sold and APP
oIie6 only IS i.e Proprietor himself 81 liis Med
scal Office, so 100 Sycamore ~, Cincinnati. In
order tiTe fore 10 10 The patient The bese
II ot i geoi aud Easy ins,fU t lac - reQaest-
- 10 cali Al the aboge Office, where large assott-
H'cn, Of his Trnsses has just been received from,
The Eastern mandatory. t
=. B.-It.se I..-iru.s~ s.- are constructed
ih"t They may Us spplies by ifsRa-s themselves,
where efficacy prevents iiciD from nlak ing their
~.uaiioD known.
Truss-s for Children Of snr .g. may be found
1t DIR. kAI-Ess; Offer.
$50 Sycamore ~, bet 4t.i and 5th, Cincinnati.
Feb. y, lo4e- Y-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

THE 8 4 BSCR II r. n q. Agents
for the Patent Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead
Works Of ST. Louis, and Proprietors Of the
Globe Iron and Wire Works in this CITY, keen
constantly on hand and for sale large supply Of
lie acen Pipes of all sizes from in to in ca,;hre
Sheet Lead DO DO "a to IL lbs. pr 50 fl.
Wire. Nos. to 81, including Telegraph Wire of
any size required;
Rivets from eoz 10 30 lbs per NJ.
We are also prepared to make fiat bar Ra II Road
Iron Of any size required.
Opdsss will meet witt, prompt attention and
dispatch. WORTHlNGTON & PULLAN.
No - Main street.
Cincinnati, Ohio
August, l6, lSI3- A-sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

VrNHE undersigned offers for sale, residence
on Franklin street, near Friends Meeting
house. The dwelling is two stories high, and
contains seven rooms, with convenient out bu i'd
ings, and n neat garden with shrubbery, Sc
Also, the Machine and Blac ksmith Shop, rece mt
~ occupied by f.. ID. Borton ON Fifth street
This property is well calculated for a carriage
shop. or any other similar business. Terms will
Ire reasonable, and possession given Mt an early
day. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, March 18th, lSlS. eff
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H a nj s. ia MS.

4 LOT Of superior SUGAR-CURED HAMS
N Just received and for sale by the subscriber
Also. SHOULDERS and SIpES---good rieaf
q nd mistake-buy. fry and TRY II.
WIN. RUNNELLS.
One door West Of The Palladium oaire-
Richmond. Aug 80, loAe. 50
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NOTICE 10 hereby given, that tho under
IN signed, Commissioner, appointed by the
Wayne Probate Court, for that purpose. will Of
House in the City Of Richmond, Wayne county,
Jnliana, on
Tmcsday, the 81 day Of Cctobcr, 1913.
betweem u the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 6
o'clock, p. M, the following described Real Es-
tate, to- wit:
MA tract Of Land, being part ofihe North
West quarter Of Section FIVE, III Township thr-
teen, aud Range one. West. and known on the
plat Of certain lots laid of by Joseph p. Plum
iner, as lot No. II, and more fully described in
ncres and 'hirty.five Perches
-AlsO,-
IA certain Lot, in the city Of Richmond.
aforesaid. and known by being lot No 62, as laid
Oft by Charles w. Starr.
Also
0J-A certain tract Of Land, in the county and
State aforesaid, aud known By being the middle
part Of the South half Of the fractional Section
thirty-six in Township fourteen, Range two,
West Of the Meridian line drawn from the mouth
Of the Great Miami River. and specified more
fully in the petition aforesaid, continuing seventy
and one hundred and forty-eight pc rches,
or less.
The above Real Estate will be sold TO the
highest bidder, on the following terms: One
third of the purchase money in six months; one
third in twelve months. and third in eighteen
months from the day Of sale,-the purchaser
giving notes with approved security. waving the
appraise and valuation laws.
DANIEL p. VIRGINS, Commissioner.
Aug. 30, 1913. 36:4w-$l,37A Prs fee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

whom Is James NJ. Poe, Esq, whose confidence
in il rs . Worm destroyer is such. that he propo-
to insure it in all cases where worms exist IL
its virtues could be named, if we we've pe,u,i,sed
to do 80. For sale at REEDS Drng Store.
Richmond. Aug. %, lS4S. 356vxa. so
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

