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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

The loco focos find great fault with Gen.
Taylor's IN odesty, because h. expresses appre-
hension tha t he is not qualified for the Office
OF President. They will perceive by the fol-
lowing speech OF Gen. Washington on his
appointment as Communicated Chief oil the
American Army, that he entertained the same
doubts OF his fitness
MIR. President, Though am truly sensi-
bic OF tue high honor done me in ttis ap
pointment, yet | feel great Distress from
CONSCIOUSNESS that my abilities aud my mill
tdry experience may not be equal II the e1
tensive and important trust. However, as
the Congress desire it, / will enter upon the
momeulaus duty and exert every poN | pos.
sess III their service, and for the support of
the glorious eaHse. beg they will accept
my most cordial thanks for this distinguished
testimony OF their appreciation. But LEST
some unluchy event shonld happen, uniayor-
able to my reputation, beg il may be remem-
bered, by every gentleman in this room, that
1, this day, declare with the utmost sincerity,
do not think myself equal to The command
| am honored with. A. 10 pay, Sir, beg
leave to assure the Congress that, as no pecu
injury consideration could have tempted me
to accept the arduous employment, at the ex-
pense Of my domestic ease ani happiness. |
do not wish 10 make any profit from II. Twill
keepan exact account OF my expenses, Those,
! doubt not, they will discharge aud that is
all desire"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
WREtlING WROlESALE PalCts CuaREAf
DAILY TIMES OFFICE, !

BEEswAx-20 81 cents, duh.
BAcoN- 10 ~, Hans Sd 5., Sides 81 to4
Shulders 3 a 3D.
CoRpAaE.-white Rope Coil l2c. wB.
when cut lac.
Jared Rope by Coil lie.
. when cut l24c. Hemp
Bed Cords ,50a2 ,00a3, 90 " doz.
CRhcK ERs-Si94, 80 per barrel.
CANDLEs.-Spenn 35c; mould l0c; dip
ped Sc.
CoFFgE.-Sales Rio at 7lascis. Java iltc.
CofPER.-Braziers 30c, bolt SIC.
DyE-WooD lockwood "a
FEATHERS -32a35c.
FISH.-No. | mackerel none No. 9. so.
No. 3 1925 per barrel Salmon SIS for
No. /. Herring No /, 625.
Fruit--No change in fruits. Dates II l3.
Dried Apples 62a65; Peaches 81 ,25al 81
FLouR-S3,75, TO 4-Fhere is but small
stock on hand and little demand beyond that
required for immediate consumption.
GRAIY.-Whest 7jaS0c. Oats 23c.
CoRN--30a37c; Rive 40a45.
GLASS; byl0 3,75a4 90 10 by ~ 81 ,25a
81 50;l6 by 20 $500.
GUN PowDER.-Rife So rs; Rock 1915.
INDIGo.-75caSl 20.
lRoN.--Sales at 24a26 for Allegheny; Hang
ing Rock $50; Iron Mountain S43, four mos.
Sales of Tennessee at 500, Bar, Juniata 3;
Sheet "a Tic.
LEAD.--Pig4 3d.; Bar sc; White Lead
| so a, pure |, rs.
LUMBER.--Clear S24 per thousand; COM
mon Sl3. The stocks at our yards are fair.
NArLs.--4d SC; Cd 4.c; Sd &c; l0d 3ic
OrLs Sperm Goa AS Lnseed Oil Sc
Lard Oil &c. Tanners Oil l7als.
PAINTs.-Whiting Gal &c; Venetian red
4aa5c; Liiharge &c.
SPICES. Pepper 9al0c; Cassia 20c; Cloves
26d25c, Nutmegs s so, Ginger, 9al2ac.
GINsENG.-Dull at 25a26c.
PRovIsIoNs.-Lard5 Aa6; Butter, keg, 7s8
Roll, 9al0c.
Bulk meat.-None in market.
SEEDS Slower 3,00a3,25; Timothy ST ,75a2
FLAx-75aS0.
TrN-Plate Sll rs per box.
WHIsXy-City Rectified IS 20c;
| ASHES
Po,s4s.
Salara,us 7laSc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

