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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-03

Stock on hand, 3lst ult., 22,9OI hhds.
WOOL.-Thcrc have been further small sales of
tub washed al % cts. per lb., cash.
FEEIGHTS.-W have no now engagements to
nac for Europe and the Freight market is generally
dull. CoaStwiSc rates, however, remain much as re-
ported last week. although there is not much offer
ing at present:
TO Boston-Coal .75a 50; Flour 30 cts; Corn, Gets
Ports in Maine, ............ ..do.'d5 "
New York, Iron 81, Coal s / so. do. ) "
" Providence, Flour Is cts. ........... do 5a5 I"
Eastern ports, Timber = II per Nj.
WESTERN TRANSPORIATION.-T rates
through ON the Baltimore and Susquchanna Railroad
from Baltimore to Pittsburgh the sam as last
week, and will probably remain until the vladuct
at Frccpor is repaired, viz:
Dry Goods, Sc. in bXs. per 100 lbs, i 10
ditto, ..........,.. in bales. LILO
Hardware, Drugs aud Groceries, .05 cts.
QuccnsWWc,... $500 .''. ''"V
Coffee, Observation-Disclosures. ..-..'..Oo -
li"rrIngs, ........ 80. ..''..' y l'oi3
Shad and Mackcrrl ................ l.5O
BEEF CA1'TLE.-Thcrc was very material
falling off in the supply market last Monday, only
100 head having been brought forward; in consequence
of which considerable advance in prices took place.
All taken by city butchers at 325a 81, gross,
equivalent to 8 5Oa $7.75 per 100 lbs net. The de-
mand for Live Hogs is less active, but the sales of
the week amounted to about 500, including 500 for
Philadelphia, at IA S4.l24 per 100 lbs.
EXCHANGE Sterling Bills were in little bet
Ter request early in the week, but subsequently have
been inactive: sales made to a considerable
tent at TO- while for specific sums drawers charged II
per cent. prem for 60 days The rates for Bills on
Bremen have further dvanccd, and 50 cts. per tiX
Dollar have been pad-and ~ cts. per Glider on
Holland. Nothing doing on Paris. We quote For
cign and Domestic rates as follow:
Bills on London Esterg 60 days, l0all per CT prem.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-03
VIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET


REMARKS.-Thcr has been no very material
change in the general market during the week, cN-
ccpt the article of Flour, which gave way about )
ais cts early in the week, but towards the close
partially recovering again.
Since our last publication, three steamers have ar
rived in the United States from Liverpool, the lii
hernia aud United States at New York, and the
(ncw) Niagara at BOstUn-thc latter telegraphcd
yesterday with Liverpool dates to the Goth ult
Very little alteration had taken place in the English
market, except that Indian Corn had advanced to
32a32s. Cd, and Indian Meal to Pals, reported
BY the Niagara
AMERICAN DRY GOODs-We are without
any feature 10 report, the market being gene
rally inactive at this season Of the year.
BEES WAX.-W { have heard of only one transaC
ton at % cts. Prices rule low, and there is very
little in market, and apparently less coming forward.
BREAD-ContinueS i'll fair moderate demand, with
no alteration in prices.
CANDLES.-Wc have no change to note either
in demand prices, the former for Sperm is dull.
Adamantnc in fair request; and Mould TaIlOw
particularly City manufactured are in good demand
for the w est India market.
COFFEE.-The market has been flat, and prices
lower. The sales Of Rio have not exceeded proba-
bly,, 500 bags taken at 6iG7 cts, and about 300 OF
old Java at cts per h., mos. Arrived tins week
from foreign ports 500 bags, and % brs.
COPPER.-Wc note sales 10 a considerable cX-
tent within the last ten days of Taunton Yellow Me
tai, some Bal suits for Shcahng having been taken
at 10 cts per lb., mos. Since the introduction OF
Yellow Metal into tins market, about 80 vessels be-
longing the port OF Baltimore have been sheath ID
with it; but for the last months, until recently
the market has remained nearly quiet, probably as
it was a enterprise, ship owners were holding
back until time had tested the properties Of the arl
Gle Ia Boston aud New York, perceive by re-
ports of the markets, Yellow Metal was there get
ting INTO very favorable rcputc, and more than
binary demand had recently manifested itself for 1t.
COTTON.-Thc receipts at all Southern points
since Sept LIST to latest date, have been as follow
OF the crop of lS41-- lsl6
ruI,,h bOIg | G-I | + 1 Inc
Upl and S. l. -. Al ,22S.. .57j,9Il Dec. lGI ,6s3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

