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CHARLOTTE. N. C. APRIL rs, 1s4s.

cien,!y so 10 have repaid the adventurous
arch,ec, for his periious journey, leave
to the romantic readers Of the Courier 10
Imagine. | understand that a lady has since
the above date made The daring transit.
have watched the progress Of This gfea,
work anxiously. The Engineer is writing
his name in iron letters on the record Of
useful men. This is no. hrs only achieve
men'. The bridge constructed al W heel
Jug, Virginia, Of 1000 fee, span. is bis de.
signing. shall keep your readers advised
Of every importan, progress IN the grea'
national work. whose FIRE, usefulness 10 mar
the object Of all right Iabor) | chronicle
TO day. trust il may be ages before any
enc shall! be able TO cay in respect to thu
bridge of The cataract: Tho las. link i
broken"
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
POETRY Y.


ALICE.
sr xfs. D ELLss GOODMAN.
Hgs step was like the iwn's.
when In the early summer mern Il brushes
Tie dee drops ffea, tho flowers;
Her seses like The Iow thrilling song which gushss
Fun yonng bird that roanis
Amid Tie iesfy bowers.
Her eye 10 it's DARK depths.
With its ieng heavy fringe Of raven dye.
Gsred gentiy, drcanily
Cpen the blooming earth. the azure sky
Aad on her full red lips
A smsls lay quistly.
The thick ecrls Of hsr hsir
Clustered like shadoss round her pssrly bro~;
gm And 10 her marble check.
Cfsrt of tho rose's rich and lovely glow.
Yes. enc vas very fair.
AEd beautiful aud meek.
But when the hads Of Jsns
Were swsesly bsndiag Meath the deep blue sly.
And musie stirred thn sir,
The pafs clad creature laid her down TO die.
A bright smile vfss,hcd her lPs.
Sarh a. tho angela sear.
-CsiHmbiss Asga:iss.
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The French Provisional Govern
nlcMt,

QUARREL AMONG THE MEMBERS.
A letter from Paris, March 18th, 10 the
New York Herald, says:
NJ. Ledru RoIln is understood IN stand
alone in the ministry and government, as
the partisan Of tie mob. and the declared
adversary Of the intelligence, property and
responsibility Of the country. lie IS the
leader Of the commonsrs. and those vi hose
opinions and spirit are mos, hostile 10 the
maintenance of tranquility and order.
Some curious scenes winch have occurred
between him and his colleagues in the llo-
!e! de Vile, have formed The common topic
Of conversation.
Ga the l5h, i, is said that sharp alter.
cation took place upon the above questions,
a, the sitting Of ihe members of the gov
eminent. in the Hotel de Vile. High words
ensued be,~ cen NJ. Iedru Rolin and his
colleagues. The Minister Of the Interior,
raising his voice 10 high pitch, aud using
the most extravagsn, ees,iculaIIons, rushed
towards. the window with the apparent OBJ
Ject Of calling IN on his colleagues, the
thousands of rabble who filed the court be.
low. NJ. GARNER Pages. II is said, there
upon drew loaded pistol from his pocket
and declared tina, if NJ Ledru Rullm ad
vanced one step further he would shoe, hin
dead. He, in addition, lnlimated that ht
had IN his pocket evidence tina, NJ. Ledu
Rolin had plundeied the treasury since BIZ
appointment, TO the government OF nearl,
half million of francs, aud that If furihe
provoked be would produce and publish
This fact.
lIereupon The ardor Of the Minister G
The Interior is said to have abaled; but 4
the course Of the coitllci, Al. LedIu Ro
lin is said to have approached NJ. De L.
: maritime, the Minister Of Foreign Affair
with the most Extensively violent gesticuls
lions, aud 10 have all but struck him, oper
" menacins that he would place himself I
the head OF the populace aud exie'mina'
the government.
NJ. De Lam8rtine is reported 10 have re
Piled 10 this with a n'eup,uous smile, an
TO have SAID that he would rather lose b
: life o, The hands Of The popu'ace IN an emeui
than BY the eu,llo,,ne, which would ba
fec,ed under the regime OF NJ. Ledru RI
E I'm.
/. Such were the reports Which were COT
!. monty circulated in PARIS on Thursday, Il
10 b Of March.
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To DRIVE RATS.