The Ar,ps declares thet Gen TAYLOR bv his
la,,o- Of .7r.,.,o.. ,r ,l,, p,;r,.,.l.i;s nom
'hiuoh' u'N 0le'Hic H"ig' ihal ne mas ttV-
lated precious pledges end pledged himself to
the whig party. The following is his letter
,,b;ok -, As...-.,:..
c,.,.r 80" Wv a. go u'ls0.s 40
uE.NEhhb n LOb Lhi Elk VI AZ
CkP LANCE.
BATON koUsE. fnlN 10 l9t9'
- NV w. ''oi,i W ,g'sl' ~ ia, be
Whio Convention vbirb s..enblri al Phila-
lp6ia on the 7th OF that month.aud OF which
you were the presiding officer. has nominated
, .le s'l ule once Oh 'Ne i''s''''' - Wv
Iooking at the cop,nosi,ion of the Conven-
ton. aud It's numerous and patriotic consti-
tuents, feel daily grateful Tor ine hooor be-
lo"ed uion ii'.,o' ,.,g '., 1pr II. bigh
sst ofIice 81 The ein of the American Peo-
Pile
! cordially accept that nnmlnauon' oOt WIN
Ie s''eie uiS'iI4' u I 49, - ~. ~, ~ ~,
exercise the most exalted abilities and patrio-
! tism; aud which las been rendered iilustrious
BY me greatest names IN our our history bul
e''o'"' ~ ~ IN I,. =,
discharge the new duties then devolying u.
pom me. so as 10 meet the expectations OF nay
ieiIow-citzens' and preserve undlminished
.ne r,uSpe'i'i III" u p'''' '''' % o"' eo"'''''N
have the honor to remsin with the high
est respect, your obedient servant.
H. LAY bOh'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.

THE Faculty solicitous of giving students every op-
portunty of instruction, will commence Lectures
on the LIST MONDAY in October, both in the College
and Hospital ON the LIST MONDAY IN November the
established Collegiate course commences, and ermin-
ates LIST March.
JOHN :. SHOTWELL, ID, Anatomy.
JOHN LOCKE, NJ d, Chemistry.
RID MUSSEY. Al y, Surgery.
In LAWSON, NJ y, Mat Med. and Gen. Pathology
NIB WRIGHT, j, Obstetrics and Diseases OF Wo
men and Children.
JOHN p. HARRISON, D, Theory and Practice
of Medicine sNN
on the LIST MONDAY in October the Dissee,na
Rooms II he opened under the direction ofthe protes
sor of Anato,.:y, and his Assistant, JOHN DAVIS NJ
d., Demonstration.
TERMs.-Mairicuiation IS; Dissecting Ticket SO.
and each Professors Ticket SIS
au.l-2w JOHN z. HARRISON, Dean
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
NEW BOOKS.

DROTIERS and Sisters. BY Frederika Bremen.
- SelfContro By Mary Brunton.
Elizabeth Howard, or the DISCUS I'd Pedar;
Jenny Lind, novel; by Rose Ellen Hendricks;
Saint Resale, or the Mysterious Caskct;
Mysteries of Old London complete;
Christopher Tadpolc;
The Count of Monte Christie; by Alex Dumas.
Magazines for August;
SONGS FOR THE CAMPAIGN
The Rough aud Ready Minstrel Collect ION OF cant.
tai Songs similar 10 those in the " aller Kyprp
Cass and Butler Sonssier collection of original De.
mocrate Songs.
Taylor aud Fillmore Songs err an original collection
OF new Wing Songs for the campain of Ia4S
Just received at WAKEMAN'S LIBRARY Depot No.
Ill, Main street. auyl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, July 81. 8. p. NJ,
Flour-Slles OF 42O bols al 1881.
Corn-Sales oil 1900 bus 29c.
Sugag-Sales al 4aI5
Molasse s-sales &C 26a27c.
Coliee--Sales OF Laguyr4 al II for prime
quality
P'orialons-Sales Of 200 bbls OF prime
PofN al % Bacon is very firm, but price.
are unchanged
Mhlskey-Sales Of 400 bbls at I5B.
f''S Seed Oil is dull al 5Oa5lc pei gall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
Observation-Disclosures.
PHlLADELPHIA MARK Ell.