DrRE WHITE LEAD. best brands, G$l.-
81 y keg, Red Lead; Ven. Red, Chrome
Red yellow and Green; PrussiAn Blue, Chr
ne.e vermilIion; Ultra Marine; Bronzes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black Ochfe; Rose
Pink; Varuish Brushes: Paint do, all Sizes
FURNIruRk & CARRiAeE vARxIsH; JAPAN; kEATH-
kR VARx,sH; Sp. Whiting Putty. &C., for sale
ut reduced prices, by IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Aug. %, fofS- 25u
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FORM or AGREEMENT.

agree to pay interest urca the interest, due
aud unps,a on tie loan Of - procured by
me iEan the State Of In.lisna, tnrcuyL the Com
missionrrs Of the Sink nag tani. (or on s.
being the par. hsse noa-y ~grrei 10 he paid bv
sne. ar b for .4u.s lots tie ace a,ay lsr.l
Witness: Given under our la ads, this
dav Of lS.S-
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S A l. e S..
MONEY WANTED!M
Lime L. excellent Building Stone

1IIN0C & UXCCItcHI DuIsOH1S OsO5C
ENOR sALE.!!-st the Bridge House on the
n National Road near Richmond, Of q supe-
Tior quality. ! also offer for sale the following
property. Low vos casH,--ihough liberal credit
can be had for part Of the purchase money:
I. A Frame Dwelling, on large Lot,
on Front street near Main.
2. Fractional Lot, opposite 10 said dwei-
ling, on wavich IN frsn,e stable and shop, that
will be sold separate or together to suit purcha-
scrs.
3. The Pork and Ice House. formerly
occupied by A. Jones & Son, opposite the mar
ket house.
4. Sixteen Acres of Land west Of West
Richmond, divided into six Lots, OF
which stands a large barn or stable
N b. II said Pork House IL not sold by the
first Of ] lth month nsxt, il will be for rent.
OLIVER kINSEY.
Richmond 9th month Goth, 1913. lptf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Carriage AAEeS.

Ak SETS CARRIAGE AXLES receive
- aud for sale low by
J. NJ Il J. IL HUTTON,
Main ST. > doors west OF Penrt.
April 10, 1873. II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
STAPLE md FANCY
D r Y G 0 0 D s
AANAE,s NNEss eN0ns.

Such as Ginghams, Lawns, Bingham do, Silk
Bingham and Moliair Iustre, Beriges, plain, fig
ured and embroidered, plain and figured Silks,
French Chintz, California plaid and popIins, plain
and figured De LANES, and Thibet Cloth, De
Lame and Thibet Shawis, with silk and wool
fringe, Print, Bingham, Tartan. Fouard, gro de
nap, shane, glassa, brocande and broche ParasoIs
Florence, French. Gimp. Neapolitan, and TRAN
GUAR Braid Bonnets: Kid. Pat. Goat, and Last
ing Slippers, Buskins and Caters. all colors and
any quantity of Misses and Chiidren's s.fxins.''
Gentlcmen's Palm Leaf. Leghorn, Fedle Braid :.
Rough and Ready, Panama, and Silk Hats OF la
test style.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

Nre00 q NcctaF.-This delightful and
~ healihfal beverage is now served up'in good
style At GEO. MCuLLOUGHS'.
June II, els4s,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

DREAD. Crackers and Cakes. fresh, coh-
ID stantly on hanG, opposite the National iio-
tel T.. H. CITIZENS.
4 LII the popular Family Medicines, Nos
~ trans. &c, among which is Horninr'S
Vegetable Ague Syrup: Smiths Tonic do :;
Nerve and Bone Linmenf, Worm MeGicines
Btlsam " lid Cherry: Townsend ssars.parilla
Essences. Moffau' Pills and Bittcrs &c; call at
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE,
Main STREET. opposife Gtitefts Ho'eI,
Rictmond, Ind. u where YOU
can buy CHEAP.
Aug d. IS4c 35tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
EsIifiIsOND
E O i n d Il + Y