Mr.. Charles Pierce, OF Milton, recon.
,nends potash for this purpose. The rats
troubled him very much, havog eaten ,hro'
the chamber floor; they appeared 10 grea.
nun bers and were very Troublesome, so that
he fell, justified to resor, TO siraiesem and
severe trea,men. for their expulsion from
his premises. liz pounded up potash and
s,re~ ed around their holes, threw some un
der their holes. and rubbed sone on the
sides Of the boards and under part where
they came through. The mex, night he
heard squeAl,ng among them, which he
supposed was from the coustic nature Of the
potash that had got among their hsis Or on
their tare feet. They disappeared, aud he
has not been troubled With them s.nce that
limo, which was nearly year ago.
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Frem the Petersburg Intelligencer.
Gen. Scott g. the Administration

One would have supposed that the burst
Of indignation which greeted the Conduct OF
the Administration towards Gen. Tay lcr,
would have made them cautious in their
treatment Of other brave ncn in the SER
vice Of the coun'fy. Ea. i, seems that the
lesson thea received failed TO make lie pro.
per impression. Littleness and spite seem
to be the characteristics Of this Admins.
tralion, and they will crafty their malevo.
lent feelings no matter @ha, the cost may be.
The spectacle presen!ed by Gen. SCOTS
position a, this moment. will hardly find
parallel in history. After a series Of the
most brilliant victories ever obtained, he
fnds himself in the mids. of the army that
lie commanded but little better than pris.
oner Yes, the man who, IN the glow ing
language Of Daniel Webster, has per.
formed The mos. brdian, campaign in mlh.
,aty annals Ia man tina, has varied a.
gains. the enemy, warred against the eli
mate, varied sgainst a thousand unpropi.
tious circumstances, and carried the flag Of
/ his country 10 the capital Of the enemy
honorablv, proudly, humanely, to his o~r
permanent honor and the great credit OF bis
county," has been degraded from his con-
msnd and brought TO trial
"lf there be crime Of deeper die than
all the guilty train Of human vices, rs IN
gratitude" aad President Polk should bt
made to pay The penalty Of 1t.
Can any one doubt that this is pertecu
ton and malice "rt lei i, no, be SAID ,ha
this proves that &.r4 hhcs DIE unsraieiul.
The people Of this !, pl lie hold this &C
Of the Administration IN inesPressibe sco'
and will make them pay dearly for IT,
GcD. scott. so far frurn briug friured, vii
be greatly benefited BY the eborive at
Temp, to destroy him. as is well remarked
by the New Orleans Plcayunc:
sin scanning the .epor. Of the proceed
ings Of the Court Of Inquiry, as far as The,
have gone, .iey confirm The opinion lonl
entertained, that Gen. Scot. will come OF
Of these difficulties with fame frightened
by the ordeal i, has been subjected to. W.
dorot not that his renown as great cap
lain will be enhanced by security Of the
/ uuHth'cu His'oi} vi 'uS "oi. ~ "Su'u
seem that already evidence Of his having
originated stra,ese;ic measures, il which
he was no. supposed TO have participated
in the first instance, has been b,oush to
light, and the further the Developments 60
it is probable the better his genius aud mil
,tary Knowledge will be appreciated. A
contention like that which he is now enga.
.ed 10 vii: bring him out in bolder and bet
ter relief; for ii must be admitted that the
General has contracted on outer cfus, which
10 some sort prevents his inner merits from
being seen Of men. The issue Of this IN.
qairy may be awaited by his friends in con
tidencc tina, he will no, only coue out Of ii
scahless, but with bis character better un.
derstood, and as a consequence more valu.
ed by his country"
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THE BEST JOKE OF OUR TINES.