Philadelphia, July 81, 6 p. NJ.
flour-l hear OF no new features in The
market The demand is iir and quotations
steady, at o5,25o5,50 per tpl
Rye Floar-SopplIes are limited, with
small sales al 1887 per bbl
Wheat-Sales Of prime Red Southern at
lO0al05c per bu.
The SUPPLY Of grain in fist hands is small.
Nhiskey-Alo,erate sales at 24c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

OEMELANcHoLY CASUALTY. wfort
John Wilson, mate Of the Steamboat Auto.
crat, fell over board about 45 miles this side
OF st Louis, and was drowned. Mr. Wilson
was native of the State oil Pennsylvania
I and had been but recently married to young
lady OF st Louis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
FARM FOR SALE.

ss.fT3 WILL be offered a, t,ubI,,' ",,a
hid SSy ." FRIDAY, tie Isl day OF Stfel
A..a.S3Z nef, trac, Of land coutainfn, an, -
ui1sa Urea aud tour acres iyiig on the a tier. ~
il"e i" heelihs, Ohio County. Virginia 90 ~
/" hsens' The laad Is sooh, lies we'll and ~ vel :"
tSI' - or 10 acres of which - cleared AMI j., : :"
, ~ ou'Nsiion frrns one third OF the purrlss
M ~, oNc paid on the nrst daY OF October. me- h,f
~ :" "iuN annual instaimenis. The mn. "A m -
e. ~ ~ ,eeelp' OF tae iirs1 payment; aud bond
I'VE, ~, , secured by 0eed Of trust POSSESSION
~" Z on the day otsaie sale To commence IA 1850
- "s .'9 dAe attention Will be given by
Tr-5s-"r'.t. SAMUEL VI. CREIGHTON
anu eA@'i'he lev days previous 10 sale S. ~ an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
TO Contractors

QUALIFICATIONS for knox District Public schoo,
house' may DC seen a. the store OF Isaiah Cooper
ed trustees Of sad School District unll saturds '
neAi al O'Clock, T. ior the er-otio of sad Iud
| ing. ISAIAH coopPpp' ''
aus3 EDG n Wm1,ns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

4Ne Indians IN OregoA Territory have ra
Ih't oI5Inai ami strange idea concerning The
"ulrs OF The ministers Of religion. They ex-
peer 'nai II any loss should beiall them u lille
u''eul"S dnlne service, such as their cattle
s''al i"s' eel the missionary is bound 10 make
sou 'nr'F loss as say they, Ibis would MOI
naNe haPPrned Al YOU had not blown your
horn 10 cal US 10 meeting. '"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
STEAM BOAT REGISTER

REPORTED RY c. II BERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
j Boats ior t,ls last t,ur, ea lin. yester
lay at o'clock. r. N.
ARRIVED.
Virginia, Dawson; Steubnvile,
Genessee, Reno, Cincinnati,
Eureka, Thomas,
Companion, Tominson, Pittsburgh.
Cashier. Dawson,
Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport,
DEPARTED.
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville,
Highland Mary, Burke, Cincinnati
Cashier. Dawson, Pittsburgh,
Hulson, Poe,
Eureka, Thomas,
Robt Wighlmsn, williamson, Parkersburgh.
leei inches water in the clannel-rlsing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

MARRlED.-At Parkersburgh, Va, on
the lst inst. by the Rev Mr.. Perkins, Mr.
JAMES c. ToDD, of this city. and Miss ANN
T, DEvoL Of the former place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
Auction Sales

~ saturday Mornins, August 5ib ar o,.,,.,
w sell, tor account Of whom il nav e,,a.'''
la'se lo' OF household AMI kitchen flnIiturs T -
description. w Wu,EfiA ~ ,ui,uIe "i every
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

The roads throughout the whole Of Mexico
are said to be infested with robbers, who were
plundering all that came in their way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
TO CONTRACTORS.

