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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

ID OOMs TO LET--A front pa,lor with bed room adjon'
~ ing on Cd floor # house AGO Greenwich street opposite
St. JONAS Park Beach end Hubert streets AlsD,
tire ID floor single gentlemen ished or unu
nshed sin private family. Apply at he house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

~ OTTAGE AT PORT RICHMOND, 81 FOR sally
~ Ts-Let-Peasany situated the brick church,
end only fsw rods from the landing Also for Aae the fur
niture. last will be sold low. Appy to NEW.
T.iN A Rro~f dow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

T LET OFF CLOTHING AND FURSITUKE-LA.
II dies AMI Gentlemen having superuous effects to dispose
Of such as weaeg appael fa,niture &C. can oetain fair
cash price for the By sanding for the subscriber through
the post Off otherwise. who will ettend their
dea.es j. LEVENSTYN, a66 Broadway, up strs. Ladiss
con be Jed D by Mrs Levcnstvn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

| VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ eA.-Lades or Gentlemen having any supeifluous or
of 9th Furniture. Carpets, &c TO dispose Of
obt in a, cash pre for the by sending FOR the sub
;crbcr this residence lire though the Office will
| be ed 10 NJ. S. Cob en-. 50 Dunne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

I|NH-CTude MeInct.e. Mr.. Anderson; Col Damas Mr..
yachs; tauliss Mis-, Fanny W.llsck; WIDOW Menotse,
Mrs Held. To conclude with the farce OF USED UP-Sr
Charles Coldsteam, Mr.. Lester; Sir Adonis Leach Mr. II
Hunt; John lronbrace sir Vache; Lady Clutterbuck Miss
Gordon coors open ocock-Performancs 10 begin at
half patti o'clock Dreis Circle and Parquee, 50 cents
Family circlta IS cts.--Ciallery, lYh cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

II ID. SMITH, AUCTIONEEN-BY JOSEPH MUIR
N sphy, II Spruce huradsy Mt IL O'clock at
No 90 fulton ste,t; Dookbrders stock The entire .tock
Of bookbindsr giving business consulting Of cutting
ehiaes stamping do Stamping lying presses Iurg ma
chinc pasteboard machice sannng brass tools rolls
AID stamps with about doz aud fancy calf ,kins
~ Brhe cutting machine wthou, exception. the best
New York ard probably the only the KIND in the
Ivy aud worthy the stenton Of The Trade. Sale positive
without .tirn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

CONCERT ROOM, No. s32 BROADWAY, ONE
~ door above the Broadway Of prices
Admission IS cents Wednesday. Thursday, Friday eve
compny Of American md Foreign At.tes will produce
Number Of the chastc and splendid Tabeaux WANTS
Poses Pa.tques that have er been erhbted the
public Also there has been conneced Band Of Ethiopian
Minstres who will give of humorous giees, song
dances. sc. Doors opeo ca o'clock. Commence TX
o'clock ~. u "a nod order ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

OST. ON FRIDAY LAST, NEAR GREENWOOD
II CENTER large black Deg, erirg the of
Pluto: he fader will be well rewarded by leaving him
the addres, n bis collar o. at 40 Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

GREAT SALE OF MARStE MAN ELS, STAT VA
" ry Garden Fountiias Vases Pedestat Csnue Fable,
Scalio and II stcr Of Paris nsmrnts Figures &c Sc The
freud. and he public, that he attends tue early part Of
April next To offer for SALE the lie Of his large
aed va'ub stock # the above ed articles. comprising
great variety Of Ezabethn Louis XIV Gothic Roman
1reclan aud compost suitable Tor the
sive as well tbs economical dwelling and varying in
from eight hurd dosrs each
recently imported from Italy and otbes expected daily
rv several 81 which from the csel Of superior Artists
embracing chate beautiful figures well the
sttentioa The admirers Ct the ae Timely note will
he when the rles be examined well IF the
day Of sale and place of exhibition the eanme fur
ther nfomstol will be communicated by Henry H. eeds
Co. No Wall auction cc,s the Studio No 800
Roadway, between l9:h and 2Oth streets. OITARIANO
t}OHI, ScuJpor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

of Broadway and Leonard streeln
Of the ding the Of Dr. VAL
entine charac and Sguo 100 learned
Canary Bids they will be continued evening until
before o'clock Signor Ssretto will perform every
half 10 o'clock, half past the afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