CASTINGS,
"A T. n e II u ~ I Price
VINIIE undo gncd would r~spe fully inform
Il the public that he carries on the Founder,
business. AZ the old esfabl isi,fBeEt He has nov
on hand. for sale, superior lot Of SiOt rs;
consisting of Nos ], =. and , IMPROVED rgEaIra
COOKING sTovE; srfIa.s's iMraoyrD COOKING
STOVE. seven and ten plate Stoves of different
sizes, Iih general assortment If rank tin
splendid Farlor stoves. Aiso,-Poi-. Kettles.
Anairons aud F" ag-on Boxes. lie also iuaYa-
features and makes 10 order-c.EDisc MACHINES
Co.pEvsERs, STUNNING and MATING N,cnIsEs
broad aud narrow POWER LOOMS YuLIIss sroYEs
and all kinds Of machinery used iianufactur-
ing estsbiishme MS.
MILL GEARING, or All KINDS,
made OH the shortest notice. He feels confident
saying that h. Ias the largest and best selected
lot of patterns in the Western country for Grssi
and Saw Mills lie has, in short, the latest
mproveme the Mill Clearing line.
HRAsH1NG NIACnlNEs.
tie has excellent ThrasIing Machine which.
ie anufAcfnres, nd will sell for CASH or appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease TO horses, and ne al ness and
despatch in the execution Of work, il not infe-
rior TO any in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

THE MARRIED WON MS PRIVATE NEDf
tNb CDM~PANIDN.-By Dr. g.. NJ. MavRtrEAr. Pro.
lessor OF Diseases Of Woman. Third edition, lsmo,p %.
90, rrlce Sl-Gj.00O copies soI in three mouths.
Ihe crFat demand for tins most imuoftant work. fof
WhiiA thoesands are Sold has compelled the issue Of
ti'.1et .dt'on. II is intended especially ft ile mar.
net, as It discioscs important secrets. which sbon,d lie
Known to them particularly. Here every femais can
discover the causes, symptoms, and TIE most eff cient
remedies and most certain mode of cure, ia every com.
pia,u' to which her sex is subjected.
Married females VIII here learn The art whereby they
WohIi retain thoir youth, veo., beaufv, elasticity Of
'od2 and buoy ancy Of spirits to IN advanced ar in
stead Of being afflicted. a. hundreds aud thousands are
INTO whose hands this book has not vet fallen.
rms WORK IS destined 10 be in the hands Of everr wife
ahd mother who has a regard for own health and wei
fare, as wen az that Of her husband.
Inc revelations contained in its pages have already
proved a blessing to thousands. as the innumerahle lei.
ers received by the author viii attest.
1t Is OF course impossible to convey more fully in A
puNlc ournai, tie various subjects tire. 1 ID of a. they
are OF a nature strictly Intended for i've married. or
those contemplating marriage; neither Us il necessary
since u Is every once duty to become possessed Of
khowled1e. whereby the 81 lerings TO which a wife, q
mother or a SISTER may be subject. may he obviaiul.
CHplts lc1H be scHt 6y Stat frtc Of charge.
over ten thousand copies have ieen sent by mail " iih.
n three months with perfect safety aud certainty. In
no instance has a remittance Ia Ted TO reach the publish.
er. OF the hoOk those to whom 1t has been directed.
ON the receipt OF one Dollar. the -" Married Woman
Private Medical Companion will Re sent free of post
age To any part Of the United states. An letters mus
he addressed tp1si paid to Or. i. N. Mauricean, 10.
1924. New York city. Publishing office 1919 Liberty t
New York.
n. B-The trade supplied on the usla terms.
For sale by all The principal book sellers in the Guited
states. Sole aIcRts for Wheeling, J. II. THOMPSON
Union st aud JOHN FISHER, Mainst. sep 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
AKRESr or GOVERNMENT DEFAUL.
TAR