li} IDEA o. legislative dignity. IL i never
DIT ssone 81 those .ittlc epjsi-s. thai. 45N
~ ihen o. GrunE. serve TO relieve he mn.
~ Of uriIu ay d,5ntr, sul a. sush We
give il.
Mike. arising 10 his seat. with great s5lsn.
MSS Of tone aul lace Ssid.
MI >fFaket-i have 10 snaofncr - the
House That last evening". white 81 his 5prta-
p u.s.. my colleague. Mr. Titus. htl the tyr
tlde 70 receive a most imp rant cunmunira-
goo" % Telegraph. White reading Itirr no,e
1t> e~oantruHiee betrlyei sfr4uz rtaaaipa- o.
i''. NO NsF morning, rcspieui-nt with The
SUNS ~hotlIJntsl beams. ever shoue more
lH-HtY TIM he tsfe Of my friend. 1he ~.
S#i'irfs ain 'uSlv desired t. know what hal
't'set sutH fxCtt"mcut in his mild. Uter.
anee was irlied him. tie thri,, the mote in.
y Us Pocket aud went iato a back room
lhithef rs won hiring anil .olicituus a.se-
Csa'es followed HIN. One OF his colleagues.
NJ kbiinan, y 3 lEntihic man. ani gave IL
a. MS opinion TIA. poor Mr. Titus he'd been
t'n ireely t1hla1 that cxhilerttiug aud won.
deTiui liquid. tblnrofdrm. Bate snna A. The
STATE ot his feelings would permit him 10 no.
dice the note from his b~leecIies pocket. the
mystery was explained. We read aud uer4
satisfied. The Telegraph brought inteli1rnre
nat Mrs Titus had presented her husban /
VITA an ten. and not an heir only. but q bav.
AMI MOI a boy only. but a fH boy! The *.
iHtatinn oi Ma stleon when Maria LoutSi
save him a soa 10 Inherit his enpire an hi,
ttho"n was t4n compared with that Of Nj
Titus. As soon Is he could command his
its.liies, he called Tor champagne and scgars.
oiilcIai dignity was thrown asi.tr. Our ren
vas no Longer Mr. Titus The legislator. bat Nh
iIius The father 81 a boy. Taking kinliy
itaNt OF his friends. AMI rendering his hedft.
ieit ihanSs 10 oil who could b. supposed "a
nave contributed 80 any way To - auspIcious
a event H. d parted ia last nights cars "a
So ms h'ppF spods and infant heir. | ask
leave OF absence Tor him OF ten DAYS"
Il i needless To say tina, leave was granted
amid roars OF laughter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
THINGS IN PHlLAD ELPHIA.

Nticone 70 Harry Ciay.-lt being under
stool that Nj. Ciay will visit Philsdeiphis
+ ths lsttrr part of next week, ID wink
meeting was held last evening FOR the purpose
oi making arrin9 .ments Tor his suitable recep.
ion.
MUSICAL CUstpsIrY.-Mr. George Lova,l,
OF Phtla lei ptit, has constructed a musical in.
strnincnt, which h ST, les the Rock iiarno.
h'con, consisting OF thirty eight pieces Of
stone arranged oa d stand b tore hin, from
winch fe extracts the most delightful music
bY blows With hammers Covered with buck.
skin, For the purpose OF Introducing this Ia.
%ventlon to the public, a concert will De- gwen
on Monday evening next.
CdrNrERFEiTs. -Msny counterfeit notes,
pufporiias Ia b. OF the Sussex Bank ot
New Jersey, OF the d-nomin,t,on # five
dollars, are III circulation in Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
THINGS IN NEW WORK

lac CLAY MEETtEG.-Hon. J I'm NJ. Bots.
Of Virginia, and a n. Richsrd W. THOMPSON.
OF Indiana. II was un ~ierstuoi would %ccrtain-
aIteni thr Clay meeting al Castle Garlen.
\. \, 'ssteveaing. aud hops wer. entertain
Ell mat Hon. Thomas Corwiu of Ohio, would
be present. also.
iHE DgFAULrfSG Box R.-The case OF
ttshry W. True, at New York, after being
sent odck 81 julie 4 Imoids to the police
otDce, Was investigated an the complaint dis
tnlssel' no one thert appeared ssa,ns, him
All the checks, the Herald saws, have eilhei
been paid or secured.
Ftelghts at New York continue dali. En-.
gtsenrni OF corn were made Tor Liverpool am
Gtdsslow at 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