"A PLAN and specifications for Irwin District Public
xASchool house may he at the store fTh: John
sion Jr. and aled proposals will he receive by the
designed Trustees of said School District until Satu
day next O'Clock T. Mfor the erection of said build
ing.
T G. CULBERTSON
Wheeling Aug. .Iei5. w. P. WILSON,
J: NJ. EWING.
1Arrls Copv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

GOOD ADVlCE.-Nerer entera sick roon,
"a state OF Precipitation, as The moment Won
become cool, your pores absorb. Do nor an.
proach contagious diseases with anempty So
mach, nor 81 between HE sick and he Grs
because the heat attracts tor the thln ,sDor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

lCT'The following we offer from a hiphlv -
ana wealthy gentleman OF Salem, Mass one of her :
o'es ana hrst Merchants, whose statements were
never questioned. "s'o
10 the Agent OF Naughns Vegetable Lythontripic
MIXTURE. SRI have for many years heen atfie,ed
WI" 'e Whlc mas at times caused very Sc
we're suffering and the usual means have been
70, without giving me other than tennory relief In
epr uary 81 tao present year commenced the use of
Lithoatripic, aud feel happy and grateful in saving
,nal rs use was productive Of almost immediate relief
nave aAen three bottles and up this time have Ia.
heh 'hree bottles and up to this have had no re
lapSe cannot doubt that my present fire eon, from the
complaint Is solely due 10 this valuable medicine and
II not already so. iOEI Rottt. 90 u
Salers, June 10, 1876. ''
in's - me Treat American Remedy, the advertise.
eacine taxes hold of all diseases OF the Urinary org.n
ad IN ise, lakes hold of all diseases of any Kind ana
'"Ness'' aug3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
NEW YORK MARKET

New York, July 81. p NJ.
Flour-SaIes OF Genesee tt s4 73.4 90
There is better feeling in die market, caused
by light supplies.
Graiu-For Corn there is steady demand
and good inquiry for wheat for milling pur.
poses.
PFovislons-Less movements is manifest in
Pork-the market being heavy.
Nhlskey al % els. in bbls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
President OF the Why National Convention

John Quincy Adams..oad Gen. Toylor. "A
cores ,'ondrnt Of l',e Sliem cat = writes as
follows concerning he opinion OF ex-Pr-si-
dent Adams, r,si ecling The proposed nuulinu-
iion OF Gen ldyior.
An effort seems TO BE- mixing, bv the" Free
Sou leaders, 10 give the impression 10 The
public mind mat the hate Juha q Adams tai
" approved aud co-4ueraet .Jlinstnat,on al
'h's, we mad the Of Mr.. Adam, leading
the van IN the enterpris-. We happen 10
/ KNOW, upon authority HAT cannot b.. oues-
| toned, that Mr.. Albums was OF upuion mat
! ueu. Taylor was the only mdu Who could be
supported b, The Wings Tor the Presidency
WIN probable chance OF success and. ali
lhinas considered, Was the best uau + r nm.
once II any ooe questions this assertion.
We nave II lna form thdt viii remove all ca
VA, and "l ia due Time lay il btlor. he
puo Il. In The mean time, we ask our friends
Ia consider whether II Is theit duty 10 f,,ll,,y
their antl-saeery notions To ihe extreme
when so inteligentand ardent an opponent of
slavery as ar Adams was of The opinion thai
"to promote the eiechOA Of Cen. TAILOR. 1cqs
me past tledAe q prcUsatiag the erieAsion
d Ntaoery, and Continuation Of The rapars1
OF eur"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

Why are the Wings .lae an up5ntilm san,
~ i. Globs. ''''''''' son
Don't know, bat we can tell why the In
coiocos are Ike dudiul son they love pap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
I q N 9.
Salaratus 7laSc.