Randall HatehiHsuu, the Ascending de-
ianlser to tie UuIird States Mint. has been
arrested and is ueW il The Moya mcnsing Pr
sn9. PaIltdet mia. Hutchinson weut Ia he
We>t ladies. aud was iaund d lew weeks
aei- AZ 81. aons,. b. CAPT Eckic,d;, of the
bfs va. Watson. With whom The Marshall
Il ms 5fstrtct lad communicated "a relation
20 the { u i've. Cept. L.k ed induced him
t9 - IN lis vessel Ia Porto HI -. aud brna.ht
INN from lheucr t. this port. The W. l..
" alseu arrived here on Sunday night. and
dropped anchor opposite Almond street wharf,
where Hutchinson came ashore. aHd Guiding
the Vigilance e the custom house watch.
Which had been instructed not TO let him
pass, pr3cet ded 10 hIs residence al the corner
oil Feafii and tifzNater stree 5, Nlier. he vas
taken into custedt 10y the Marsial's Ulcers
eafif "a Monday morning. The prisoner
uudrrWfntal an examination before Judge hsnr.
b. whom he was committed. ia delutlt Of
426 Cos bail. to take his Trial uhirh will be
lai before tie u. =. d strict Cont. PROBABLY,
ii a few days. ihunas Sergeant, Esq. ap-
pear, as counsel 'or the accused. iiir nbo.e
amount Ut hItohinset'a drialcatiou wasnat
quite $4,000. His surety has raid 5000
OF this, and Gipt. kchieldl brings 5eck 5000
OF The etH0elzird money which Hutchinson
was persuade 10 surrender t. linn at ST. iho-
tuds. Ihis Nlil reduce the driaication 10 a
san belWeea $4,000 and ST., 900. The BAG.
gtse al ii. Is supposed TO {, utaIn a large san,
- ilatlt Is more Than prob DE tue Goytrn-
Htent Viii not sustain a very heavy loss by
his ptcuiaton.-Palldd. diner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

New York, March II, 6 P. Nj.
Flour-The business done to day is moder-
ate and in favor of buyers, at a small decline,
There is "a good inquiry for wheat, for mill
ing.
Grain market generally quiet. Supplies of
corn light, with but little movement.
Pork No. /. mess. commands $40 a $40
37s. with some sales, and scarce.
Prime Western B,ef.-Country packed sell
ling for Sll ,25, with q deman4.
Stocks are are without change and quiet.
Elour-Dealers are holding off for the for.
eign news,the Cambria being hourly expected.
There is no further change in the market
or the last three days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
Correspondence Of the Times.

Richmond, March ID, lS48.
Dear Sir:-ln the absence from his sea, oil
your member, Mr.. Eigington. the bill for the
guaranty OF the bonds Of your city to the am.
cunt OF $500 900 was taken up and passed
to It's engrossnent,to.da on motion of Mr..
Siephe' son, with two amendments, one made
II The committee, one in the house.
Among other remarks made by Mr.. S. he
said that he had attended the bill should lie
on the table until the member from Ohio
should resnmc the discharge of his duties.
The bill for the Wheeling and Clsrksburg
road also came up but on account OF the a.
oove named absence, was laiI on the table,
Should it be called up hereafter it will be
defeated.
The legislature will adjourn about the last
oil The mouth.
Yours, &c. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

Washington, March Ia, p. m.
SENATE-Seuate met at IL O'Clock, and al.
ter prayer by the Chaplain,
MIR. Badger gave notice he would introduce
a bill relating to the ranking privilege.
Mr.. Clarke introduced resolutions calm.
on the President Tor dispatches TO The Con
sui at Monterey, California, forwarded b,
Capt. Gillespie aud destroyed before reaching
their destination.
MIR flanagan offered an amendment leav
ing the same descriptionary with the Presi
dent. Resolution adopted.
Niles offered a resolution calling on tn,
President for the correspondence Of Mr. b,
croft, our minister to the court Of 81 James
with the executive,
Mr. B eese offered the resolution and warm
ly denounced the object. Adopted.
After further discussion Senate adjourned
The house proceedings are not reporte'
complete.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
OLONIZATIo