: w CARR, urpusiie sh- Exrhsny-.
PM 1del rhia i sre vt for proturile suhsrnp.
Iionsand advertising for the Wheeling Ti,pes
BsniEyr & GRrES. 81 Street. aprrs;,c tho
Post onic-. C~ieciBvar. viii pet - Agau,.
Tor the Wheeling Times. anil Ill en,ers len
MIN 'hem VII he promptly attended to.
NofSEy u. PALMER j. suthorirrA 10 &c, a.
teent Tor receiving subscriptions md advrr-
uss 'nfnts tor the W heelinc nsily Times &
ndTfriis"r 1T Baltimore. Philsd, ahia. New
'nts and Roston. His Office is in
t2l'inore, al the Southeast corner Of North
ard Fayctie streets:
Philadelphia. n. w. Corner Of Third and
Chesrut sts. '
New YORK, Tribune Buildings, opposite CITY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

III We have often remarked that the Al Iealins
Ointment woIad cure the Liver Compliant when al
other remedies failed. inlccd, we have knawi II To
cure tins complaint Of % yrats' 81 ndiu.. The follow
sieians, tae most ette fafei ~ ba'sau,s, aud The winnie
routine Of pnpnlar niedietnes. while II renamed for
Nc tiisicrs Al Dealing Ointment to y~crfeci a cure.
Messfs ]. ACAtlsfer & Cot. utiempu-For ten
wears or more have teeu afflicted with a disease of the
Liver. iburing all this period il affected any general
health, 50 thai wts unfit for the ordinary Business o {
life, while my appetite, rest and comfort, were ncari, all
gone
I had tile counsel ani took the prescriptions Of the
rest physicians in the city OF New York. though 10 no
possible advtnis e. wss undrf their treatment for
years. when resnrted to the advert sed nsi. ANS. Fx.
,,ecfarants. Pitts. sc. g., MI OF which were worth to
causes me TO lansh Wbcn ] thihk If them, rIi,rd
dawn 10, Is aud ~ at a dose, 81 that ! finally her an TO
,hink could anl hte wtt,iout them. ffrail, threw
them lt0 the flrs, aud 1t vas the most satisfactory re.
nil ever happN ned.
gave mp all haFe of being cured and ceased taking
MEDICINE, though iaF disease fingered on atbu, the same
except / perez we'd it gradually made me weaker aud
less ca llahle Of cketiiou. Being attracted one day hv
spiration.N concluded 10 lt once more \ medicine
winch las eNioilfd Tor 50 many virtues. ! did /. and
am tret 10 confess, that II did III my case fully equal all
you said of il.
Its application TO my feet and elies, produec A deci.
ded effect upon nay whole system. The pam in nv side
gradually icssenei, day by day, I'LL II disairr afed entire.
"; my appetite began 10 recover, my strength was cs,a.
biishei-in short. ia a few weeks fett myself well.
Gentlemen, have great pleasure in stating these facts
10 you. as believe your Ointment has done me more
good tnan ev.r received frotu all other soureea, m,,v
~ efsrifs, ,',tstt- ton piaint, Burns. &c. auons NV
children, aud IN every case II has cured. II docs serip
10 lie All Healing, indeed. ia Ills naiure. while We, Al l..
harmless. You are at liberty, Gentlemen, 10 show this
TO your rleuds, or publish IL il you deem proper.
Respectfully tonrs, LUTHER EDDY,
dec 30 Green Village, Morris 60, n. Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
INDIANA FOR

Mr. Marshall, Of Indiana, who j. ono Of the
Wing Presidential electors IN that State, has
(says the Washington Whlg) written letter
10 a gentleman nf Washington city. in
which h. expresses the drlibt raj opinion that
Zachary TAYLOR is The only man N tie coul-
try who can get tn Electoral vote OF Indiana
as against any candidate OF the Democratic
parry, aud thar Gen. TAYLOR can carry three
fourths Of The capital OF the SAFE. Our read
ers need 20 be told Who Nj Marshall is. He
Is the most pnm!nent and inidcuiidl Wing
in Indiana. Saas pear Ct sans reEroehe.
iPhiid. Inquirer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22


