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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
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One hundred thousand insurgents Wefs on
the one side, and two HUNDRED and fifty thou
sand troops aud National Guards onthe other.
All the anarchist journals are suppressed, The
Presse and the Reforms are also suppressed
NJ de babartine ard Arsgo headed detach-
ment If $ a iouIl Guards and boldly advanced
on the Bgrricadps. M. P%Hraigne, one Of the
editors Of the Commune, and an associate Of
Sobfier, were arrested on Monday. NJ. Watrin
Lieut.. Col ofthe 9Th Legion, was arrested,
after having been admitted 10 the conference
On the plan Of the attack. lie was taken in
the ranks Of tha insurgents, The 9h, 9th and
18th Legion Of the Paris National Guards
and La Chapalie, BeIlsg1ie, and other Natio-
nal Guards Of the BapLitu, were disatmed
on Tuesday. NaboIson bebon md Ksrsensie
both chiefs Of the insurrertion, have been ar
rested. The rallying sign Of tie insurgents,
vas d small osier wand that each OF thstn
KEPT concealed in his sleeve. Those borne
by the chiefs we're fol ktd at the end. Evil
dehUe has been obtained that besides their
general plan Of operation, the insurgents bad
q revolutionary government organized.
1t is asrBtta ned that The insurgents had res
~otrces-tbat they had even prepared several
hundred C8ngreye rockets for an attack on
The districts Of Paris, in which the persons
most opposed to tbeh-yiz; the Isl and I'd
Arfondi $50 mnnts- reside. The moderate
Republicans bagin to think that the Republic
Is safe, and it is but right to assure you, hat
men Of the e,eatast i%n1unoe, who were anti
Republican only a few days ago now express
a hope that a victorious Republic sill he es.
tablisbed It is, they say, the only chance Of
restoring domestic peace.
At the meeting of the Assembly on Thurs
day. 100000 francs were voted to the Natl
oBal Guard, and 100000 to the Gulfde Mo-
bile.
On one Of tbe insurgents was found the fol-
lowing draft Of a decree. written in pencil
Article t-AlI the citizens who ply more than
900 francs in taxes, arc deprived Of their
civil and politiral rights for ten years. Arti-
Gle All the property. both real and petse-
nal, belonging 10 citizens who have exercised
public functions Of any nature since 1915, is
tanfs ated. Article 5-Const tuition Of France
is TINT Of 1893, Article 4-fbo army is
disbanded.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Ir II HOUSE, Mr.. Cooke offered a re-
solution c ,lliog on tho President for 'nfOr.
nation as to the amount Of public moneys
raid respectively to Lewis Cass and u.
Taylor, from the time Of their first entrance
into The public service up 10 this time, DIS
t%inguishing between regular and extra
compensation, dc. Adopted.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Mr.. Clayton, from the select committee
oftbe Senate to which The subject was re-
ferrbd, has reported u bill for establishing
a territorial government in Oregon Cali.
f0rnia and New Mexico, which is silent ON
the subject Of slavery.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

A funeral sermon will he preached on
the death Of Seth V. J. Alley, at the uetho.
dist church, to morrow morning at II
o'clock, By the Rev. r. A. Stewart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

OuR PAcKErs.-Thc Steamer Hard
Times is employed in the place orthe Luna
10 transport ae Mail. The latter boat Ia
undergoing repairs. The Elisha has. re-
stunned her trips. The Belle Creole is said
20 be laid up at Algiers.
The Majestic and Latona, make regular
trips twice a week.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Mr.. Downs introduced a bill, which was
read three times and passed, authorizing
The Solicitor Of The Treasury 10 eompto-
mise and settle with the securities Of f.
D. Newcomb, late Surveyor General Of
Louisiana, an abseonding defaulter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