We have ,eud the follow lng wondf Gus lie.
gend and mus, say that We csunot now
despair of humanity any more:
The NV York correspondent OF the
Phlads'pIna ltquirer, says the Mobile Her.
aid, Tells an amusing story OF new ,n'eo.
i,on against rogurs. called the Combins-
ton L1ck Rss-a.i, .. Wall -,.-., L,o-
ker OF cons dcrsble wealth. and lives 10 gfes,
style, IN tho west end of Gotham, pufchas.
ID a bcaui'ul IRE proof safe. in Shich 10
secure bis valuabies neairs, the fiery ele-
menis. TO Which he sthyed one of those
beautiful pieces of mechanism. They are
80 Strangely complicated ,ha, you may lock
Ihrm, baud ,he key TO the manufacturer
even, and the chances are one TO ten thou
Sand, that he will not lie able 10 open them.
The wards and interior arrangements Of
these locks are alphabst'ca ) arranged. and
YOU select a word IN the language, take the
letters and lock tho wards answering TO
these letters. ons by one. Thus take the
word "chair you lock c. then II then
A then |, then r. Now, II must be unlock
ed IN the same way, and unless YOU hi upon
the exact word you Will never be able 10 un.
lock It. Wei, the broker 10 question lock.
ed his new safe according to the word
boots" bu, after working at Il for hour
nt more. the next morElng. he could not IN.
ock Il, aud gave 1t up IN despair.
All h,- funds we're locked up, says the let.
ter, and he had no money 10 carry on his
business TINT day, but as he cred, MAS coed
he raised sufficient for the purpose by Dor.
ro~ing OF the banks: the next morning the
manufacturer Of the lock, according 20 70
quest. called 10 ascertain the difficulty. He
said he had no doub, he could unlock the
safe, # the gentleman would tell HIM the
word to which he locked u. Boots was
The word, and TO work ae set to unlock II 10
F." boots" Well. he tried, sangulne Of sue.
cess. but I" boos" would no, unlock the safe.
tie tried again and again, and was no more
successful. He tried an hour, two hours,
and three hours, with no success. Finally
happy though, struck hun. He wiped the
preparation from his face, took drink OF
water, examined the key again and looked
u, the broker straight IN the eye, and said:
Sir. al!nw me to ask you how you spell
b0o,s." How do spell boots y SAID the
other ..Why, spell il rght-how do you
spell II 7" "Ob, never mind, SAID the man
Of combination locks, show | spell um
" B u.ts, to be sure" said the broker
The ID YOU do" said the lockmao; land
II ou spell boots butts, will unlock the safe
but" aud he did unlock 1t within the twink.
ling oi an eye.
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" That anger. hole 7" ses |.

:" Yes, Sr; tina, very Identical auger-
hole. White was BORN away, Sally cum
IN the rom. Seem whs, | was at, she
raised up her hands Name O. sense.
james ses she, heve you los, your sen.
sesP | bored away, while she stood and
'ooked a. me within sayin snolher word.
Thar ! ses |, pullin on, the auger when !
was dome When that hole grows up,
then III take anolbe. glass Of spirtsp Sal.
ly seed into my ,dee a, once, and putin her
arms around my neck, cried like child.
cred little too, and may be l kissed
Sally time or two. Bu' that's ,oofe'n ten
years ago, and the auseI.hole amt crowd
up We, y
"And you"
liant fetched a drap Of liquor from
that day 10 the y
"Weli," yes {" if sll suger.holes could
have The same good effect, rs pity bu,
one copld lie bored over evry hear.h.sso
10 he country"
l'ssusIy ornament. Sir, but lis faith.
/ fu monitor.
! ~ spo-e you haint lost no more horses
and wagons sense" Sc. |.
me; fortune has smiled on Us from
tina, da,. Ii @e AIN, rich, we're as we'll OF
~ ou' ne'ghbnrs With the same chance
ard nov, insied Of being miserable and de
graded, We are happy and conseniet
| sni's."
"You may we'll call it the greatest gu
| ger-hele that was ever bored"
with US. us cum 10 be SOFT Of house
hold deity. lis always thar, like nevef
sleepiD eye, 10 watch over our actions, re
mirdin Us Of the Past, aud wsrnin US for TIN
Fulute!'
Sense my night With nv Cherokee
trend, thl,'s been lots OF good done for III
Temperance cause by Father Ma'lhew
and the Wssh,neiunians, aud the SIns G
Temperance bur dou't bliese. amen
'em all, thor ~Bst better Tempetonc
usn ihan James By eIs, or that ther eve
sss pledge better stuck TO, than hc s'uc
10 his AuGEI HOLE.
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I'VE are glad to see the following in.

