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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

IMPORTANT CeMsIsSION-The Ac9dl0n Rccor
athe 2Ssh inst says tina, Mr. Watson. Post Once
s's)or. hss returned 10 Halifax from Pictou Truro
-. cumberland under commission 10 report on the
~'s q the public roads. The Post Once department
shksnd has ordered this 10 take place with view
sseotnung disseminating the conveyance OF the
1sa Colonial Mail. similar commissions have been
~ssrded to New Brunswick and Canada and joint
yor vsll BE- the resut Without some efectual and
s.tfeeensiye improvement of large portion OF the
~. y. Canada we have ii from pretty high authority
~ nc steamers will ere long be ordered direct 70 tie
states and small steamer or sailing packet put
80 halifax. 1t now remains for the Provincial Gov
70 place the mail roads through these Colo
IA esrsds In good order or the route OF the mails
~ssoa b changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
True Mobility.

sin-e the decree Tor the restoration Of the property
Of the Roys Family the Duchess Of Orleans has refused
the 9OO0f annuity secured 70 her as her dowry She
has declared that II the Government OF the hspuoIe
I'll ~, -etsin II .he wishes i % b. distributed 20 the
indisent and OUTFITS without work Tbs Princess VII
,v ys,sio re 50 OO0f Of stock which results from her
=. nss which viii form the only fortune Of her second
sou the Duke OF Chsrtres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

The Emperor has decided upon fixing his residence
az Prague, and the spArtmenS Of the Hrsdschin are
being prepared for bis Majesty The large towns OF
Graft Brunn and nnspruck are said 10 have been de.
cllred In state of siege but regards tho Capita OF
the Tyrol, the report Is probably uniounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

In the sirsing OF the Assembly the sth nss n We
sendonek wished TO know VIA, STRIPS hsd bssn taken
hy the ministers Of the empire respecting the deputies
OF the Frankfort Assembly al Elenns some Of whom
have been arrested. " Mohl answered that the M,nis
try had written the Austrisn GovernmeD, 20 Eforu
ithst The AIRES, Of members Of that Assembly eoald
no; D. made without that bodyIs consent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

yrw HAyEs AND NEW YORK RAILRoAD.-Mr.
LOWS well known for MS sentiemsniy courteous and
ROAD i 10 charge Of the train besween Bridgeport aad
Norvsl and VII have charge Of the through train -
soon q the road 10 completed. Ths company could
not have hsd this russ more 70 ths sstsfaeou Of shs
unysizg public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
TURKEY.

Letters from Constsntnoplc, Of the 18th inform us
that the Cholera had disappeared. Incendisry hres
we're very numerous Wsllschis 10 at last Tranquil
Maghero the rebel leader. who bad fed inss Trsnsyl
ysns on the approach Of the Ottoman troops has been
followed up u his retreat snd driven out by ismai
Pscha and compelled 10 disperse his followers, with
the loss OF all his arms and ammunition In consequence
Of suspicion respecting ths late nfes, all foreign
er. of bad rspa,s are 10 leave Constsnnops immedi
ately some sixty Maltese and lonisns, the vilest OF
the vile are 10 DO embarked immediately with the fu
consent of the English Consul who Ia glad enough, no
doubt, 70 get nd Of such a yillanous gang.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

The REPORTED SLAVE IssURREcrIos IN PoRro
Rrco-The following communication 10 the Journal II
Coram1ee will probably put quetus upon the errone
Gus statements Of which Il complains
GENTLEMEN. beg leave 30 call your attention 10 an
article relative 10 the Of the slaves Ia the Island Of
Porto Rico now going the rounds Of the papers and
calculated 10 do much mischief while In TACT there 10
no foundation for the statements therein made
have just arrived frcm ~ Tnomas and have dArs
from Porto Rico 70 the 2Oth ut The slaves were In
perfect state Of subordination no shadow OF alarm
was felt In regard them Ia fact the smaiIness Of
their number being only about per cent Of the pogu
lsnon preclades the probability VI any danger 70 tins
whites on their account Ths principle ot slavery IN
that island appears exist on AZ hrm and permanent
footing as ever while the Spanish authorities thers
are fully prepared 10 act energeucaily should foreign
ers attempt ~ tarnper with the slaves
Perfect quiet and order prevailed in 81 croiz The
blacks work with regularity the estates at very low
wages and their condition 10 In no way improved By
their emancipation The nrst detachment Of Danish
troops had arrived and the Governor General
Hansen clothed with extraordinary power, from Co
penhagsn, was momentsrily expected confidence wei
unmpslred Your oot servant
A RESIDENT or Posro RICO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
TIL. R,.hops for Cavaixnac.