Mess WALKER. a coiored man. who h.,
gently become a warm advocate OF the COL
nizailon cause, being now on his way to Ii.
era. will address the cclored poop ? OF TINS
'ty on the subject VI colonization, in iLe
asement story OF the Me hodisi 4. Chuph,
u Sundsy the 18Th inst. at 81 O'Clock. p. NJ.
'e visits Liberia TO see tie country ond when
: return, IN s"me six months. he will rercrt
I iu'I the result Of his observations snd eS-
'rrlence. We trust he will find a large aud
i,entive audience.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

III WILL. sell my farm of one hund ed and one acres
~~ situated IN Belmont county, Ohio, opposite the up.
per end Of Wheeling Island. There is about INV FIVE
acres improved, a good Dwelling, Barn and stable; two
good springs and a young orchard of some go or leU
Apple trees, beside Pt avs. Peaches, Pfu u and Cherry
trees, and Grape Vines bearing. The face Of the tml
fronting the river Is well calculated for getting out the
Goa, viii sell he above at a reasonahie price and ON
good terms. Apply to JNO. X. B0rSFORD,
mar 10 ia Wheeling.
N. b. | will also sell Congress II all.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
Philadelphia, March II. P. M

Philadelphia, March Ia. 6 P. Nj.
Mr.. Clay dimes with the Hibernia Socie;,
mis- afternoon, it being St. Pdtrick's day am
he anniversary of the society. Tomorrow
re will receive his friends in the Rolunda O
he exchange.
The Markets are all quiet, expecting til,
news BY The Cambria.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
BY TELEGRAPH
RTA FROM CHIN
leefouei exclusively for the TiFues-l
ARRIVAL OF THE SEA WITCH.
THE QUICKEST TRIP EvtR MADE.
Only ~ davs from China.

hhE NNtthtNi thAf ~ TN MAUI
Oaly77 dayyJrom China.
New York, March II, 1918.
The Sea witch has arrived in the uDpr
rdentrd shotted passage Of n days.
The news she brings is important as show
he Chinese still fear the British.
-Four OF the murlerers of the six Engli,
merchants have been decapitatrd, and sew,
ral Others will share the same late.
The bodies of he English merchants hav
'een restored 10 the British authorities.
On December the 18th all was ouie, thong
much excitement prevailed, and great ankle,
vas ielt for the future.
The British steamer Pluto has commi,te
,rest havoc among the Chinese Pirates. hs,
ing destroyed many of their ships and lille
many men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
E~EronrEp nyr.m nFasY

Az WAL Assn DEPARTURES
y bouts jo' the last ~ taSr, ending yester.
lay at 4 o'clock. p. u.
AREivED.
Nellsville. Barnts. sun Fish.
Isaac Newton, Mason. Cincinnati.
Brilliant, Grace, Pittsburgh,
St Cloud, Mason,
Planet, Breutiiusrr "
DEPARTED.
Northern Light, HuehIuson, Pittsburgh,
Mlrt Stephens, Norton, ST Louis,
Brl liant, Grace, Cincinnati,
Danube, Cetk, "
Planet, 9rentilnger, "
Welssiile. Barnes, Pittsburgh,
Isaac Newton. Na-nu.
"a feet water in the oh nnel-falllng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
POHTRAEE

i AME. A. MCLEAN is now prepared with every
y material for Psrtrait Painting, and viii he happy TO
pant Portraits NJ his room on VI ain street, near the Vir.
einia Hotel. Portraits - by 20 inches, $50; 90 by "a
inches, $40. mar ls-lws
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

CONSUL TO TANGIER.-Thomas Hart
Hyatt, late editor OF he New York Globe. has
been appointed, by the President and Senate,
Consul to langier, i'll the Empire Of Morocco
aud expects TO start for that destination or
before the first oil April next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