GRAND CONCERT-THE ITALIAN OPERA COM.
u pany will grand Concert at the Tabernacle, on
Tuesday evening aoh March, 1919 The programme will be
published either FRIDAY Saturday March 90 1s8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

WANTED-IN AN OFFICE. A YOUNG MAN
w about age who resides with his parents He
mu be well with figures, and expeditions PEN
Apply NJ 33i Broadway. corner Anthony street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

MIR. q. ROGERTsON'S LAST ASSEMBLY OF THE
season will take rIace this evening" Nedoe,9s March
22) the Shakespeare HOTEL OF Duane and William
Mr. H. respectfully socis the company Of lis friends Tick
In he bad at ths esdencc 70 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

ITO TAILORs-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES
leave the trade, that his work the
subject of cutting garments Of every description is ready
former the diagrams being drawn ip strict &C.
the essential points have changed and
the whole plan rendered pan that who heetoors
pracced cutting by few hours application be
bed to cut HAD Of with taste without the aid Of
aescher Those who wish obtain prosf imp es,ion will
pie Sc send in their orders immediately az he edition
ted Price of tn. copy S6 those who purchased
the author, W IL SrlNEMETS NO; l73 Broadway, or A.
New York. The Ph jeJe,phis Saturday Courer Albany
Arsus Montreal Herald Phiadellhia Ledger Buff.o Gem
ION alternate dsys aud send tcir bill 3 Broadway
Il 9th dayf for On eek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

NORLIVfRPOOL-NEW L,NE-RkGuLAR PACK
II etc 26th Mirch--Ths nnd spieadld fast sailing
packet ship RO5CIUS Asa Eldrd-e, MASTER loading
and will positively sail above her regular day. For
freight haviag splendid furnished accommodations
appy hoard Orleans wharf foot of Wall street TO
T. COLLINS So Sou h street The packet ship Siddons
will auccc ed The Rosnins. and sail her reguar day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

CONVENTION HALL IT'S WOOSTER STREET
Blocker street Sixth week OF the original Sable
table and every night ths week Their
smusng and popular p.roman is electying full and
nable audiences asd mixing host of friends for them
Doors open att ocock-Concet commences at O'Clock.
SaiurdnY afternoon on March 25th 3orloch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
A P ASSlONATE LAWYER

A client calling upon Inpey. IA distinguished
tnoilSh lawyer ode day alter III. usual ) la
lalions proceeded lhus:
"Alr. lmpey want you immediatel; t, is
she VIII agalnst---, who owes me f1O.
he called upon me bout all hour since. and
toll m, that, as he was going uul OF ronn1 =
morrow, II tho neXt day, he could only uov
pay M i % OF hi. debt. want YOU IN re-
lore 10 drres, him al once for the other f2O +"
lmpey's coantenance began 10 WORK; in, re-
pressing his ndi5nation, h qu city asked lin
1t the man wos poor. Poor oh, TO h. sure:
would not ares him il h w re nor."
Imply, who WAS very humane man conld
no longer control his anger at hcaltless M
justice oi MS Glen; but working himself up
with IS ring ot epiIh.ts fan Oh has: =" You
rlscd! why, what do yun tax. me Tor? You
s4ouhlrvE What drrrsi a poor man he very
day he has paid you Ego, anl tia hai OF lie
debt! ONLoi my h Us" srr.h! aud never lei
'nr see iliat lace again! OuI sl,i" At the
sidf uhe the v.'ihtnCe with whic. he
Jumped upon his lrgS, ovtrJhrew one ii tie
"ih@e st'ols, end the apparent rase he Was in,
the Nhtter OF The furniture. and the haste in
wlich lmpry attemplr 10 replace il, 50
lhgtlened lhe unhappy client. that snatching
up hts hat, he IN ldc but one step to The door.
aud wa o,u OF sight in an ins,ant.-Lie Of
Ihel~uH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