A, was expected the Bishops are coming ioIEsra y
,.lns asclsrst;on and manifesto u lis favor, nslsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
Reduction OF Postage.

eaas Editors Of The Tribune
6fsts;-l like the proposition of the Postmaster
Senersl- seconded by the President tn reduce toe
siaee OF letters 10 the uniform rate OF i've cents per
aai ounce-but would have preferred the rate at two
eut. under 500 miles over son FIVE cents. think at
i.ocents the receipts between the great Cities Bos
10. New York Philadelphia and Baltimore would IN a
ieT or two, pay the Goyernncnt expenses OF the
sAoe United States mail. ] dsspproye of prepay
~ d gosiagf' IS recommended, there would not
> more than half the number ct letters written sup
Fse We have few thousands OF acdd icffas per Al
Sm-h costs nothing 10 carry them. ;.
Tar NAVY. From the report OF the head OF the
ssfeau of Construction. Equipment and Repairs we
ave the follow ING table exhibiting the number OF vcs
80 composing the Navy Of the United States on the
rot November:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

The members Of the National Assembly, leaders OF
clubs and mob orators the chiefs Of the Burzner Guard
and diving corps-in a word, al men who possess Or
exercise the slightest influence with the people, have
agreed 20 adopt aud enforce system Of complete pas
ave resistance Their efforts have been, and probably
will be- crowned with success, and We shall Al least D.
.sved from the sorrOwfa spectacle Of street combat
and civil var The position Of the Crown and Govern.
tnept q rendered more embarrassing By this mode Of
resistance than If the people had down 70 and employed
their arms on the occasion
The National Asse mby-tnst 10 70 cay the 10 mem
her, who answered to their names yeserdsy-eontnue
their debersions and vii continue them, IN denanee
Of the .t.e Of siege proclaimed ast night unless they
are forrbly Interrupted oy the seizure Of Toe "nos
and commanders OF baftaii0ns have al resigned and
carried of Or destroyed the rolls Of companies 90 na'
10 the event OF the military authorities dss,rmininz As
il appears they nave determined 70 enforce me os's
~ OF arms BIZ search, they must enter every mouse
ana every apar;nsnt-sn endless and generally speak
ing fruitIess operations"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
I,te.r-The yiee-Pre.ident Carried Out.

The accounts from Berlin still NJ later thsn the
evening Of the l3ta There are however some curious
particulars Of the sitting Of the Constituent Assembly
~ tb,t day whist the Assembly was Ia solemn de-
liberation il 4, reported that the proceedings were In
,srruted BY the entry Of messenger announcing that
BATTALION Of infantry occupied the whole LINEN st. and
thst su oscer had arrived with summons TO the meet
nS 70 dspsrss. To tbs the sies-PFssidsaf THo lad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

tsossn up, sold OF Lost since last report slcep.
w schooners bomb vessels steamers total, Il
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
Died

10 tbs " age, on ,ho 2Olh inst, Of drop.
s,y op the ufa.n, llsuuct 7, youngest
d,n.rsr OF Nc.ler and Is.nua Llsoa, age.
years and mpous
IL ilubbardton. ON tie Eta i..t VI
= lcrick KEENAN,. in the --tn year q ..,
Mr.. y was uat,ye Of Connecticut I'D
auieh state he resided at the t.mg ot ITO
rupture between Great Britain AID her 8
mcr,can Colonies. Though timer but ip
years OF ago. be- entered the Revolutionary
Army n the q mmcnc.Hent Of tho struggle.
,ad remained attached 10 il uu.a TIE c..s.
81 t.r vlr-rarur.palIr2 80 mort f.. t.p
.rrIt ba'.r. ard sL.uug fully 10 tic t.i.s.
The i.ra,'ip- au4 tie rcri- ~ tue time,
rs, tried men. souls. Some yc.rs sub
.cqucut o. tie termination - ,ne war. be
came {, Nou .rt. ard has ever sa"'-H
pen "a "a moro than l(ty year,-r''.I' 90
he towns u Pitt''orI aud flu hardr9n
Corr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
LATE EkNNI ILNAS