bT-Thia is a splendid well filed sheet. containing
much Of the choicest matter, with elegant fllaFtrss
tens engraved in fine stYls. Our 1ates Towns.
Marts Of Commerce, mud busy life. MS we'll ne many
Of the beautiful scenes in our country appanr In III
pages.
Police reports, city manners md customs. as veil
as rural life, IRE shown IN Il most humorous manner +.
o1f country. its mansions and cottages, it's glorious
institutions Of q public character. The wonder III an
hFa, can he se~f in the columns Of tie News. in
which ton. the World is 4 exhibited ms it is.
The professional man, the scholar. the wit. and ths
droll ore. rs we'll as the most common every day
character. with generals. orators, Aforementioned,
oil Kinds md conditions Of people, stand erect In the
Pictorial News. m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
SPLENDID PREMIUMS.

Gg~ r Nss are requested ~ act as Agents. Tint
hHedt who may forward us fhe names Of eighteen
subscribers with HE ply, $500 for same. shall re-.
esive On additional cory atd the splendid Picture
called Tbs World htOne Vew'-off requested, in
place II sat1a the Potraits Of
GENERAL TAYLOR AND GENER-
Al JACKSON.
This Offer tg stand good f5r three months. from Tho
Efstday II May. 184s-oBd r. apply at same rate for
n greatef Or less number If subscribers. All lsttSfs
must be post paid, NJ tbofe which are not paid, we
never take from the office.
tEg- Post Masters whose fass do not exceed aGoo
. year. are, by law. entitled n receive and frhnk
free, particularly orIars and pay fq. Newspapers.
If postage IL ahafeed IN fhfs, YOU ran correct the
post-bill By marking il un6Eafegd.
Please forward your orders, promptly, post
paid, to
&. H. BRACKErTE g. 60. No. SO,
Third treet, B0UrsvrI1E u, KY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

P]Rscocrous CANE,-A cane can be
seen at this office, having nine colored
joints, the growth of a plantation in this
parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

The last Louisville Journal contains a
sketch of the life, services and character
Of General Taylor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

THE WEATuER-It has been raining
here for several days, as ifthe delugo was
at hand, Very little fodder will be saved
from present appearances.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

SpA1S AND ENeLArb-The Jondon
Daily News has the following Article on
the relations between England and Spain.
which suggests sotpe matters likely 10 wi
den The breach between the two cOul-
tries :
Two such nations No England and Spain
cannot turn their backs OH each other, be-
cause The epaulelted minister of one hap
pens to be mad. We have large interests
in Spain very many debts dus by Spain,
not only to EneIishmen b1t to The Eng.
lIsh Government and we iind that Eng
iish gentlemen are daily Imprisoned and
maItreated in Spain, notwithstanding
the diplomatic breach forced upon Us. we
must protect British Subjects and British
interests. We understand that one Of the
first steps of NJ. Lesseps, the French Am
bassador, after his arrival at Madrid, was
to claim from the Spanish government pay.
ment ofthe large sums due to France and
the French on divers accounts. This may
he considered very ungracious on the part
ofthe French Government but 1t wants
money, and is not TO be trtled with. And
we should look very foolish certainly, if
NJ. de Lamartine could force the Spaniards
to pay down and settle their accounts,
while we, the great creditor and benefac-
tor are put of, not even with kind words,
but with insults.
II is, therefore, fitting that immediate
demands should be made for the payment
Of the sums due from The Government Of
Spain to the Government of England, ac-
~companied by a demand that justice be
done to the claims of British subjects, as
we'll as PREPARATION made for wrongs 10
British subjects by the present Govern
meut. As TO taking Cuba, or the Philip
pines, or declaring war-that is all idle.
No one dreams in this country Of invading
or conquering any ofthe dominions ofthe
Spanish Monarchy. But we are not 10 be
cheated, as we'll as insulted. And there
are about nine hundred thousand pounds
due from Spain, for stores ard arms and
aid to support the present Queen and the
Government that chooses TO call itself
Constitutional.
IF payment Of this be denied, a prece-
dent of how to act will be found, if we
mistake not, in the files Of the "Gazet e"
for 1923, when Mr.. Canning informed
King Ferdinand, ofthe Spanish Govern
nent of that day, how it was his intention
to enforce respect to his just demands.
To OFFICE sEEKERs.-The act to pre-
vent the importation of aduIterated drugs,
provides for the appointment cf a special
examiner of such articles at each of the
ports of New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Charleston, ". Orleans-with
salaries Of $1,000 each except the New
York examiner, who is to receive $1,000.
It's stated as a significant sign Of the
that the gunsmiths of Europe have
more work Offered them than they al
in ten years, and that muskets
have increased in price from five to eight
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
CHEAP GOODS e. no MISTAKE,

