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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
Later from Rio Japeir0.

By the arrival of the iast-sailing ship Cowrcr,
Capt. Wolfe, from Rio Janeiro, we have received
files Of the formal do Commerce. to the 10th Of
April, from which we translate the following items
of intelligence for The Tribune;
The U. s. ffigste Brsndywne bearing tho broad pen
nant of Commodore Storer. arrived at Rio the 9th
of April bringing from Montoydco 10 the 25d Of
March At the latter place, the night Of the Goth Of
March the distinguished Argentine author Don floren
clio vmola editor Of the C0nm0oio del Plata was bar
barously Assassnsicd before the door Of his own dwell
ing. lie beloved and respected by all the popOls
tion OF Montevdeo
The Governor OF Monievidco has prohibited all com
muneaton with the camp Of oribe
The Jcysai DO Cowaaelo of the 18th ult saws
ave have to-day received letters and papers Of the h
alt from Moatevideo negotiation has appeared TO
adjust The question Of hr Rio de la Plata which has yet
hardly been commenced. Messrs Gros and Gore have adj
dressed notes to the Governor OF Monievdeo the General
in-ehefofhe army, u the Argentine ConiedeTacy, and
Governor OF Baenos Ayes. limiting themselves,
ed to announcing the object OF their ussion,he psehcaoa
Of The Rio de Ia Plata The Governor Of Monieydeo and
General Orbe replied communicating their assent On the
eh the Brush Aecio returned nom Buenos AyTes
with the reply OF the Argentine Government 6si lis tenor
was not known The agents Of the intervening powers stu
remain board.
Tbs blockade Of Saado Ensenada and BgceO con1ngeS 70
be suspended.
The Provincial Assembly Of Rio lsneiro was to open
on the Goth Of May.
Senior Manuel Joaquin Henriquer de Pasys is named
Secretary o. the Government for the province OF the
Rio del yorte.
Great excitement cccasoned BY the news Of
the French Revolution. The French Consul hauled
down his GAG and refused set unt he should receive
orders from France.
Lord Snowden was % sail for England in short
time The L. 5 brig Perry was up the river freishis
were dull and good cropof Coffee was coming IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

II \ gentleman who wishes 10 win his adys ~
hearts love-" cannot do better thing than present ~ -
apackage u OoCRAVp's EiGn Aelioitod >cp-so oor .
ed for removing tan pmple-, frecAes, rng'vorn- a
Ness, salt rhegm, rcdness. Oughness &c. GoVkA.b,
d5es SEbtes potent IN the eNupauon Of suPeney ..
man hair. GoCRAUD's OreciaA Hair Dye Is pIepAsss.
pressly 70 convert red hghi gray or white hair 10 -
iul brown or black GoURAUDs Liquid Rouge uk,s IN.
brilliant and permanent carmne ngefo pale eleck ~. y
~ Take particular notice thai Dr. fax Uolh, !, IA
nowued preparaiioas can only be obsained genele II
Depot, VI 81 Walkers. first store FROM Brosdwg ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

SILVER Door PLArEs-Beauufuly engraved and
rnted, for $500 a }. EgERDELLs', coz Broadway,
Daanes hrst square above siewar's marble Cal
aui see specimens my9f tied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

To PUBLlc-I hereby agree to forfeit $1,000 # do
not sell good Boots for - sold the city for
s. 81. And furthermore. agree 20 forfeit the same
any other sells good Boots for 81 81 as SELL
have the largest retail trade OF any IN the city, and
shall endeayor keep by selling better Boots at lees
prices than my competitors u. b. JONES,
mv2l Nv IA Am.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

~ Gen. WINFIELD ScoTT will visit our city
tomorrow landing at the Battery at about
o'clock, and will be received by the Corporation,
the Military and the citizens ms becomes his eml-
nent services aud fame. Programme Of the ar
raDgements in our next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
.NEw-ORLEANs. Nov II.
NiarkeIs.......Nl