&c h4to % VI t.1 'Hlf. r. jr. 81i 1--Hpv
GO. sime OF p $3.50. atasi v have fu-
-'1 II, f1t HE.. WJH Iru reg. ,He5 !
t't 31 ftk' u + efarer Hk month.
uT as sJon Is I#--tf a- u-4 ai iun.3sr-
u't7nJ vii es~ u.aloi ais sile OF IS.
SEER hfdte, faf a-so'Hr sio-lupt S5itf tu.
VII include >'S ven Sair~ ar Provinces.
laf. 3Atiij- iNn HH.'- vi torfI. Ut@r-..
Nt.''5, VI 'as ''f NathltaHt, .V1ica | pre-
~u# tIfa- Naa. Ht- pu., ssia4 Of b. tHJs
tnr Nfn'a fe tut ,as ciiit1aias-i1i ~ty
g N'fHico. "D1tt - from tfs rlatfrt ~
8tt'tis on .f-tti- ts,aausibtiIs a~ajetFsfs
r eatf} tlS "o an Offensive wag.-it ,he sam
un s's-iv BIZ ,fitae 81. h.r g1rt~ IN .h.
o'i1t and i1r TH.i. A course p. his KIM,
F"i~a'trel in iTa sffu ID '. would az 30
'0'- Har y hsf proper s'as aaui compel aar
y S-e log Ieare, provi Tel fheee isa govern
."-at 10 uie comlt suihti-Htit s'asle Tor IS
+ "'a' WIN N@Iaa, | tar, Wtt harlly BE-
''3 case Ior many wears ~ come. Without
ai1' teihi5IerHtnts ~ volunteers iEeIn I've
t"tift S'ateS--ly ten ar fifteen Thousand.
t"l'7' preflonN't sent uut having aircaIy been
-'''Ht ri'c q hy Sickness ami other casual
u - d. not believe II ~gatt b alti>tal'
to HlrEil aeyod3 Sfttto, which Is more tbsl
y mites beyond our depot, on lie kto
'55Htt.'-a rrt' t'ag ilhe ola "hleh to keep
.3 ~lpPlIes cover iani route in a county
use ms Tor q idfse iorce. aud crfiaip 10 b
ave 'ifl WIN an eAf@n.s WHlfi Wiz be
ifl5h'lui 70 contemplate, WI % closely iohhej
M
rom oaltia 10 San Luis fothst, ne next
P''ls % lHiP'f'a"cr oI ;1r fost io Inc cty
~ ''l'A'.o' Is ~inae hundred miles One nut
'tta ana loIlE n'atN "~ditf'u, Where no sup
P'F7 ' dnF k'u c'd'' D procured Tor men
VI .lFNes'
! nave informed thr var department lAal
S'.V0J eHneieni men Would " necessary TO
'ls"'e success u we 9'''e on .iai plaee,--(a
Guy gon,s'AtI6 a 2 1FdtalHH' ~ oJ5o3) d t''t+
"'l'h' iaPP'edr"'' ll gartY D. c~2tette'
~ " WIN th' 'fih necessary % Iced H. as
w - " ''"uat'it Various "t"sf s'PF'lss'
Pditt"i'uy ordnance an munitions Of war.
}" irSft - we dlHil,'icr. Whtgh would
ha'S eAPlea " 'tn!iatioh' ~ D te" "dS9'
" ''ss "o,'i"e ~ ttas We to'to iln' m'Ne
even a}"' "a : me enehf Continued - eeea-
~ 91l1',tp' ~ S5t5"S- - s'F' .4e Jtf@t "1-
g" tt'cH H4s F'actaa nc siRoe t"e etcta'a-
st'A . Wdt' was eh tAf : ! l1s an. tAs SINE
'dJ o' "hioG tfetl' q it9h washington
an a'4p'" i5.'1 mentor my spllGh 9h'3uh-
s"- t"e on % Nohte,es' an, ulH r.
49, o"'i - 'l't | tlte o.eh' since
way ''s'' 90 hHieteii cit,Ptt"' an an stiit
80 ! u 'aHtg tti3>F'ro"toH Ait~f fdAllS
af' sct'Fl3F 1l5 Country i's mus areall
oiHitS'' colee'il- eNriN PACK ihile alu eia-
! m'i"s . ~'a,h7Po''aA II, / coHi 'ti"s
" : '"'a o'VJo ,d'i'HS' N"'ttei w sup
l'!J Wy" d iH''E'"te AiPfF ., oiinaag''
III. nah,'loh' * % WINCH an IN. c'fp'
VA " 'edNe oetAul d t'tio1 81 ttetf camp
'qWP'be heCF9A1't ioF 'h'H COMFORT a7l III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
NEW BOOKS