0FFTf8k = y to WIZ MY To
Wishing 70 disnstaa # my present sfofk before lind
ing in my Fall mud Winter supply, ! respectfully mn
rftncs 10 my cugtytnsr7 md the public generally, that
! have greatly reduced THE prizes. Pers5hs wishing
bargains would do vel n call and examine for them
selves. No trouble to tiUa gooda.
EUGENE Lam I'VE.
iuly gg-uo. &c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Congress. The law reducing the
officers Of the army to the peace standard,
will it is believed be repealed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
JUNIOR ROUGH " READY CLUB
ATTENTION.

The Junior Rough and Ready Club Of this parish
will hold u meeting this evening Saturday goth In.
siant) II The Market Hall funttual attendance is
expected,
JOHN G. LANOUE.
Corresponding Secretary
Baton Rouge. july 2gth 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
Mn1Icn

0rOn Saturday tbn 10 day Of August,
in The town Of Baton Rouge, the principles
ofthe "Epiimet ProUtso'' will BE- reviewed,
IN The application
|. To our democratic and social tela-
tions.
q The Influence Of TINT principle on oar
political relations in the formation Of our
social compact.
3. The change effected by the acquisi~
ton Of Louisiana.
A. The change effected by the annexa-
lion Of Texas and It's consequences.
Baton Rouge, July 21st, 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

STRANGE CIRCUMsrANCE.-A sea far
ing man called at eur office the day before
Yesterday with a yong child about a year
and a quarter old in appearance, who ap-
peared to be extremely fond Of each other.
the child nesting in the hairy bosom of the
sailor. The latter related to us the follow
ing strange tale with all the appearance Of
truth.
About ten months since the brig Poly
phemus {as neat as we could make out the
name from him) was wrecked of'the Isle
Of Pines, having on board a full crew,
some passengers, two of whom were
ladies. Being a good swimmer, he vol
unteered TO carry a line ashore in order to
effect a landing. After swimming some
time, a surf jerked the line from him, and
rendered him senselcss. On recovering
be found himself on the beach. nearly be
yrnd reach ofthe waves. The vessel had
disappeared, q few spars and planks alone
were visible, floating here and there. On
regaining the use of bis legs, he was less
bruised than he expected. He wandered
along The beach, and turned up two tIr-
lie /; while doing 50 he perceived an object
al a little distance which appeared to move
or struggle. On approaching be found to
his establishment a youog child, which he
recognised as belonging to one ofthe lady
passengers Strange to sly the child vas
unhurt. The humane sailos Tor want Of
other food fed il with the eggs Of wild birds
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Several resolutions were adopted and
the assembly adjourned to meet this
evening.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

RoueH 4 REApy.-Tbe young men
composing this club met last Saturday
evening at the Market House. The meet.
ing was nNmorously attended. MIR. Fred.
Gates made an eloquent address on the
availability ofGen. Taylor as the wing
candidate =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

o. An elegant Shot Gun will be raflrd
for this evening at the Coffee House of
Mr.. Joseph Leblanc, opposite the Court
House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

GFNt. PBstFoh r. EMttH Cree preparation ar g
making in the City of New Orleans, for the reception
Of this gallant officer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
8iph District C0nrt Punish IF East Ia.

tan Rouge. l,.
Whereas Richard Hammer, has applied
TO this Court, for letters Of administration
on The Estate Of George w. Ovens, late Of
this Parish deceased. Notice is hereby
given, thai the same vii issue unless legal
opposition be made hereto. In Ten days,
from The first publication Of this notice.
Jos. w. F0wbHR, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
THE PICTORIAL NEWS,
PUBLISHED MONTHLY,
BY c. n. f. co.