W We are glad to see the following To-
,eresing and complimentary paragraph. in
the New York Journal Of Commerce, rela.
1--we to q new feature recently introduced
into our College - South. Corofinidn.
NEWSPAPERS IN COLLEGE.
The learned Professor Of History and
Philosophy IN the South Carolina College,
Dr.. Francis Leiber, is in the habit of del,v.
ering regular newspaper lectures. Every
fortnight the students assemble for this pur.
pose, and are expected to be well acquain,.
ed with the chef events. both foreign and
domestic that may have transpired during
The preceding two weeks, in the political,
literary aud scientific worlds. They are
FIRST examined according 10 a plan which
sy scientifically embraces all countries, and
are not only required to know the events,
but are directed TO use books OF reference
so as to give a fair accoun, OF their devel
opment. After this, the Professor takes up
one Of the chief subjects and lectures upon
1t, avoiding, with gtea. skill, the dangers
OF party politics.
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J. L. BADGER. Editor.
r. j. HOLTON,
Proprietor and Publisher.

III Adrtrfissments ins,rftd at Oae Dollar per
sgssrs. &c lines or kss. this sized tgps.) or the
Erst inssriisn. and IS esn's for each eoniinu.
sses. Court Gdpertissms1ti and SLsriG's SAILS
charged Is per cent high~; and deduction 81
33A eer cent. sciiI b. made from NE rsguisr pr.
sss. for sissifisers BY IA, year. Adrtrtissrasnis
asserted mosihly or quarterly VI PEI sqrars for
sssa time. Ssmirsaihiy Is esnis per square
for each line.
cTPa,masscrs sro respectfully requested to
act as Agents.
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BRIGHT.


"Are those democratic dogs I" asked
polluclan of little boy, who fol, rich IN the
possession Of number Of puppies, but a
few DAYS old.
"Yes, SIR" was the reply.
"rhen, | Won, buy them; | don't wan,
any bu, WEig ones" SAID the gentleman.
"WeI, SIR" sad the boy. "thsy are de.
mocralc now, because they haven't got
their eyes open. They will be Whigs tas,
snough one OF these days"
The whole lot were purchased. - Lynn
.News.
DR.. Bsecher says: "Never chase lie.
Let !, alone. and it will run itself to death.
| can rork ou, good character much fas
Ter than any one else can liz me ouI Of H."
The editors Of the Mobile Register &C.
knowledge the fece,p, Of a present. Of ine
ripe s,ra~berfiss, grown in garden near
tbs, city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
WEIGH. DELAvAN & NATlIAN'S
NATIONAL CIRCUS.
]. w. Bsncker. Ascent.