CorroN-Middling advanced :. SuGAR--Fair q /
MoLAssEs-No change. FLoUR-Quiet. FEviGHS-
Ono engagement EXCHANGING improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rs7- Let those parents who would Indulge their clldna
with few hours profitable recreation, accompany irn IL
afternoon the American Museum, where. DO aldaou 10
Tie million of cllosucs. Wax Stauary, Giant Baby, 4c
there viii be- splendid performances az 81 and 0cock, By
the sereualers Great Western. Fire King, &c. &ci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

ship -Clogrcd-Bark ohm Potter Philadelphia
barb Union ANA brig Eliza Jane, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

SUMNER HATs.--NAsSOCgs. Haiiers respectfully iHona
ae friends and Tie public that they removed from be
rooms they occupied lol, 10 the store Broadway lne1
house aboye where hey prepared exhibit their sun
mer style Of Gentlemen. Hats, consisting Of White Beaver
White ana Pear Castors, together 9Th large assormer
Of Mems and Boys Straw HAS Of he various kind. and QgL
ines. tmy23 81 WARNOCKs, 90 Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

R0cKLAND CEMETERY.-rhe boats for the Cemetery viii
leave nuanesi this morning 90 % NJ, touching At Han
moudst Should rain. the dedication will be postponed
aud notice Of the time given n the papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

~ The facilities for reaching the city by Steamboats,
railroads sc from the ghong counties and States oref
strong miuceme those who prepared In man
urr accommodate farmers, merchants, manuiaenitf
mechanics. Sc make 10 known 10 them by ndvrrrsns
the best papers of the country. which can be dole
pAINER's Agency, IN Ile Tribune bnLdlngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

- LrARY CO's.-SUANiEa HAr, 1919, of Rocky Mon.
tain vcry Bctyer without miIfgye VIII be- Introduced q
Wednesday ihe 1ifh INST The popularity 90 ibis unn'ao
fabric frs Introduced by last summer and The universal
favor ara admiration which elected has induced us aeaA
to nee our best endeavors procure supply Of the
article which now prepared o otter The public ~
price my2d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

70" The Express is requested by two County
Delegates represent that the time designated by our
City Delegates for meeting in this City Of the New
York Delegation 10 the Wing National Convention
Thursday evening June y is TOO early. so we Tear
but how can it be improved Several OF the Dele
gates wish to go TO Philadelphia the last OF the
week and it Is hoped that nearly al VII be here by
Friday 1t is desired that NewYorx shall be heard IN
the preliminary deliberations well in the ultimate
decision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
RRnnhLYN AEFAIRs

CHARTER CoNyENrIOy.-This Convention held
: meeting az the Common Council Room lat evening
tor the purpose OF taking up for confederation tide
flh OF the engro-sed notes which have been passed
upon by the Convention, and engaged during all
thl evening la correcting them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

AssACLrs.-Janes Farley was arrested yester-
day By officer Kenne on a charge Of violently assault
ia. Anthony Smith Tie was held 20 bail in the sum Of
600 % appear az the next Court Of General Sessions
.-. William Badoz was arrested Yesterday on a charge
IL violently a.sautng William Patterson and several
other persons AZ GOwanu- tie was held % answer
Michael Day gave bail yesterday the OF 500 for
his appearance AZ the next Court OF Sessions for an
assault upon Edward Callahan . Peter Victory wa.
held 70 bal yesterday IN the OF s2O % answer
charge U! assaultng officer Hlcks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

A Nav PARf,H--A new parish Of the Protest
Episcopal Church has recently been created n this
city The place Of worships ia POwers-st three door
north Of Atlantic and has recently been reifted with
cLncel AMI other necessary arrnge for the pro-
per Performance Of Divine worship ln accordance with
tine % the church Services held every sun
dag a. Jog A. N and q = NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

CoUNTERFEirlyG.-John Mooney was arrested
by Officer Webb a charge Of attempting % pass a g
counterfeit bl ar several places, and again Offering l.
az Of the places where he had been told that was
a counterfeit. The accused wa held 20 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