Tie Civilian the 5lh lnslan,, s-ys dat
lh,y have Iho mo-. frvornJIc accounts oil {, g
crops from every S'c;l3n ofthc State. The
ram, hlvc been general
The Cyl,l,n has accounts from the Rio
GrauI", aud furnishes Tie following ilcm
OF rniorm1I0n-- \ parry Of some ten or
twelve Americans onl Noy.c1ns united was
recently formed IN Alatamoros, to 20 on,
upon The road, aaI rob private lrain Of
wagons belonging to American Traders AMI
bound Tor C1mlrlo Thcir pllns were die.
covered, and some four or i've Of he rob-
bcr' arrested and thrown u!o prison, where
they nJY remain
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
IL0n a. U.l.n MaA.

1t is with great deal Of pleasure that No
can say that wc are daily hearing Of new
cases where the Sarssptti,a and Tomato
Biuets, which are sold 10y Brown, No ~
Washington 81, are eileCuug most aSlonish-
ing cures Ia purifying the blood and ASSIST
lng digestion. Many ofjhc physicians haro
taken quite an interest IN TINS compound, and
IT is ccnsdercd 10y them the best aclole new
In use for JauLdICe, indigestion, loss oi Of
petite, aud from all complaints arlSing from
lmputily Of the blood IT Is really The best
r1cdlCine now ~ use, to Iur'v lhc h'ooi
=, eradicate al, hUmuis from the system.
!, i, a very pleasant b,ior, and easIy ia
ken We can recommend It with lhe ltr1,-
est confidence, TO our numerous rc1a't,.
Dont take cur word Tor II, but Try ono
buU.c for yourself.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

IT, Midlletowu, ola the 10th inst by Jo-
ua' Clark Esq Nh LI"ard -uad-f.lu to
N b, Nar,nrr, Val o., o.. "
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

Jv.dRgton NyHumcnt The cIc,ya-
ton Tor The foundation oil the Washington
National Monument, at Washington CIV.
commenced list week The cermonics Of
laying the corner stone vii take place IN
that cry on the 4lh Of JIly next The o.
,,lsk IS to be carried to on elevation Of five
hundred feet.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

FIRr--A terrible fire occurred in Dc
fot Nay 4'h- seventy building destroy
j. ,ncIuI'ng two ho,,ls and The \ Iycruscr
Itii.c. l. s, $500. 600.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

DNELuIuL AccIpLNT. A terrible ne =
clIcnt occurred yesterday, on tho Monuusl.
hca, opposite Birmingham A wedding
party consisting OF seven persons, nmong
them was one LJy the bulc. were crossing
the r,yct above The dam, when the boat
passed over the dam, and four OF the men
were droWncd The bridegroom was lst
but the lady. throus the cxcfuon Of Clq'.
Van Wtcde, as,lyod-lpmsburgh Com.
JouT s.h.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

NuoLrsALE Brr,ucEy. man nam.
ed Pukham OF Edgccomb Maine killed
his wife and four chlIdrcn on Thursday
night Ct last weck and then cut tls oNn
lhroa, Ills sad the husband ana Wiz, a
greed to lhc massacre. They bat b CT
MI.,ri.cs So says the Boston llail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
VALUABLE cry PROPERTY ron SALE

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
'Eshh subscriber viii sell on accommodation ,s,rs
" tne lhfee story brick Storehouse. North Meet a
nt market AMI Union streets. now oecnpied by NJ n
heisNeii as a Dry Goods store. The prorer;vV ~ in
-" ~ ~ ar ana , one OF thA besf business stsrds in me
city. ersons Wishing To make a proGf,,te 80, ~
ald secure The Nest business stand N the CITY. vonad A,
VIII" gave 'aeir early attention TO this notice AM
alloh ~ regard To the property can re obtained
y eanAus on the subscriber at the United STATES notel
streets an, w oIoh
w srehng, oct ls-eys
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
COMMISSIONER,S SALE