literally wrecked hy The explosion, AMI the
ait half 81 the cabin soou DESTROYED by fire.
Few OF the passengers saved anything and
seVtrdl lost large sums Of money. The la
dies. oil whom there WERE five ouly on the
boat. escape unhurt, bat without even their
clothes, Que mother pitched hrf three chill
dren IN succession to Mr. Jno II. Jones. of
! Montgomery CO.. Tenn. who stood in the
weter and caught them safely.
capt Bennett is worn ont in body. and ex-
ceedlnglv distressed in mind The testimony
taken before Esq. Nash showed that all Ia
Officers were ON duty, and tha, The Engineer
had just lrrd the gauge, aud found pIenly ol
water. River men. however, ulo wrra nn
deck, insist that he was deceived: while ~,
h. St judges ascrihe the explosion 10 III, q, =
leciive boilers.
Several dead bodies were picked up and
buried, and The bodies OF the first Clerk and
several others who died This mominn were
brought down on the boat Several oi the
woulied cannot survive I'LL morning.
! The boat wa, insured, we learn, Tor 81 ,
900. ~
There were % horses on board. Of which
only live or six were taken off, aud o Them
several were horribly staldcd.
At least sirfy persons in the cabin were
blown into the air Jr overheard by tn ex g..
sion. the largest pir OF whom AT, missing.
We have not tinr nov Tor fuller details
! We will give more in our paper tom Cow.
1 II Is IA heart siroyning business to rscori -,
sddu Catastrophe. and we viii be glad " hen
our duty is done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

position. they odiy sssit.the bold Iir elton
81 shrlr coupitrloIs. whom tev hsv. =
vested win power 10 act. td ii they r.ce'v
y, active de' idAd aud loval, il may be- foretu 4
thai The Vital spirit OF tnr nation viii vet + =
tnaln SunCicntly to resist The. new attacks
Toh our triumphant adversaries; become
stronger IN ihe'ns Ives. aud appear, pethipS.
al iuiTrr period, victorious, recovering
liielr t"ulshed glory, thrir now Sailed name.
and Their proud lille OF freedom. Bd If. uu
Tie contrary, false policy prevails. not hav-
ing lrr its basis The noble intent of rcpairIng
the itGu.ics caused ,hp nation by INN rd,tt
and egorIsn. anuihilatimg vir,ue. thr tnnnd -
L.u ul ii It5 raj ~ysjsIu--ii such an erroneous
policy. We rp-at, is going vet 10 direct ~
during this terrible conflict, there eau h. no
>aivaiio', hG. ou the contrary. certain ruil
and sham iu Ia" uulurluIate Mrxicails.
whose nationality will I've forever hSi.
The Solemn oith yoIr ExceIirncy hiss lust
taken IN the b. ut the national rrpresen.
'atiun. bind, You in h Dor 10 follow ir,ara-
bly, the path ,nu NV. laid down: Tor the IDEAS
yon have just promulgated. TIE urJgraatsnr
uI YOUR admin stratum. gives us the sali,ia,-
tory hope I'll d hri .ht-r luturp.
Your ExcSiIrncy catn-s inlo power invest
ed WIKI an lie idciijirs iu trira Toward all
Kinds 3 pilfiD'jc efforts ia behal e.! rrur TEL
.1W q H. de-, 1uj il jaera Is an,lhiug at.t,eaG-
M on tar legislative payer. your tNc.ilrn
cy ucri MOI duuo; It's lo,al and d-cil. d ~
"P"rH o., because among lis nrnth *. the
G nvlthou p 2 Eliminates hat unani,nty. con-
-i'nc5. honor and vIr ur alunr. are able 10
save he country. Undertake, then, vonr Ex-
r'ttrnCg. tile grand wurA ul /, generation, he
Hrm ~ establishing ani carving into effect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
For Tie Times.
DlRGE FOR THE DYING YEAR.

o com'' my soul, and sing.
fof me d-tnrlina year sl'g momuiu!ly
lis LIE IS hastlag back on ia pid wing
lAto elernily.
Amid til appui lted lines.
Pregnant With seeds I'll lie. it took lis nlace-
lis part decrerd, in Gods great pantouilnes
t'y prNiteutIll grace
Ern il lis youthful age. [>lrong
W IN might II slrOve to burst tn encas. ne,,t
" h'ca hrll within OF gloriou, sceu,s The
g'gr,
a"i sweet me lodiJus S ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
Correspondence Of The Pail I edgsr.
EAClfENENr At -SUS-
PENSION OF WORK ON THE Penn
SfLFANlA RAlLROAD-SHERlFF tx
ECU Ting THE LAW.