REsESTArION.-Tha members Of Engine Co.
No presented their foreman. II. j. Whiting on Mon.
day evening, with splendid trumpet. It weighs a.
ounces, and bears an appropriate inscription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

n DIR. BETHEL PECK Of Warren Co. state
Senator from 1888 10 1912 has been chosen Dele
gate from the XVIII District Of this State, lCln-
ton, Warren and Franklin to the Wing National
Convention. He is for HENRY CLAY i he can be
elected, which proviso we trust, viii be found no
impediment. DASIEL STEWART is Substitute.
TRDty:fouy Of the thirty-six Delegates from tins
State have now been chosen, and we believe Hen
ry Clay is the first choice for President OF hUty-
tpco of them as he probably will be Of both those
vet to be chosen. Such is the voice Of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
NnrIcE md GRocERs ANp orHrRs

70 At meeting held boar the sloop Oregon, Capt
HoRNER presiding the following captains, with iler
respective vessels resolved their Trip and e,uahy
thereafter the foot Of Spnngs Clinton Market
instead Of Washington Market, as heretofore,
Sluop oregon. ..s.....s..-.I dpt Homer.
SlOop Cyrus. Capt Stoney.
Sloop Martha llynes. ............ Capt Parker.
Sloop w Homer. Capt W. Hopkins.
sloop Wave .....................Ca Capt Fountain.
sloop -- ................... Capt Price
Scir Columbus. Capt. a. Homer
They viii be happy their friends and Gus
Tuesday aud "Wednesday Of his week. aud reen
larry hereafter, al the aboye-named place my2i 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

r. Shocking more closely, we see the Expresss Table
is based on the supposed adrdnoi Preference Of The Dele
gates instead Of their probable votes, stl we cannot &c
count for its placing Of Michigan and several others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

Cs~uss plra.-lan I-Nes DID .l. l la Do, lla in. De-
la lU Psnu-Nos i'sll' No. ll- i-' i-- ~ ~ i-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

- We are requested to state, in answer 10
many inquire thar Mr. Revo C.. Hsnce has not been
removed from The street Commissioner Once lie
has only beea promoted 70 higher and more re.ponsi
be post N the Office, but being the ~ OF the
Commissioner was not publicly announced whereas
hi removal from his former station appeared aInong
the Common Council proceedings. Mr. Hance Is an
cstimable gentleman good Wig and above an a
competent officer. lCourier & ENQUIRER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
Wbix National Convention.

WHY does the EIDress, IN its table OF probable
votes in the Wing National Convention, set down
all Michigan and half Connecticd as scattering
when the whole Delegation from each OF these
States. was expressly elected to vote for Clay ?
so Of its for Taylor in Maryiaad' when the
whole Delegation were emphaticaily informed by
the Convention which elected them, ION the mo
ton Of Taylor man, too.l that HESRr CLAY Is
the first choice OF that State, and how does the
Express know that they viii not 1t puts down
s from North Carolina and from South Carolina
for Taylor-on what authority Very possibly
there are errors both ways in the ElPress's table
but that paper is reckoued as for CLAT, and ITS
concessions will be seized upon and its claims DIS
regarded Mr. Clay IS morally certain to receive
votes, which the EzPress sets down to Taylor and
scattering, including some from Maine and I'VE
think Iowa and Wisconsin. II all the ErPyess
gives him are sure, there are enough more for him
70 nominate him on the first ballot
r. S-Lookng more closely, we see the Expresss Table
il based on the supposed adrdHoi preference Of The Dele
.,e n.,esd of their probable votes still cannot aC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND.
| Thomas A. Cummns
| VS.. In CHAsCRRy