VIII reform IN South W h,e,iut two days ONLY Thurs
day and Friday afternoons AMI evenings, April 9th aud
2sth. Admission, = ee7ts; no hail price
A0etuoan performance To es~iuenee al O'Clock;
Evening az O'Clock.
rrsee..on wiu parade through town al or aiou, 10
O'Clock. \. VI.
THE ARAitMNXA. OR IMPERIAL rrRsIAN
CHARIOT DRAWN az THIRTY HORSES.
This gorgeous Chariot rom thr Mandatory Of J.
Stephen & 60. 2tii ~Ueet. New ork, has lust hUcn
completed. Fur It's graceful psna,riuns eVtuisge
workmanship, and brilliant emblazoury, g has never
been eiuaed. either aucicnto or inodern times. u Is
said To be- fashioned atte ta model OF the Imperial Gina
riots OF Persia durine reign Of Cyrus the Great.
The sides Of tbc Caariot divided Into panels,
separated ny richly gded scroll in style OF
LOUIS the fouriseuth. The scroll work Is hOrcred ~
beautiful frl moulding and runs along tie top well
as tn bottom ct the Charst. Each panel u superb
painting The two front panels on the RIGHT aud leu
IN Algeria the .Razzla" the other ''sur
pri G." The tive centre panels represent the amusement
Of Hawking. Inc two extreme panels, which are dou.
bic, represent Equestrian Feais and Chariot Races IN the
HlpyOirome of Coastantinopie. They are magnificent
paintings, and remind the Classic rea Ter of the noble
1adIes Lace mouia Athens and Macedonia, who 50
often commended for the vctors crown in the Oy mpian
Hppodrome -.-,
cloth Of purple velvet trimmed with deep silver
fringe pendant from border Of hae aud yellow velvet
the whole decorated with eagles equestrian ngsres stars
and flowers wrought III gold and silver. The Cnario
appears horne along Between the expanded wings n
two mighty dragons, apparently OF massive geld, which
crouch above the wheels of the Chariot liver the
backs of CharIO horses the colossal heads Of two
CoIlen E,gles their bodies rveoped in the rtch foliage
of leaf moulding which borders the end Of the Chariot
and disappears al tho bottom The back panel is pain
tn OF the ny Ierscus, of Andromeda from the
sea Monster. The Harness Is of the costest dcscrip
ton, aud the most superb ever manufactured IN any
country
displayed refinement OF taste most correct, deiieat'
and cfasie, csmhiued with genius for invention aud
improv sment of the very highest order The severa
atzans engaged in carrying out thehesgu so accurately
elegantly aud tastehy, in the exquisite finish of III
workmanship. and in The more than regal gOrgcousnes
and sgendd of its decorations have achieved prout
a, in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
WESTERN lpvERrIslye Avn coLLEcrINe

AGENCY.
WV. hIV,LoE. Third street. two doors east
OF Pos Gtii Pitishurg, Pa. Is our au.hor
zed Agent ipr hat city. Mr. N. ais st'euds
TO ne colerli n ot bills against persons IN
in shat cily-lirge or smal-and refers TO the
Editors Of tn, Pittsburgh pres, IN particular,
and the western press generally.
f. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
PHILADELPHIA. is a2-ut for procuring subs IT,.
tions ard advertising Cor the Wheeling Tuur
BrnIESr & GREEN. 81 Street. opposite tn
Posi- Office. Cincinnati. will act as Agent
for the Wheeling Times, aud all orders lei
with them viii he promptly attended To.
FoLNEY =. PALMER l. authorized To ~ =.
scent Tor receiving subscriptions aud adyer-
tisenents Tor the Wheeling Daily Times s
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Phiadel phia, New
York aiad Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, al the Southeast corner of Nortl
and Fayettc streets:
Philadel rhia. n. w. Corner OF Third aud
Chestnut SIS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Bsltimor,
aud South Sis. is duly authorized agent io
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

. virtse OF deed Of trust from Upton l. Talbot ia
81 me, recorded in the clerk 5 Office Of the county
court Of iycr county, Virginia shall sell at the front
door OF the Ceur House ~ the city of Whe-Iile on
saturday the bth day Of May, ISls tie highest and
best Bidder at Public Auction the .rst and saw
mn formerly ~ possession of w Shocking. near SIS
cfsve, Va and the ground which il stands aud The
land annexed thereto, Icing upwards of two acres a.
more fully described IN the SAID dee Of trust Their,
on the land.
TERhs.-O2c third of the purchase money in hand
and the balance IN one two and three from the day
of sale. with interest, and satisfactory secuyy Selling
A. trustee engage 10 convey only such title as is vested
in me I,y said desd OF trust
April e, ls4S CHARLES w RUSSELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
ITO BIZ lNSI RED-or not Ia t.e-thaf's the ouesfi
= Mhnter II Is hafInr L.- d..
WESTERN INSURANCE cOMpANy

n HIS company, being duly organised is prepare
- To make insurance every description Of Fire an
Marine Risks such dwelling houses Store Houses
with therr contents. Aso steam Boats Flat boats an
hcel bnss with their cargoes, and from any port o
te ONO anu Mississippi rivers, thcrtrbuay stream
Applications for Insurance to be made for the present
the oihce OF the Wheeling Savings Institution.
NrF1V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
NEW FASHIONABLE SPRING AND SUMNER
EkRK 6sssDIsA.