NNtodS, fNr Va.
flrherh Scott and others.
"N'HNNtER --Ey virtue q, = deeree 81 ria r;,.u;,
.utH'Vi court OF Law and rlIaucery for Ohlo eu
- ~ w nus case, on the leth day OF Fehrusvy
y zoe u.uefslshed, acting as commissioner tor the
,ut!ose' Win sen 70 tte highest and hest bidter At nulIic
iue'ion' ~ ihe nc dsor Of the court house of OHIO
ount,, an Saturday. the 2itl dag of Novcnl or. 1873
ia Hee'
EkNS Ten per cent Of thu purchase money to he
70 W eash' ana TIVE purchaser 10 give bonds for the
l" WIN good security. bearing interest from the
Jay g sale, and payable in three instaIments Of ID.
Twelve, and eighteen months. each.
w MITCHELL, Deputv wi for
ksiNMs, Sc e aud Commissioner ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
uDRAaE WELLS.

AGENT OF INE NINNINNtFf TIE IVVNHNT
And Printing Warehouse.
xr EEPS on band, snd manufactures TO order almost
.xA. every variety Of Printers Materials, of the latest
"a, lea and most lurahle materials, wholesale aud retail,
al Eastern prices, with a very liberal discount tor cash
Persons wishing 10 purchase an office, on application.
viii he furnished with an estin sieo OF the quantity ana
the cost Of II, ~ their stating the wnfk reqhitedt Dc
done, the size OF their pa er.
The Washington Presses manufactured at tins esish-
the,r con.trueuon. as well as a deduction OF price, nav
ing taken place. So
Foser presses made 10 order. superior rtood presses
.tsuy =, ron and an assortment OF Gesman fypes-
49, ~ ne. Gus aud borders, from the Fuundres o
Rrtcs and L White of n v, AVID !. Johnson, AHA.
49,, an maud. Pefsons purchasing tor cash are cape
e,auv tnvited 20 call before purchasing elsewhere.
ATSD-scver al second hand presses, aud second hand
,,uts Of type, bur hlIis worn, for sale low. oeib
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
tai AMI & DEL. >PL IN,
wHoLEsALE MERCHANTS,
FjEE M "a

~
wHoLEsALE DRY Goops MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, Va.
ryAvE now in store and offer for sale /
= : c3,s,a and | cases Fancy lnstre Dress Goods, de.
sirale styles Of douhie fold.
) DO Bin lpaeca aud Ius,res. various qualities.
i hsie 8 4 wooden oiioskiuss, high eolors;
Ceases laid ..inseys,
do Blue and Blk check d'
do low priced Brown cloths;
do hne English do do
do Ensi,sh Beaver do do
/ do low priced Black do
do Fiue do do
Truss French do a.. |
French i.oeskin Cassitneros-severs packages desi
ratie sly les iaHes ca>simefts;
NAN ~qnsIitics prr TX DO
do do Rise eoihs;
case sieyiean ca imrres, fancy styles;
9 do he~vy lnS lFitei saltreis;
= do low rieed hk 90
sew raj varieii les f'ey cord DO
"t:ood iatsal" TX do
seecs low priced w.a.er r"eeis; an snpdry other
st,lss OF nten- NAuitr wear, continual a Vst' eN'en
,ire s,ocs o. " ,nic'> for aav O big 'siaii sane'''
,oa. on naost fsvofaae .esn,s a d 30 te sid =.
Ne asye s.o jus, ,reei,ea suaa ~ hand
lease nan mars mn sue ware ]i.a'''A
Phfltn Aliens, s~prasue's, H'Hhefs'.t low pdc.d
.es- W,sh fsasy rtin,s,
n case Beiehu Sasfgn1s. ai ptit-s;
. 10 60 she N'sa;
Hs.vystatowp
t.GwN ua~i.ts-Iet-s a-easlcJ sutoiN ulta;
2ea-ts us4a D. tArto' t'THuea,
sea etelrAel esp eH
: Do rrntsi ,eaian Ant,ss;
do Ek GalctHe
& .Js ife&ta saaons r,ssesi
40 Wlne DO
da GrWi 'ed tud dr3o.
niar- .uyoe, ii Wia,cr -eseis, c'nsts'tag Of Blau
Z I'd. Asnr frN4f. and EEtHtNNtffCA HN 8 a-fisHtNNt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
A FARM COZ SALE.