JOnn fraIl, Jr.
virtue OF decree pronounced in this causc hy the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbsnrery far
The county Of Ohio, the 2is day June ISiS and
of further order made the ut day Of Novenber
lSS ihe undersigned, acting as commissioner in that
behalf will sell at the front door Of the court hos n
hio county, Monday the first day OF Janun-y next
(the same being court day the following tract
or parea OF land nleu toned in exhibit b. ard filed with
Tue papers ia the said to wit: Anthst certain
tract of land situated on Mex inley's RIM in onio
county, Virginia, bounded as follows Beginning al a
stone set on the south side of Nick nleys Run atoye
small branch of said RuatheRre south 81 degrees east
80 poles to beech near the Resk Spring on the bans
OF sa d Run thence sorth "a degrees 3J noIas 10
small ash al the water side of said run thence south al
degrees east 20 poles large poplar on the south ado
of the run thence south to 26 degrees POLES to
beech and a rock III drain, corper To Joseph White
and Lawrence Clara-thence up said drain with tho
meanders thereof and binding thereon course south
degrees west 90 poles to The point where three branch
es terseet, thence up the west branch with the mean
ders thereof binding thence So poles spring the
source OF the dram. thence south 20 degrees west
poles TO white oak the top of a ridge Lv A road
thence souih ~ degrees west 81 poles 70 poplar in
Thomas Todds line, aud with this line north - degrees
west oe poles 10 poplar, sand Todds line
tnfn 20 north ~ degrees east ~ poles
where white OAK formerly stogtthencQ north III de
srees west ~ poles to a stake in Samuel McCIures
line thence north - degrees poles to the begin
nthg. Containing one hundred and eight acres (I0e)
more or ess, being tn LAID norlgaped by VIM
Landin to James Cumniins and sold under dec ee of
the Circuit Superior Court of aw and Chancery for
ONO county. TO said Thomas A. Cummns, who az eed
to convey the ssme 10 the defendant by the said cx
hibt y, vii. more fully appear
Terms OF Saie-ren per of the pnr chase money
10 DC paid III hand aud the residue thereof he pad
equal iusiancnts, on n credit of eight. sixteen and
twenty iout months with Interest from Law Of sale
lhe purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
sait deferred nstamcnts
J. w MITCHELL, D. $ for r. Simms
nex29 lClemens 5. o. G. Il com'r in this behalf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
GREAT FIRE in ALBANY.
NJ ,,h 1919

SALAMANDER SAFES.-Mr 5. c. lIerrng-Sir;-
Thinking II due TO You, aud precautionary measures
TO all business persons. hereby certify that had III
the late ire 5 iustl in my store Que OF you' safes
ilders PATENT the most exposed part OF the ire
there beng large quantity Of oil directly III front and
erhead, winch when Ere created an intense heat.
heating Use Safe to snch degree that did not open Tor
forty eight hours aiier the se. and ien IN parts OF the
SAFE II ", quite and what was more sat siacio
~ my papers, &c. ell perfect with the exception
of being lite smoked caused thing by oil running
on the Safe. Il. BORTLE.
clecrfu!ly certify 20 the above and further TIM
had Of the kind Safes !" Nj 1t"rh STORE
drstro, ed nv FIRE at The same iiae where KEPT my
rapers and books, and above TIE result 81 mine
}. O. HAiGHF.
For sale by PRYOR ~ PAUL..
novIS Agents for lhe inanutae.nrer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