Eor Dor< Immediate possession given: The
loi lNOit. Front Building Of that teautf
residence formerly occupied hy Mr. VIM. Cbaplins in
South Wheeling. Enquire of
Aug !, lw. WIN. u. QUARTER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

GS CASKS salerstus lust received and for sale w.
~ y ny low ~ laus2l PRYOR 4 PAULL
syREAM OF TARTAR-Just reed and far s,,o ,a,.
lsus-I PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

D~5-The stomach has undoubtedly a yery great sym,
pahy win other parts of the body. This the case
WIN respect 10 the irritation produced by worms espe
claiy those existing in the stomach itself they rive
rise TO many other diseases, and patients often suffer in
creamy without being aware of Tie cause The rene
ny wnich wiz give most certain relief in such cases is
H. FAHNEsrock' VsRMruaE prepare 4 al Pin shnr.h
a., Wsleh WIN ea pei every worm, aud in this manner
iesVe the system free from all bilious hunor ana
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
r<ees2s
&osIS n.y.
- CsT-
Correspondence ofihe Pittsburgh Gazette.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
Washington. Aug. |, 1913.
Senate-Afier long discussion, the amend
ments TO the Civil Bill were laid aside.
A resolution from the House, relative to
the reporting debates in both houses was a
greed to.
After some time spentin Executive session,
the discussion OF the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was resumed.
Several unimportant amendments were a.
dopted
A motion to strike out the Savannah appro-
priation was postponed, when the Senate adj
journed.
HoUsE.-The House went into Committee
of the whole on the Oregon Bill
Amendments giving to he Territorial Gov
ernor the veto power were lost, alter some
debate by Messrs. Smith of Indiana, CLARK
and Taylor.
| Several mnimportant amendments were adj
opted; and slavery amendment was debated
without excitement.
/
MAIL ROBBERY U. S. mail was
robbed at Ebensburg Pa, on Monday or Tues
day night last. The stage driver being sus
pected, was taken into custody, confessed the
crime, and is now lodged in prison, 10 await
his trial
THE RHINOCER0S TAKEN.-The N.
,.l.
from Little Falls, II. Y. saying that the
Rhnoceros that lately got into fight and
killed the Elephant Columbus, has been taken
near that place, and is 50 much injured that
it is thought he will not recover.
| DREADFUL ScENKs IN SANTA CRUZ.-The
body Of 500 compelled Gov Schouton on pain
OF death. to issue Proclamation, abolishns
slavery at once-conrary to the decree OF the
Danish government, which required IL sears
apprenticeship.
The blacks, after obtaining their Freedom
turned number OF plantations. British
steamer lying ia port was Immediately dis
patched TO st Johns, 2. r.. and brought 5Ot
soldiers 10 put the negroes down. They XII
led ABOVE one hundred on them ana look
number prisoners. The Government wa
Immediately taken out cf the hands OF tht
Governor, and provisional government wa
formed BY the white Inhabitants to protec
themselves from the blacks. The whites i'll
sist that if the slaves are freed, the govern
ment must take care OF them.
KANAWHA COUNTY.-The last Kama
wha Republican gives the following item a
a sign of the popular feeling in that region
CoALsMoUrH, July 10th, 1913.
DEAR SIR After travelling through tn
lower end of Kanawha, and over the county
OF Putnam, am glad to tell you that the PEG.
pie are going for Taylor, almost unanimously
was in a considerable crowd the other day
the many OF which were Democrats, and witt
the exception of two men. are all going to
vote for Taylor. The people are SO warm, the,
even want 10 bet on Virginia, ard also to be
Cass won't get five States. | have alway
voted on the Democratic ticket, but am com
PEELED to give old lack lift this time
remain yours very truly,
A DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
The following is the lettefof Mr. Morehead
conveying to Gen Taylor his nomination, to
which Gen Tayior's letter was in reply.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10, Is S.
General ZacAary Idyior-Dear Sir AT
Convention Of the Wings OF the United
States held ia this city on lie 9TH instant, and
continued day TO day until the 9th, you were
nominated as "a candidate Tor the Presidency
OF the United States, at the ensuing Presi den-
tial election.
By a resolution of said Convention, it was
made The duty OF their President to cOmmun-
icate TO you the result OF their de alterations.
and TO request your acceptance OF the norni-
nation.
la obedience to said resolve, |. as the organ
therein designated, have the honor t. make to
You The foregoing communication, and 10 ask
Your acceptance ct the nomination.
Permit me, dear sir, to indulge the hope
that he who never shrnks iTou any response
bllty, nor fails to discharge any duty assigned
him by his Government, will not now refuse
the enthusiastic call OF hi, counuymen.
am, dear sir, with sentiment OF very high
regard, your most obedicnt servant,
J. NJ. MOREHEAD
Pro- ilapt ~ Tho WIN, ,t....t d 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