Tn Louisville Kentucky.
At only 40 Gents n Year
Three copies for 800 E.; seven for "a ;
eleven for $500; fifteen for 400 {;
eigbteen for $500 /; payable invariably
in advance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

GEORGE HENDERSON JrN.-fs authorized N
collect and receipt for accounts dne 70 the Succession
Of John Henderson. STEPHHN fIENBERs0g.
July I5-2i IT, J~estamentary Executor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Its stated as a significant sign Of the
times that the gunsmiths of Europe have
more work Offered them than they can
perform in ten years, and that muskets
have increased in price from five to eight
pounds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
WING NOMINATIONS.

BARON ROUGE. July ggtb., ls4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
Succession Off. Henderson.

All persons indebted to the above succession are
requested to make payment to The undersigned. ard
those having claims against The safne. will please IRE.
sent their aecgttnt t. duly authenticated.
STEPHEN HEaDEHsoH.
July l5-2i IT, Parliamentary Executor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Immediately after these lamentable
events, a large force OF troops of the line
arrived By the Boulevard, and made re-
peated charges to clear the streets. Several
pieces, ofartlllery were also placed on the
Boulevard. 50 to have the entire range of
them, Unnecessary The Hotel De Vile
and the environs, We're strongly guarded
and detatchments Of National Guards were
stationed at the corners of most of the
principal streets Of Paris, 10 prevent the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
WESTERN ApvERrIsiN'G NDcoLLho 'iN'

WV. KIvsIos Third street, '"'' "o''s ~, 'o;
of Post Oi1ice. Piirsburg. Pa. Is our an.hon
,ed Aecrt ,Jr that CITY Nj n. als' a'e7'us
= ~. collecti n of bill- asains, persons III
!, ~, c;fs--large or snail--a,d refers TO the
TI;i~r. d the Pittsburgh press IN particular
All the western press generally.
F. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
pbilalelphia. is ageu; Tor recurring subs rip
;onsani advertising for the Wheeling Hume
BspreNr & GREss, 81 Street, opposite thf
Post Office, Ci8cin.afi, will act as Agents
for the Wheeling Times. aud all orders ie''
with them will he promptly attended to.
voLNEy g. PALMER is authorized to act a.
accent for receiving subscriptions and adveI-
ti,ements for the Wheeling Daily Times 9
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadelphia, Ne"
York and Boston. His office rs IN
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner oil North
and fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner OF Third aud
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositeci',
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner OF Baltimore
and South SITS is duly authorized agent LOT
this paper in the city Of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No. Isl. Nassau 81. N. y.
will act as agent to procure adver,,sfie4's
and subscriptions in The city oil New YORK LOT
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Iimes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
u. /. DORSEY,
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. ll3 MAIN ST., WEE ING, VA.
MARYLAND Consolidated Lottery
d. PAINE, d Co, MaAagers.