TAL'ANl & DELAPLAIN. !
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
WHEELING. VA.
T-AvE now in store aud oder for sale
IA cases ard cases Fancy lusire Dress Goods, de-
srshIe s'yles II douhe fold
do Bin 'ipacca aud iusircs, various quatcs.
DO No6ien riaids,
hale iyyOoiep Cioakings, high eolors;
d. Blue and Biz check 10
do low prtced Brown cistlrs;
d1 Guc EBriish d. do
d. Cngiish Beaver do d.
DO low priced Black DO
Truss French do {.
French poeskiB Cassiiueres-seversI packages des
rahie Styles fancy cass'n,eres;
French plaid Vestng Csssimercs;
Many qualities lrp bin do
do do B'as cloths;
case Mexican casslmcres, fancy styles;
. DO heavy low priced Sattnc's;
do low priced Blk Ito
several varieties f'cy cord do
cases low priced winter rwceds; and sundry other
styles OF mems winter wear combining a very eNicn-
heught most favorable terms, aud 10 be sold by TIE
We have alto just received and on hand
leases PIumners' bik aud white Pruts3
Philip Aliens. sr'ai"e'., Dulne.' low priced
cases Rich Fancy PRINTS
Best style ma.idcr do
II cases BleSchd siirtnas. alipricss;
do DO shestinss;
Heavy - brown do
Listt do do DO
BROWN DRILLS case B;eached Suffolk Drills;
2 cases Brown CSntoa Flannel,
do Bleached do do
do coored do do
2 do Priried canton Innings;
do Blk Camhrics;
bales Iiekints, various makes;
do Red Flannel;
ds White do
do yellow do
] do Twiiied ed ditto,
invoice OF Shawls, consisting Of Blan.
ket. w attic Pain aud Embroidered bi'k Cashmere,
Brunswick aud feckerr Printed Shawls, Winter Dress
iidSfs, such as worscd de Lane aud raw sik;
80 pairs hes qualify Blankets blue, bro aud grey
10 do do do
case Berwick Twceds. for sAirting,
do Clay Surfing stripes
. do common Checks
do finer ditto;
A large invoice OF Brk Friuges, very low
All styles of Buiions the season. and general
sortment of TRilors' Trimmings. such silk and
ted Serges silisias, haes and rrd Padding,
Sewing silk and twist, BIZ Patent Thread Silk and
tabby Velvsis, Coat hiudpg and cord. blk Waddlng,
Spool Threads. Drowo Hollands. sc, SC.
Skein cotton,
Heavy 10 inch ,wi'lcd Banging.
Cotton Table Diapers Stspf nders, Combs. Pins,
Crowley Needles laces aud white Goods. & &. &c. &
In fact being provided with first rate stock for
M.RKEr ans ioas 10 prove to az MERcs who
take the trouble 10 examine thai Goods abe iotei
in Wheeling" as advantageously to the buyer any
where else. TALIhNT 4 DELAPLAIN
Wheeling, Oct o.. lr4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
DOOKS AND STATIONERY.

GUST received large and splendid assormen, of
~ School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books. Also,
Stationery Of ever description, which viii he sold
cheap any other esaih shnent IN the West. Call
at The cheap Bookstore OF w. j. ROBE
noy3 corner OF Nam aud Union streets.
EsAPER-Just received, 90 gross Bonnet Boards 100
4 bundles OF crown wrapping, 100 bundles medium do;
90 bundles double wrapping paper and for sale al
the cheap Bookstore of W. j. ROBB,
corner of Main and mon Streets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

A TFST-AND No MISTAKE.
The GENUINE DALEY. when applied to BuRNs,
and SCaLps. aud to inflamed and painful wounds, VIII
Immediately proSuee cooling AID soothing edeci and
extract the pain in incredibly short of time,
The counterfeit ENtaciors, the contrary when ap
Piled INCREASE THE PAIN, and rrita,e The PARIS
Mark that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
VARIETY GOODS

ry7lIE sui scriteT has received AID opened his Fall
4 supply of Variety aud Fancy Goods, to which the
attention OF his friends ant customers IS respectfully
invited fre,ip confident his Goods and prces VIII suit
all, either wholesale or retail Among the ered va
riety viii he found
Brushes soaps, threads of every descrifh ~, needles
pins tape, pocket hooks aIleis; n rses, huckskih
silk. head aud cotton; buttons, oes, guards, cotton
ana SIN 0rd hooks aud eyes. ewsharps, Gefnah sill
Tea aud Table spoons, Masons stpr Paste Backing
Iuk Nerve and Bone inimcnt, Bears oil, Maeassar OIL
feef Marrow, Go osne, Tooth and Nail brushes, Razar
irots Pocket knlves, ihnhies &c, together with all
Other goods il. the variety line.
oe,IG JAMES MEILBR Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
Rarrel's Indian Vermifuge.