FOREIGN NEWS.-The steamship Cam.
ria has now been out eighteen days. She
will arrive at New York, and being two weeks
Letter rews from Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

way OF boots or Shoes. we would re.pec, fully ~
snfing them they viii lind il to their advan,a~e T..
STOCK WI he found TO consist in part OF the following
SOC pairs Mems Fine calf hoois.
500 d. Gents Fine morocco do
wv do Mems stout calf well Boots.
800 do Mems kip hoo,s.
MEMS MONROES.
1000 pairs Mems fine calf md lnorocco u,,xoo
IuDO DO Mems Nip Irogans,
s0 90 90 Mea,s stout AZ weiI ~Brosans,
80 noy "a M sI1" Yo iai11 ss9i aoors
Joe PAIRS BOYS fine calf boots,
100 do Youths do do do
y do DO fine calf do
~ B 30 ss' sN6 % 81 %; lie,
geo pairs BOYS X ~ Brogans,
2eo do do calf dc
80 do do Morocco Drogans,
goo do do Tuck do
a0 do Youths ear aud morocco do
LamEs sLIprgRa, 6ALr GAIrERs &c.
@"Vo PAIRS eheRp Kid ana seal Slippers.
sO do Ladies Fine kd Siiaprrs.
s0 do do fine hId Making Shoes,
20 Do Do rhi',cis do 'a do
roo WoMEN'S LtCE gO@Ts.
oDV PAIRS "omen's Kid ana \ orocco Lace Boots,
MISSES, %SLirrGess.si. lac IfeE sI n@ors
~" pa,r' Misses kiG and sea- slippers,
40 do do Moroceo lace Boats.
CIltLDReN'S SHOES.
900 do do Fancy Caters, '
~ 40 10 Fancy eo'orci Kid Baoiees,
~ 40 90 Back and c0'ored Kid ankle Ties.
S1o do do Morocco Lace Bao,s,
i1oo DO do Leather 81 ssei Booi,es
SHOE FINDINGS M SHOE STOCK.
Iohs'ailtiF On sand d large ami wei selected assert
mem II shoe Sack and Findings, viz: Spsnish SOLE
"et 'tVhlh a"d American cal sAins, Morocco.
Ma, Lining ana B,Bting ssias. Boot
it,es' sIoe Ihfe4ts, Nails, Pegs, Patent asd eoplnon
:" .iai'S A"t lAlts, flneefs, Knives; ait assortment
V ~ /" Snve NJ @c &c.
: 'AaNlui iol !aSAfeFal patronage heretofore extended
p" . we SIN soliclta continuance OF the came.
un McCLAILEN, KRoX < co.
Wheeling, Mar Is, Isgs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

k-.oh REM large aud cOmnodi Gus STORE loan,
~ ""hioe ST. TO- reEi, II afpiieaiiou lie made soon.
"@i l. iHOS i~iDkNBRODk, Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

FOR RANsroRTATloN or MERCHANDISE
bEIN ZEN PlffSBURGu AND HILAUEIpmA
sEfHEP roprietsrs Of IN $ O d estahlisl ed ard f,st PORT.
We bpal Lilac. having removed their depot in Phi.
ladei'tfia, to a mach lager Warehouse on Market at.
'hah tney formerly occupied. and also increased their
.'oHn ~ slats2e az Piitshairgh, are now prepared TO o.er
much greater facilities to their friends and ,,trons
u IDS carried ny tins line are not transh ippc 4 he, yeen
allshursh AMI iliiade pBia, iens carried entirety in
fnftaale : 'ciion u ,as. To shippp : of four and other
FOODS requiring careful handing, this is Of Importance.
NO charge ma Re for Receiving or Shipping goods. or All.
ysi'cins charges. All 90 Ids forwa rded p,omptiy ana
upon as Reasonable terms as iy any other line.
JOIN FADE K co.
Canal Basin. Penn ST., Pittsburgh,
JAMES NJ. itAviS a. co.
iso2i ~ MarNet aud ii Commerc ST., phiIa.
JOHN McFADEN & Co, Forwarding and Conmi,.