DFNLLs
= HE subscriber purposes 10 sell the farm on VIII oh he
now resides, lying o. the head waters of Little
Wheeiing Creek in Ohio county, about half a mile from
the National Road and three .tourths Of q mile from VIM
Ciimore's Mill. The Farm contains Ia acres. on
which lisa good frame Dwelling House and a good frame
barn and COW shed, 10 feet long, aud an excellent apple
orchard. There is about IFS or 100 acres cleared. with
a sufficient quar- lily of good meadow, and the remain.
der well tmhertd. Sad fam is wen watered. Posses.
sion would he given on the list Of April next For
terms apply to the s~ubscuber, living on the premises.
ocl2S JOHN INNER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

"A large supply Of Copper Tools ard Tress Hoops
iusl received from Cincinnati, and tor sale by
tHc' 18th, ls4o. SAML. NEEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
= 81 H. 1a =.
RITCHlEToNyN
BUILDING AND COAL LOTS FOR SAL.

BUILDING AND COAL LOTS FOR SALE.
TIE saNscri'cr. who is duly authorised, offers for
= sale. an luts in the addition 10 the city Of Wheel.
ing. Known a. Rtchietuwn. MANY Of these lots arc
beautifully located. and the Ohio river in font is W ide
ana deep, afording q fine Sts anitost Landing for the
whole ength Of the town al seasons Of the yesr. He
: also authorised 10 sci a number of Coal Lots. ernhra.
ciny shout 1000 FEET Of front, satsble for manufacturing
sts-the coal wing IN the hill East Of and adjoining
ihc Town These sites arc srperor.to AZ, thing of the
Ntnd IN any other scetion of the country the caaIlyius
81 a proper ei'vatlen 10 pcrlnii tho miners to deposit il
hushcL Few places hold out stronger Inducements 10
persors W search Of q desirable location for a residence
or q Manufacturing site. Than iJtchictDwn. Located
On 'he ONO river, adjoining lie CITY tf " heeliug, and
.Nl'Fins az Us edyautages wihOut Icing sui jcet to eitv
tsNaiton- The Baltimore aud Otto Railroad. aud The
W heehag ard Gray. Greek TurspISs have bean lnr ,trd
trough the town, both of " hicA iniprov emsuts viii.
y" H,u". p" c"nrner ced shortly. For terms. which
WIZ. be very reasonable, apply to
"uecln2, oct ~ 4 r ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
pINlElCAlloN OF y ATEk

TiTIFIV1 IIVN UT y IN
YyrnE utAPIlRAGM FILTER This ti'et u hs
a isncd 80 purity ali turl'id river and other lresh wa
ter. and NAV IA used tor the c|larttcaI On OF various
auiI$ il cOHtp1ct portable aPpatatus' hol excel
u. 4 enhca 1T iiur inches IN SIZE, T. fitted ht api'to alton
Ia apv rDirmun faucet OF barrel tap, used i~r lie ans
eEat - OF futd-. aud IS Nv modification of hitrrins ne
dtnui, eons.fdtlel ~ well Tor appiedi.on l. a vessel OF
tie cAuacIts OF a keg az pal as Il - inf a'"iitalol 20
ma tx.irapt Of acilN's rnsrrNSir. u c'earses t+et ny
sti,,,v rnafusiu4 a. end for end IN the ucet MI mt.f
non, one a. Ave gaitaus per minute. Price . dolls
Ine IA s.riter il tn uHIv authorised a ent tor The
hove laers ii. thls city. and j. ready 10 put them or to
order. al al umes an,
I.b. uuhu- hre~esl - flilv rcfeirrtt to Aessrs Rev w
-..flnu. Rev nfshou W heisu. : MI elau, q Ash
-, t...- irtnr,s. Nuueiass n \ sr0al, and eiher-
Au., nave h-u, AZ 5-e. s. ht wlt ahceiiuilb cettHA iu"l
r..y a-r,f AID render paiaiahle and healthy lac most
ia.lire ~ stcf We have -
cal ou Market 81 urrnt Il " J'hNSoNS'
~ U.e 4ng. oct p. ISL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