EAClfEHENr AT HARRISBUKG-SUS
pension OF WORK ON THE PENN
SfLFANlA RAlLROAD-SHERlFF tx
ECUrlNG THE LAW.
HAkRIsBuRG Dc. %, 1917.
Strollirg up Capital bill lhis morning, tn.
eye was s,iuted VIA III, mir,al s2,ctacl-
OF hundred armed citizen dirrs. arrayed
III iiue IN front of the State Arsenal, undtr
the command Of The SIerif Of La lphin coun
". Near the bisa vi the Till. il lrJLt OF the
prison, sic id brass six pound r. daiy nolnt-
ed, I'd rea ly tor ser ice. Han lreds oil cili-
zeas, with grave aspect and h sty pace, were
running 10 and f.. to say nothing of The
swdrns OF curious boys AMI tin'i mai l., who
looked on wi h eyes ope AMI n>al!ls agap,,
wondering al the great com n,lion all tn. b,
rough through.
Inc mofaIIg SKY was brig AM i.lr. AMI
the glorious sun poured it. golden beams upon
the flashing bayonrls AM make sword, of
the accoufci poss'. At length tn. wor was
gwen TO nirch-tle shil fife S 'rcanad its
lou lest note, the drum b-at and away went
the throng Tor the scene ot action.
The ciuse of excitement was this. The
original contractors Tor the Penn,ylvanil rail-
roaC bridge across tn; Susquehanna, about five
niles above thIs place, having tro n Cause
not Clearly ascertained, suspended op,rI-
tons on TIL work, san. of the creditors ia
the borough proceeded 10 levy OH the eff CT
OF Ia. contractors. wheFru lol The po,r Ia r,f-
eFs, who had noI received pay or their Hork
becdln-, c.an"rotls aud would not permit lie
sheriff 10 Remove the things selz Il iron the
premises.
This IN 'rning the Sheriff resolved to 90
arned With sutii lent force To di,rhlr.e hi,
dnts AMI execute the law. When n, arrived
upon toe ground, the discontinued lahartrs
mingled freely with the posse. and promptly
lenbrrtd their services Ia assist the uffit.rr Of
Justice, 10 c"llecI What 1Is LIFT OF the fleets
OF The recent contrdct1rS. That worthy ottl-
car being unable to detect any sriz Die prep
ef'f Worth carryi & back 10 town, haran&,ur d
his !nrn and 3rgan ii retura march
II IS unn' Isiocd here thai the work has BE- an
gwen 10 new firm oil Contractors an that
thr original contractors my institute proceed
lngs against the Raj road Company, lhougl
Tor whit cr'ise OF upon what gror Il depolerit
khowtl'l liuf. Certain i, that exceit The
poor lahorefs who st1oi cut for their hr adj
and batt,r, tht otf.if was sufficiently !udic
rons TO excite almost universal mirth among
our cltizen~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
DEPLORABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DEPLORABLE CASUALTY Yesterday
a'ternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock, James
Rihe, about IS or 80 years of age, came to
his death, in a Sudden and horrible manner. at
the Rolling Mill OF Nlessrs. Robinson and
Eerree. ON Penn street, kensing'on. The
deceased was one OF the ldborrrs Ia the est b.
iishment, ana at the time OF his death he was
III the act OF get'i II cup Of water from H..
conduit pi pc at the side OF the rang. of roll
iers IN reaching over what is term ii the
coupling he was dragged into and hr ugh
the space between the boxes, not mere iian
three i"rh-s vile FIR about 10 or II ZACH of
length. an th~n through the middle portion
OF the tempting about ten inches space, and
about four ecn inches OF length Throu h
these apps:Ius-s h. Has rawu severn times.
at the rata # 70 revolutions per minlte, be-
lore the machinery could be stopped
phit ~ 4 meric1n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