'
c ass 99--1o he drawn IN Baltimore Monday, Jny Il
prize of 25Vo0 of 5000, 0f@,lso of 1880, % OF
1000 and snaer ones. Tictels Sc; shares in proper
ton. Ger of pack of wholes Sre halves Si4; qIs s2
Class 1875. TO be drawn at baltimore, Md, ON Monday,
July 3st. 10 uumhCrs-.5 ,ira,vn hallots
,rize of e5,o01, OF 1900 ct 3oSo, Of iGo etc
Tickets 9; shares proportion. CerIlhcate of pack
of whales $50; halves SO quarters s-o
Class i0-o lac drawn i, Baltimore, saturday July sth
7s numbers ID haiiuis.
prize OF 40 oCo, of 10000. of G.Goo of 3oe0 of
OF 900. Tickets o, shares iupgoport,on. Ger of
packs'e of whoes $40; haiTes $50; quarters s2t etc
Class Ito he drawn in B4umore on Saturday,
Jay Ii. - numhers--l2 drawn taloss
ptizes OF 25Obu, OF G,'Oo OF 900, OF 2259,
etc. Tickets 10 dos. shares III prop"rtien Ger. OF
pack. wiioes .U do s. la yes 81 duS qrs ~ Gois.
Seqsehhiiua Caiai Lntrnes.
Glass $50 lie drawn in the CITY Of Baltimore Md,
"Wednesday Jnly -Gth. - nnai'esst3 arawn iail~ts.
ari1e OF 30 0OJ u i2oOu s,5U3 OF Ji22, / OF
30u0 etc rickes % do s-siidres IA pfoporlioh-cet
pack ofwhoies, Sil0' HAYES, SO; frs ss's eigts
day, Jay 18th. - uumlers-i3 drawH haots
przrs OF $1,000 of 1890, e $500, OF 400; of
a,2,o, Tickets SO, Shares ~ pr1poit"h-cer sack OF
wholes $780, halves SO; quarters -; elgt'hs 10
Glass i2To he drawn in the tny OF Baltimore, Md on
Saturday, July 22Hd, has - uumaers-ie drawn bal
lois IL drawn ballots out of twenty l,ve tickets
prize Of 10000, of 1850 of6 Go, OF 1900, OF
5000, etc. TlcActs Si5 salves S33;qrs S3a
Class i3 To be drawn IN the Cay OF Baltimore, Md on
Saturday July %, lS. IS Numtersi2 drawn ballots.
prz1 5000, OF $4,000, 7,5to, Of 500, etc
Tickets Is do.'s-shares in proportion. Ger. OF pack.
ofwhoes 40 doi'si halves os do s;g's IL do's etc
AND Consolidated Extra draws every TUESDAY.
Capiial 20 coo Tickets ) doris.
Poko'noke every Friday. Capital 600 dolls Tick
Delaware small Fry Lottery, every Tuesday, Thurs
day sad Saturday Capta.s 1900, 1900. tickets
dollar 1e29
- y. HARrER has just reed from New York lot
SOS OF the most spend,diy trimmed aud beautiful SIR
AVID Beaver Halls ole Ell Ia this city OF The very IA
test fashions. Do gentlemen, call 1eioe they are n al
gone. hPi-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
NEW BOOKS

THE two Dramas, the Son of Count vnd the
Daughter of King, by Alexander Dumas; ] he
two Corpses, the Chamber of Death, by +. Sole;
Aine, on Friends Story, by Mrs Grey Harold the
asi of the saxon Kings, ny Buwer; The Mob Cap aud
other tales by Mrs Caroline Lee HentZ; The Renegade
Historical Romance CT Border Life, by Emerson Bc
nett; ihe Tor HILL by Horace Smith, Author OF brun
lhIctonlousc, ""Thes OF Early Ages, &C. Narrative
of the Life of Col David Crockett OF the State of Ten
nessee written by himself Col Creekots Exploits and
Adven es IN Texas wherein is Contained fiii ac
count of his jour ey from Tennessee to the Red River
and Naciitoches, and thence across Texas 10 san An
tonia neladns his many hair breadth escaf together
with typographical, historical and political vi:w of
Texas, writ by himself: The narrative brought down
from The death of Col Crocket TO Tie cattle OF San ia
citto y Eyewitness. NrogGa, or the flower of the
Ouawas, by Emma Cara.
II. lliman's Portraits of Gen. Taylor and Gen. Cas-,
For SAFE al WAkEMAA'S Literary Depot, No Iii Main
Street. jy12
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
TRUST SALE.