rIttlE subscribers have Just received from the Eastern
v. cities, a fresh aud We'll selected assortment OF Med
icines. including the more recent chemicals; also pure
white aud red wines aud brandy for medical purposes,
purchase ater The moSt careful personal lisp etiou,
with a view TO superiority Of quality; and can therefore
recommend them TO their patrons and friends with en-.
tire confidence IN their purity and freedom from adute'
rstion.
We have always on hand, a supply of all the hest pa
tent preparations, among which which may he enunler
a,ed W istar's Bsisan, Ayers Cherry Pectofal, uonck's
aud lrstoi's sarsaparilla We are sole a gents for Say &
Extract OF Canchaiagua, a new California plant of rare
medical virtues, publicly admitted by Dr Tow ascend,
M .nufacturer Of Townsend's Sarssparilia, TO be War
better than Sarsaparllia." Call aud examine the above
articles al the Drug Store of
CRUMBACKER X SON,
octlS Sign of the Golden Mortar, l13 hain u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM

CASE ass rted Cost"h ihfesdi
40 "a hIeached cotton shsehhg;
100 pieces Mosquito Neit'ns lnst tess'Vea aha 'of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
MARSHALL HOUSE,

bNVN NbN Y. Y =
This house IS sai.as,e for a hrs. class ii s" or tor
A Landlord having a good oh sracter ~ MS calling, can
have a layorahle lease from date or first of ApTtI neNt.
HOGG, brownsville.
Br,wnsyile tct. ~. 20 las ~RREAuiNG, rus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
SAFES.

~ tH
FlfST received an assortment of the above FIRE Prooi
u s.fss. aud fef sale at the manutscturer's prices, ny
PRYOR 4 PAULL, Agent for the Manufacturers.
The following letter has been received from Albany;
ALnANY. Ausust -, lr48
sc HERRING, EsQ--near sir: The safe we bought of
you in the Spring OF ls47, has been tn roughly tested by
The late fire, and we are happy 10 state has more than
answered our expectation.
We were unfortunately located on the Pier; aud, as
YOU must have learned ere this, we had bat barely time
T., escape W iih our lives, before every building located
there. as far uortA as tsc cut, was IN flames
Our safe stood facing the south, in the second story,
a4d consequently faced the flames. which, with the
strong south " ind. made a heat almost as severe as a
blast furnace, aad soni"lhlng oi the same nat re-. Not
wtthsiandmg all this. our hooks aud papers were preser
we'd so mat they are all lee Tile, aud many of Them as
r.rte-t az they were before the ire.
II Is wonderful that il could have wlthsiood such a
violent heat with no more injury. when we know the
neal to have bset so powerful as t. destroy the old
fashioned sales that were taken uui OF the stores on the
p,sr aud pacei some III -tancs fro the huitt inss- Is ;
J.nes drew out his and niaeed II 10 thr waters edge;
sin 4 v.s sesroved, whila voars saved the payers and
tooks IN the hottest of lie hra. Yours. respectfully,
CIV GODARD g. 90.
y S-The hooks aud papers were taken from the safe
two DAYS after the hte.
Fors., by PRYOR 4 PAUL.,
ocl26 agents t"r the manufacturers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13
GAPS.

- ECEIVED this dav at my store. No 10 Monroe ST,
IA a large and spi.hdid assortment OF caps embracing
90 dOz OH Glazed cSps; 5 do silk Plush caps; 10 do
Mons cloth caps; ; do OIL Silk caps; : do zine cloth
caps; ) do six Youths caps, ana a me assortment Of
%cbiidret,s Fancy Mirror caps. 5 AVERY,
SEPT No 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

=, ATENT Rtveacd Bands az Beiis-N anntsctu,ed -
Iecs = nnyi tsucres-ossto : Wn"dI y i"IN
"a, Is MehE basFell fsctnry. or t'
octIs Mckee Drug Sior-, ). Whssliay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-13

Y oCKS AID Latches, with resrL, MintreI and Brass
"- Knons, best 9ualtY Flies, Rasps ava Edge Ioe|s,
fIunas and Levels, Broad ana Hand axes, best qU4tty
Hand and Ternsnt SAWS. foar fold Rsies, Steel and
steel blade Squares. for sale iow by
oci2S HENRY p. NORRIS, Main street