GENERA Taylor and his star: consrisine me
- hoifs OF 'ene'sis Taylor, Worth, Wool AVID lul
iei, coiohe's May, Cross, Clay, Hardeu, \ ell. UNys and
oi"ef distinguished officers attached 10 General Ia, ior's
army lntefspcfsed with numerous anecdotes al Tie
NeAieah wa. and personal adventures o: the offcer.
e"h'-i'ed from pHhlte documents and PRIV ate cofrespou
arhee' WIN accurate PORTRAITS ana other beautiful Illus
tfaitons GAIT binding.
No" and ihei-ihfougi a glass darby, nv Samuel
"sitrh, tsi- auttFor Of Tea Thousand a \ car. e,e.
he Struag ~ and Adventures OF GIrtstopl,.r Ina.
P"e, ny AHeft snlih. Illustrated By John I.eeeh.
Ihe victims Revenge, by Newton 81 Curtis.
The Adventure, OF the wreck on the Indian ocean
by Lieut. Murray.
Mantle % The pictorial rocks. OF the cor per spseula.
tor a tsts Of Lake Superior. by usgood Bradbuf,. Es9
Car eton. | imam
hsHis9Hs Exposition OF Odd Fellows.
Ifsstam >handy, ~ Lawrence SIerne.
Patent -sfuiohs, hy bow, u.
saNehtaies "a Mexico and the Rocky Mountains.
by Ge.rse = kunon, Esq.
= ~sEe Natley % new N.veis. Magazine. Fare.
&C received tlHs aaT al Literary bt. Id
No nj Nam 81 Rileriins, Va.
M A Aeaa supply Of rasiof's Detertur. feh.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
MAJ. GEy. GAINES.
VIRGINIA LIE
IL SltlttiFlF
Your friend,
l.. TAYLOR.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is, 1913.
Bills from the Hpnse were referred, on mo-
tion OF Mr.. Rogers
Ms. Thompson, from the committee of Gen
erat Laws, reported "a bill establishing the
county OF Putnam.
Mr., Voolfolk, from the committee o.
Courts OF Justice. reported The bill pro,iIins
FIR the conversion OF the guaranteed bonds OF
the James River aud kanawh a Company into
d registered stock, which was passed.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Garlic, The bill divorcing
Robert Moran from his wife WAS made the
oricr OF the dat ior Monday.
The resolutions were laid on the table and
ordered to be- printed.
Ga motion 81 Mr. henney. the Senate adj
ioUrncd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
MIKE

corresponds Il OF IL Rochester American
"rttIns tom Asafny, Ia instant, gives the
totlo"ing ch'faclenstic effort OF our Sub
trFfinrah representative, who. il seems was
rtafasied VIA The duty OF asking. OF the As
e'nhil' leave OF absence for Mr. Titus. (ano.h-
e ety mem0tr) who was sidlrnly c4llrl
nome oy an undressing family eNeut."-
iholsh 1t does not inpr - one with a very
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED NY c. II Berry

~ ~ 49, - "
AR lvALS AHn DEPARTURES
f Bo0ts Ior the last 4S hours eaiias ycster
day at 4 o'c'och. =. ~.
ARRIVED.
Savannah. Dennison, Pittsburgh.
Lady By ron, Miller,
Cumbfrtsnd, Miller,
Well.yiil Barnes,
Pilot No =, H~azlr,t,
Cambria, FORSYTH,
New England, Ebbert, Cincinnati.
Swatara, Cox,
Belle Air. -
DEPARTED.
Pilot No2, Hazlett, Cincinnati.
Lady Brun, Miller. i"
Belle Air, -. Louis,i lille.
Cambria, Forsyth, ST. Louis.
New Eii2lani, Ehbrrt, PIT burgh.
We.l,,ille, Barnes
Swatara, Cox.
S.vannsh. Dennison. New Orleans.
Cumbe Iland, Miller, Wabash rlvcr.
6'eet water in the channel-rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