I ~ =, 1O-'i-C ~
); VI. dffalhers 30 ivar co. Miss, badly.
H. ~ m''''itt, Dig may, N.Y., do
y: hiGhardS NJ Wheeling. do
w. ) Il T. Dayton q.
ye7s oeTis'e' t'''','''''''' '
yohl nnchlnY' az ". o,o
tnnu Wba.I!,., '>''"''' '"'''
r r Kiln p;.i,h,,,,A
I,sanI : Nlvon Jn 90
< = S,,Jar. - T. VIM, re-:
G G Trnhl,. pt,S,,nah.,st In
rlwarJ Tr;n,hI'. '''D J'' IA -
Rnh.rl N,ff,'y.n z,,aSr;r, q
J.mrs.D Ir,nb p,ra'r.harr v,
J,,n.s r Hal ia w.
J,hu nn,aIiv Ral,i,,nr,
] r. O.,rr ;,;,'r;,, ,,,>'
C.Ein Walk, 40
- within. yIi,h,r aoa
N.tha, Nv. * .'0'''S "e'''
Jesse N,tbs,xs fp;,.'n ~, NY
Inn S'.I'I'n,'' sc,n ;',.;It '''
J,rnh Sa',ta. n',,.' .i;,t,i.
Ak Iii 05in I III.
Jnbn iaInr4,h Pits h,J,.
E ' N ID ,ssy W in.si; n'1 KILL
". e Stavar, Nv ,9H,nh,ri.,a p.oo,.o
co. Va sl;ghtlv ''''''' N'0'"e
J.s.nh J1nrs Warrington Isg.,so, oo,,a
ty Ohin h,dl, ''> ''@'' e''N-
I,hn ~ I.,nss L., l .,
p,SSENc, ops o,yTEU III O'o"N'
Rohart p ,.,-',+ ~;
J,!n XIII. on,
A. Rnn,.r a n,,rer u.
G. HtrIi., G'-a,,I ",
J,hn Rn.i ", ri;
William R..arI :, nm;. NJ,
e. :, ,,ar ~,
: ti.har ~, Ot;o
Saunrl cunu;nnl,a,n Rrooto ~ ",
! S,vi ,.rt ALE. AZ ~,
r. N'D'm,I p;u-n,,rGI
] R,rn.t nar,nI nhs,
William kn;IhI yir,;,ia
John FnvItr ONO
V;Iian Will r;nc;or,,;
NJ. r. HAYDEN.
Inns !, irk.r.h,n p;,,.h,,,t
r. A. Hmm Ohio
James NJ Si.snn Ohio
Reed dickson. Cincinnati
HenIr Iad1 RanJri'h t,hio
Nm I,dI a.,
J,hn Bnrum C,aripo,n, Oh;o
William Park Du';s n,,,,,, nj.
II. DAYS Cap,i,,a ON, O'''''
- Tiger, Parkersburgh. Va.
-N't;uIloch dn
- Lamb, do
Anil do
$. McMasters.
James Brandon. Belle Al, q
Edmond Svioert DO
--ilamillon, Bearbon, O.
John B,,o dn
Jane, Soront. dn
\ Bacon, A,
Wan AlIen. Wheelin0. v,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

O. We have received from Wakeman
part LIST Of the Mysteries and Mseres of
New YORK, b; Ned Bun,Ina, base produc-
ton by as great d scoundlel as ever Went
unhnng.
We have also the -" c 'cIsney in America .
which is an amusing work.
Greeley < MrElralh', Wing Almanac IS
before US. from Wakeuan's D pot. 1t should
Be generally purchased and preserved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
RAIL ROAD