MAIL ROBBERY The U. S. mail was
robbed at Ebensburg, Pa, on Monday or Tues
day night last. The stage driver being sus-
pected, was taken into custody, confessed the
crime, and is now lodged in prison, TO await
his trial.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

Rev. Alex'r Campbe!l's Address.
"a Address delivered before the Wheeling Lyceum
4A% MAY IL, 1913. Subject Has Christian ma
lion right to wage against another Christian ma
ton"
The above address has just been published in neat
pamfhiet form. and is for sale at the "Tines ce"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

THE RHINoCEROS TAKEN.-The N.
Y. Express contains telegraphic despatch
from Little Falls. n. v. saying that the
Rhinoceros that lately got into fight and
killed the Elephant Columbus, has been taken
near that place, and is 50 much injured that
ii is thought he will not recover.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03
BOARD OF HEALTH.
,pon Of the Iniermenis within the City ofly beein,

LOST OR MlSLAID.
a BOUT Wednesday last, the 25tb uiti,,o -.
= AGoi.p sFEcfACLEs The finder NH 10 Par s OF
y ie"arded BY returning them 90 me- 80 'e iosfai
Aug Ssh % !, ,,,r
Nfosaolfo BARs-l20 Mosquito Bars.
rrgI . me- ioi do. tor sale al
o. ". HEIskELI,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-03

The Argus declares that Gen Taylor by his
letter Of acceptance OF The Philadelphia nom
nation, hss become a Whig. that be has vio-
lated precious pledges and pledged himself to
the whig party. The following is his letter
II which the Argus objects.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-09
WEEKLY COM VI e GA JOURNAL

Penna. Lead-About 400 pigs sold at cts, cash.
Molasses-A cargo of $50 hhds., tres. and brs. Trim
dad sold on private terms, and invoice of 50 hhds.
Cienfuegos at 24b cts, mos. OHs-The demand
for Linseed is still quite limited at 60a6t cts. Pro
pisions-Western Pork continues dull, with small
sales of Mess at liza + II so, and Prime at 50 per
br. The stock of good Bacon is much reduced, and
prices are very firm; sales of Western Hams at 55d
g. cts; Sides, 5ia5j; and Shoulders 45dS cts Lard
is steady at Sa55 cts, with small sales. Spirits
Whskey has been in limited request, hhds. at 24d
"a, and brls at 245a25 cts. Sugar-The supplies
of Cuba have again been large, and about 500 hhds.
have changed hands at 33a4; 200 Porto Rico, 45a5,
and 1000 boxes Havana and Matanzas at Ra55 for
brown and yellow, and 7a7 cts. for white, all mos
JVool-Thc demand is still limited, and prices are
ngcd.-Inquirer.
CHARLEsTos-5 days preceding Sept. |.
Cotton-Has gradually declined until it is Ia! ct.
lower and about 1850 bales have sold at td6s cts
the extremes; and the stock remaining on hand is
9O55 bales. We have heard some complaints re-
Gently from Alabama of excessive rains, and the APP
pearance Of the worm but the loss, If any, will
hardly be felt in the aggregate supply OF the coming
year 1t must be borne in mind, however, that we
are only the very Threshold Of the season, and
the plant is yet subject 10 many vcissitudes; but
should the prove propitious, the crop of a4S
and lS49 is destined to be large. Rice-Thc receipts
have been 500 tres, nearly all of which have been
sold at 3.25a Il 8. 80 per 100 lbs. Corn-The report
of the sales would be criterion of the condition OF
the market. FLou-Sma sales of Baltimore at 5 8.
FreightS-No alteration in rates.-COT.