zIs received large lot of rstquality fashionable
silk Has which Hone can suFpass IL hpsh or quail
y To ne had at ;. II. HARpER'S Hat store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
FIRE IN SAINT LOUIS,

APRIL 1871, 1919.
Extract from letter reed from j. H. Alexander * Co
We had a pretty clever IRE here some
two weeks since, which tested two of your Safes,
which we sold They In tho front part OF the Sc
cond OF four story building, filled with merchan-
die and liquors and fell through 10 the first story, aud
when cooled of unlocked and the inside found to
he al o. X. II has given ery general satisfaction here
The above Safes heougcl sevefay 10 Nj ssrs. Mat
twews & Co. aud Mr. r. b. Catherwood, who thus, tho
everything else destroyed, through this Isramen
tally preserved their Invaluable books and papers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
DALLEY'S
Magica! Pain Extractor.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

"A NEVER FAILING REMEDY IN the worst cases
IL of Burns aud ScALBs, fIbEs, CuTs WOUNDS, FE.
yER SoREs, EfysnELss, SALT RuEUA, RHkUN.risM,
SORES. JECERs, SoRE NIrFLEs. BRoxES BggAsr, SoR
and isFLiaKp EyEs, and all cases OF isFLANA ,rIoS
where the parts affected he reached. Also, HEAD.
Cox and BIT MONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
Presentations.

- f. PRYOR aai Go, have no~ AMI wa AWAY >
VI, keep al thrir niurapA >ieittne STORE. on ftRip
street, few io1rs above tae Nnnrre House supply "i
pure medicines, selected prcss} 10 1l the o1csfs thH
prosecutions Of Physicians. hT FNur wal eN race
personal attention 10 preparing anA putting up al n'
.r,,ttt ans and ar,lprs SEPT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

II. Daley is the inventor of this uuriva allied remedy,
aud make grain of 1t hat II Daley. lie
never has and never viii communicate the secret of
compromising IL to any Therefore, all EXtracors
made and put NJ by him are tase couuterfeits.
II DALEY holds himself ipons bic FOR all his printed
statements His Ger riFicArEs and TESTIMONIES are
GENUINE ana they are open 10 public inspection
lIsE Is often dependent possessing the GESUiSE
DALEY EXTRAcToR-l therefore CAUTION THE rurLIc,
that if they want the eEsCSE ARTICLE 10 buy at my
Depots,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11

AE HALF chests Gunpowder Tea;
~ 20 do Young Tyson do;
% boxes ground Pepper; in aud H. papers;
10 ds do Aispice do % do;
- do do Ginger do do do:
~ do DID, Mustard, = doz each, ID cans
10 do white HAVANA Sugar;
3 s. r. Indigo;
] cask Dutch Msdier;
y do Epso,n Salts:
% boxcs white Pipes:
50 do smoked Herring
IS do Daeit's Variegated Bar Soap.
I2 do do do / ID lump do
lust received and for by
novJ w PAXTON K co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-11
- -
FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale, from Is to 30 lots and peces Of
\ ground which have lately laid out on tbehil and
road leadias to MI II Nicholas; and aIsofron, wo to
three sores OF ground lying between said road aud the
turnpike, and several other lots of ground on Main and
Market atrcsts.
me lots on the hi are convenient to good well Of
wafer me oiat use OF Which viii he'"ven 10 the pur
chaSers of the lots and ground on the hill
WIZ also sell some ground on Monroe street. in front
of the Court House.
All or any of the above, win be sold low and give
reasonable credit for the portion of the
money The lois and ground on The hill sonvenicnr
ior Mechanics and iaborng men at the Glassw orks,
Foundry Boat yard, &c. JOHN MYURE
E,4Sa p. 81 have new Brick House which with
etesH he inshedty the list ctesr with five rooms
cellar osior gardau an close 10 the well, which will
sell or Feauai affair price, (Augg-tf) J. NIL.