r. FORGE McMURRAY is now opening at his store
- room on Market Square, splendid stock u beau
tliu styles to which he respectfully nves the aitent
of his customers; viz:
FaR GENTLEMEN.
Boley superior B!'k French cloths,
Swiss do d. do
English bPk cloths and cassneres silk hard aud satin
Ncstings; Marsalies cashmere and merno do; Taiers
trimmings, &c, &c.
FnR LADIES.
Supr cancs hair and SILK Dress Goods in great variety
do Fren-h Lawns of the most delicate styles
do Scotch and English Lawns Iaiuhanas shaded aud
barred Goats hair. Tissue, SIR do India satin, French
karlsion and London Ginehans in great variei, at
APPS GEO McMURRAY'S Market So
GuP'R White Pomes, French Gimp. Florence Braid,
~ ana English straw hOnucts silk and satin Fnrasols,
Mode and Varie.aed SILK Gmps and Fringes, Bonnet
de' supr 1914 white Grape, Shaws do White six purple
edge no. satin striped Poll de Chavre style Dress
goods; Flowers, Wreahs. Japonicas, Tmseed, &c.
wrought capes collars ec Thread Iacfs, Edgngs In.
servings, i'obbns in variety Irish Linens Linen
Lawn do with an extensive stock of French and I'm s
chintz. American do. cheap at
APPS G McNURRAyiS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
FOR RENT.

"a DESIRABLE Farm GRAY. Creek There is
49, aout 10 acres cleared and suitable .or oats or corn
WIN good Dwelling house aud Stable; and as the sea.
sou 10y renting has 50 lar advanced vii he rented low
nave several dwellings III this city for rent. Any one
wishing 10 rent any of the above property. win do well
to make early application 10 mo CDsHORN
Wheeling, April Is Real Es,ate Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
CDEG:sEys;S, ONO,

TI'oV u f'NVT' WI y Y = ATENI1 FOT
WHEELING. II x. LIST
- Ar SrgLLE 4 Ltsr's WAREHorsx, w ,rrR Sr
FtliEN VIII take risks Buildings OF all kinds steam
- boats aud Cargpcs Factories Mills Keebnats Flat
boas aud Cargocs etc. against loss damage by ire
OF the dancers aud peris of the seas lakes rivers on
very MVoraWe terms sen Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
= q ~ 1g -.
FARM FOR SALE

Will. sell MY tErm NJ one humid ell and one acres
- situated IH Belmont couuty, uhio opposite the up
per end 0f Wheeling island. There about nv i've
acres iinproved ruod 1--WE ling Barn sud stable i've
good Springs and young orchard OF 90 ia
Apple trees. beside peals, Peaches ruu and Cherry
trees AVID grape Nnes bearing The face OF the hlii
fronting the river j. well calculated for retug the
cnai viii sell The above reasonable price aud or
good terms. Apply to JNU. X. BDTSFOED,
MAR y ia W heeng.
y A. will also sell Congress Han
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

FNISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.-The partner
~ ship heretofore existing between + Connolly and
J l. w AIDE, under the iifm of CoNNELLY 4 WADE, vas
dis. ed the LIST inst by mutual consent 1t is des
rahc that all those having either against
Il + CONNOLLY,
Aprl2 JOHN WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
NEW FIRM .

BOOTS AND SHOES The subscribers having asso-
- tiaed themselves together under the style and firm
of ] CONNOLLY II son, will continue in the Shoe
business in the house, No -. Main St, formerly
pied 5 shoe stsre by Connolly N Wade. We expect
to receive from the east shortly, large and well
ed stock, necessary carry the business in all
different branches, and it is object TO compete
with the eastern manufactures, intend. by strict
attention to business, TO insure the antci-
PATE AMI to merit the patronage of friends and the
public in general; therefore, give general invita-.
tisn to all to give us trial ] Connolly,
April II, lSiS + CONNEILN.