The citizens Of Steu5enyilir. held IA meet,
ing on Saturday evening Dec 25lh. al which
Col Roberts pref ed, and which appointed "a
toward Mt. Vernon and Columbus, and en-
aeavor TO procure its passage by the Leeisla
tura OF Ohio. A committee was also up-
pointed to confer with the Eastern cities upon
the subject. Success To them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

Then as i sprung srace,
The grand devclopemenI began to show;
o mount, my soul with Joy rcslstic trace
How vast the splendors grow.
The eternal mountains rear
Their huge proportions. dest in emerald green
The ver!ant VALUES bloom Nth howerets fair
Delightful to be seen.
The nsry-colore1 gF v"s
Echo with rith mBgnili ence If srnl
la unison the purins sir-amIet moves,
With many merry hound.
q! What gor-eou, w'ai!h
OF glory - sp.f,lnes, - shines ia all Col.
works
Ia ali things seem benifceuce anil health,
In all blessing Turks.
But soon this year will sink
IN death-ii7 opportunities be past;
Retire thin thvsp (. my >oul--O! think
This year may be I'll. lat.
ARIEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
d. { ~ 't,e..ptIt l,:H i<., Fall tongi,
House and lot for ~,

fsNtHo otlI sEiJ IOI tNtiC.
Inn'ic auction ON Monday February. 1875 nv house
slo !ol on Mam sueet near North The lot is 20 fee,
me whole front, colalns 10 convenient rooms in which
aetwo excellent Stove. The wIs!e is in GOOD repair
"ei inrnsl cal aud well adapted for Two families or for
oui houses ~ w i
hhMs-Lieral and made known al the sale II
The same is sold as above il viii he for eyt ,or ,s
ehsn ng year, by Nh. WilIi"m Hall, Market st.
aec "A JAMES ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
VALUABLE EE.ti. ESTATE
FijR SALE.

" WILL oier for at public auetioi at tie Coutt
- | ouse III the ciif OF Wheeling the lowing desert.
led property, Moday The ltih day of January lsIs
rtuu!encihs ct 9 r'c'nct. T.. u, viz:
TRIMS GF SALE one iijrd cash, and The residue
/ al No u, on Mari strfs,t. .nnih Wheeling, on
which is good Two story brick building sui,aslr for
two tcrtmeuts.
Of The purchase money in equal ms a'nents Of Niuc
and Eltecu months. she purchaser giving len on the
prnnerty purchased TO the deferred enis
jal I'm u. ALLEN Executor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
70 Hatters and Country s,er-

IhANIs.-WILttAM +: ERHARDs, No. la?, North Cd
street ahove Race composite Branch, Phadelphia.
Has constantly an hand large assortment of new ard
fashionable Gaps of all kinds to which he invites the at
iehi"n OF the Trade and no has for the last wears
nee" engaged in this particular branch and succeeded in
flnss II 10 such perfection viii lie seen b; The fol
towing Extract from the Report Of the Committee ON
Inc Exhibition ofihe franklin Institute al Phl1
No9 DIG Men an Boys Cars by WIN 2. Erhsrdt No
Id Norm "a street Ibadclrha, well and neatly made
one OF the cas- deserve some ro!ce account OF IL,
convenience. one side csth and The oie, of oil 81,
and eiihcr can lie de the rle astre of Tie
wearer This so far as the Jrd,as know the frs, IN
s'ahce OF such an arrangement applied TO Caps"
dec 25--3.w-2u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

FF1HE undersigned viii continue tho business on his
10 own a;connt al tina I'D stars and will prosecute Il
WITH renewed energy and vigor. lie he stis friends
aud eusione 10 continue their patronage. and assuns
Them tat he wil do best Keen vnad en-
| OF g"'ds ind in al! else 10 give satisfaction.
+ jan 1 J. SENSENEy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

c. The CJunty Cour, yesterday reconsi :
derrd the recomnen IaiioA to the Executive
o. Sheriff ior QniJ Co. and Mir. Simrn,' name
viii be paced first On the list sent to the
Governor wac, vs. Understand, will imlne-
dlately Commission him.
RicharI simns, Esq will therefore be the
next High Sheriff OF Ibis county Tor the pe-
nod OF two years, commencing from the first
Monday of March, 1913.