conformity with the provisions Of deed of Trust
&c executed 10 he y Lawrence r. Deord, dated the -
day OF june e4, and at secord in the Clerks office of
the comfy court OF 10 county, in deed book % PAGE
4e, will oHer iof sale, az public auction Monday,
the It'll day of August ncXt, that heur day. at
the front door oil the court house of ONO county for
ready money, All that part lot of GROUND wi.a
the appuri enanees situated Cherry Alley in the
city OF Wheeling aud bounded follows viz: on the
north by Cherry Alley. which, fronts. the wess
by aey running IRON. Cherry Alley In.n street
and on lie Eas by 10, nuG, er hundred and ixean
Qt6) conveyed iy Noa1 zane the town Of W hce!mt
for the u9e OF a school aoasr.
Selling trustee " convey only such title as 10
vested III me by said d, ed OF tiust.
Jy SHEER RID CLEMENS Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
WHEELING g. BELMON |

BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers TO the capital stock OF the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that all instGlment OF $500
upon each and every share thereof is re-
qiired to be paid by them respectively TO the
Treasurer OF the said Company, on Mon
day the 9th day OF july. 1913
BY order of the Board of Managers.
Z. H. FIrZnUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, ESD. the Treasurer, viii be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanic Bank.
June 20, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
IMPORT ANTI

5HLBY, AGuEw G. SWEARING
Monroe 81. Wheeling "a.
- kt Just now receiving large addittons 10 Their
~-@, s'ocN o. ,urutshibE Goods, for House Keeping
aud steam Boats w.
ATOMS superior ply lnetsin Csrpeting, New
0o Fine, 90 do and
do Fine, DO do desirable
90 " Dol iltnses cotton warp, do patterns.
30 Canton do do
DO > "a and - Neui'ian do Various patterns.
q" = 4 4 and 81 india mating " aite aud coorcd
q" ! aud 4 wool prsggei, and green hazc for
crgmb CLOTHS
do 10 4 cOl0red damas< linen do
DO , 4wooi Il Linen STAIR covering,
DO Piano and table covers, IN e.otb and worsted
do Danask linen table cloths,
do do do Diaper, window widths,
do do cation 90 do
Q pillow linen and cotton,
Bauisiey aud Irish Linen Sheetiug, 10 an 4I2t,
Cotton, hid and hrowu. do I l04 "a
PLAIN white narseilies quilts, SUPP medium and common
DO KnOited do steam bobE.
! I o. and other WIDTHS. floor oil cloths
OIL cloths for tables aud window blinds oil paintings
and chinlz
supr Cord fis'd marsees quilts. and sup article
uruiture chintzes, I .--a,ls aud e,,r,ain q
! lam and Brocade dimitv. w NPi N ~ y
Em t.sIdered Curtain inusins,
v he cotton and cord worsted friuges Tor trimming,
HHcKShack irish aud Scotch Diapers and Grass
Together with al other goods the best assortment
now offered ia Tins market-at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
June J, ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOE
SALE

TsHE Subscribers having now their lower saw. Mill
90 ANR PLANING MAXINE in Successful operation,
CT their RIPPER Mill with lis Steam Engine and Iath
CuEms hslalfs meUt sud the Frame BUILDINGS contain.
ihe then, Tor sale on rcasonahle and accommodate ing
Terms Ire steam Engine excellent one and ali
the works IN the saving and Iath Cutting esa, fish.
neuis are IN good order and condition and purchaser
can remove the whole and put them into operation
~ another place, IN les hans SIXTY days Letters post
paid. directed the Subscribers PITTSBURGH viii he
promptly attended To-
June q, 1919. NEVILLE n. OR sfG & SON