foR TIE TINES.
Mr.. Edfor,-Fhe supper which is 10 be
served up this evening by the Indies in the
new store room adjoining the NJ. & NJ. Bank,
we have no hesilancy IN saving, from the
preparations made, will be one OF extraorli-
nary merit. There will ais, be Offered in
connection with the supper, a few articles
wrought by the lair ones OF our city. which
will be disposed OF on reasonable terms, and
2 = -. 80 &c utrrnIrru,
not only for their durability and ineness OF
texture, hut also for the goo taste DISPLAYED
in their formation. None should fail 10 at.
tend, as all will have an opportunity, eithe,
TO feast their appetitss with the good things
OF life, or crafty their wants or fancies with
the bandiwork Of fair fingers. Then We
would say,
Come one, come all. to the supper tonight,
Prepared to suit every appetite;
BY ladies tdlg, lovely and frank,
IN the sPaelous rnon just east Of the bank.
iouw hl,e coli c as clear. pure and hot
Ase rome from ans COFFEE pot,
Al eystera fresh, just from York river,
: ". tired, or ste0 ed, to suit YOUR order;
Als'rakes, salads, aud clealus rlch and rarr
VIII add 70 The tlavor and taste ui the tai,:
BESIDES Other things too tedious to mention.
VIII meet you there and take no drclensiou.
he Ladies too. Tor variety S sake,
VIII offer q iew articles Of their own MAXI:
Capes, collars aud finc brad bags and purses,
Gowns, suspeuirrs, aud dolls Tor sweet iittle
iursss
Dress S and wrappers and periumery To scent
Your pockets all over when your money is
spent;
Caps, stocking, and aprons for little ,isses,
Scented holders and cushions for the deal
misses,
Besides other things, together with TOYS,
10 tickle your ianuy or To please the b hoys.
This supper is prepared las no doubt YOU al!
know
Without lornality or any vain show;
But The ladies ialr, an no lairer in the land.
Have atopiei tltis mode to give a helping
= hand, ing.
For the b%iilding of a church in South heel.
80 thai HE peop.s may all < To meeting;
Then come one, come all, and BAena Vista
tdsht0a.
Se:ze all 'hsar baggage and give the supper d
ton IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
DISSOLUTION.

T1UE partnership heretofore existing between ,hs un.
= dersigned. under The name Of Johnston and Bcrryhiil
has tins day h-en dissolved by nstusl consent. all per
sons indebted TO MS are hereby notified that their &C.
counts " ~ be uade out for settle slent and II is boped
that prompt laymeni viii he made.
A. N. JOHNSTON.
WIN. NJ. ~BERRYHILL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
WAsHIyGroE Cry.

The Supper st the sale this evening. will
he furnished al any time from halt past IS ill
half past 10 o'clock. Admitiance Gc -,
cents.
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Wheeling. Eel. l6.ls4a
NEW FIRM

HOfAkTNERSHiP-Wm. NJ. Berryhili. of the late
- arm Of Johnston aud Bertyhili has associated with
him Asa u. Joap.sen, in the business Of The old nrn OF
Johnston and Berry bill. at the old stand. under the name
Of berry null aud Co. where they will hc pLessed '- sup.
sas hfths Dfy Goods inc as low as ran e purena az, ~
The place. WN. NJ FkTvUII !"
felS lois. ASA ID. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

Ear Sale The lanyard IN North Wheeling. from
tins on Mata street aud running back
2oo feet on ia' street, with a good hrick currying shup
: stores hlsh, a BARK mil and horsc, and a var K house
20 feet long, aud about 81 Nats. with other fIfures. ali
in order To commence WORK. There are iwu full lot
and a part of a third Of ground.
Tire terms OF sale vii! he made easy for The purcha.
ser a :" u mel sold al private sale previously, will ~.
sold on the premises at public safe an W,aine .iey. the
18th OF March next. Terms OF safe win Ia made huown
by applying 10 tn subscribers or either Of them.
MATTHEW McIERE.
fen Fl JOHN McI.URE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

The Bdiish Association are nov feeding
10000 poorchild il, and are likely to extend
then bounty 10 100000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
ARRlED.

On the 2oth inst, ~ the Rev. MIR. Mckay,
MIR. SoLoN ShlLNAN 10 Miss MELISSA
OGLE, both OF Ohio county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

Factory BuRNr.-The Union cotton factory
in iIawiek, 0,tego county, New York, Was
neary destroyed by fire r~reently. The loss
Ma. 80. 900, on which ST., 900, was insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
SUSPENDED BANkS--COUNTERFEIT
NOTES.

As there is still a large amount Of tAc issues
81 10, suspended bsnks ia the and, OF the
public, It viii be interesting 10 the h~lder, to
know something about their probable value.
Tle following rates are pad by the brokers IN
Wall street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

TIL total number u Enjgesnts who sailed
from Liverpool in ISL, Wa t3i.52i, while
IL ISIS ildil not exceed Il .9I3.