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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-15

defence. 5000
General Scott objected his being called at tl, time as hi;
had been closed He did not obeel to ,hs
9elng recalled but at this time he had witness wait
lie begged that his motion and the decision of the cou,
might go on the record The said it would consider
but decided to call him. - ''"'' ''hs'ue' It,
Raesti9ns by DJence-The witness has said on his exam
nation that he expressed his opposition to the racnbaya
nn Da me witness understand that General Pillow was
tages we had gained without any thing in return
the time OF the onyersaton which was previous TO
knowledge Of the terms of the Astce no reference cond
peen had TO the terms of what nothing about
Of t me had not then AT the neither
US Inaerst9od what the Amistice be- Gen Pillow
Seany did object TO any Amsce that did not give rs deci
DID the wn aa s aade1sfand o, not ,,,
Ams'ce unless Chapuepee or the capital was
aa 81 40 not remembe-i know nothing of nv own kpowl
low thonahi Sb now the exact stpulaons Gen Pill
i'f masesa Lad ADVANTAGES "e'0h'enae''
her hs Al Pillow remarked ehoped the court would remem
f,an ns as charged with aiehood on tins very nont
member hs m rose and said he hoped the court Would re-
and he was rebntd Yesterday to make similar remark
witness - o"heu by the court for having prompted a
heat your former examination you said that Won did
Won have sin e city in his orders to YOU Saw whetheS
ten oow By bs
that might come n mad reference any reinforce.
before refe sapa a. Which did not
and which was To follow E as having been to Col Rey
command beo Gen nn s checked by
aHhsSy Were entirely and BEEN sa "a 20,
made your dispositions receive iU ne arrival of Gen smith
Smith ~ e a'riV al of General
Al had established my command in position ~ -,
forces under santa Anna and change in ~ esisf the
took place until Col Morgan regmenf reinforced n position
moved my command sufficient distance round the Then
do mot ecoect having changed that po aSa
Euey bushes surrounding the exterior The ylsss ma
ana Notigeur regiments facing the North and the 1atb
18th regiments facing in the direction of San A. h an
wall spoken of was a very low one ~ 4Ansei In
Ill santa Annas forces had not been checked bv ro,
comand would they not have reached the village and n
vented ten Smith from reaching it ''''se' anu pre-
A-They certainly would have done 81 r. coI p;,
vas further advanced than was lad not b Gey WI
II inns had not been done Santa Anna would have nsssa
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DISSERTATIONS

DISSOLUTION
l. mutual consent, dissolved. "N aa'' y
., 1910 DENNIS MeEVOY
APT Atpni u: l4o. WILLIAM LEONARD
The business of CARPENTERINtI will he co annw
by the subscriber at the old stand of MeEyov suha
No. z Union street lapl5 3tl DENNIS MeEN NGlIa y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
TELEGRA PH,
correspondence OF Pittsburgh Gazette.
CONGRESS.
Washington, March 2, ISIS.

Washington, March Q, 1878.
Senaie-rhe Senate went {, WORK on the
d Efficiency bill. which passed the House yes-
trrtay. Ii was referred to the Committee on
Financ..
Reveriy Johnson Of Maryland. inquired Of
the President Of the Senate, whether the Sec
Rotary OF War had made any reply to the res
o%Iution OF Dec. 80, 1917, calling for the uum-
bvT Of troops scot to Mexico. the number
which hat been killed in battle, togrth
WITH a report OF the number who have died OF
III ease oi he climate and OF wounds.
Mr.. Dallas. No answer has been given 10
h : r-soldtion.
R~,erly Johnson. Unless such resolution
is answered very speedily, | shall renew the
resolution.
Mr.. Srvirr then moved that The Senate 60
into Executive session, which wss agreed to.
iIouse.-Asu usual a long time was occupied
in the reception and reference Of memorials.
Mr.. Vintun, Ch4iru,an OF the committee OF
Waysaui Means reported a bill p.oviiins Tor
thu civil diplomatic expenditure which was
read twice and refereed TO tn. Committee 81
the whole. F.
Robsrt Smith offered a JOINT resolution Of
thank, to the whole army. Objections beins
nistd the resolution was lsid on the table
He then made a short speech against the bill
comforting the bounty lands to soldiers VIII,
should be promoted.
MIR Evans made a speech in favor OF tn
bill.
Jacob Thompson followed in reply ant
warmly contended tina, it ought not To pass
ne CAV his reasons at length AMI said tha
II must be amended throughout before it coul
pass. 1t bad been produced hastily, full G
faults and could not be sanctioned by tina
body.
Referred TO the committee of the whole.
After some discussion of the veto OF tb,
harbor bill, the house adjourned.
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NOTICE FOR TAKING pErosIrIoNs.

N the Circuit Superior Cour OF Law aud Cbance-y
, for Ohio County, in TIE state Of Virginia. Suit pend.
ing-Foreign attachment.
George T.. Shock VS.. Robert s. Irwin. and James II.
FORSYTH 4 James II. Baker, partners under the firm Of
FORSYTH and Baker, Daniel w Boss J Kush HAYS. Leon
ord + forryti. Isaac b Carter. Andrew Dyefs, Robert
M'Carfean, and Zephaniah Carer.
The said defendants wili please take notice that the
deposition of A. Richardson and otipefs " ia lie taken nj
the Mayors Office ofthe city of Pittsburgh, Pen.syva.
mia, on the 18th day Of April. A.. ID. le,S. between the
hours OF risht O'Clock. A. VI. and seven O'Clock, u. NJ. to
he read in evidence in the above named cause on behalf
of said complainant. And ", from a ny cause, the taking
of tic same shall not he commemorate or he ng commenced.
shat not he completed on that day, tie taking thereof
wii he ADJOURNED from time ia time until The same shall
be completed. GEORGE " SHOCK,
March 10, 1917. by Alfred Caldwell his attorney.
2 N the circuit Superior court Of Law and ehancery
o for Ohio county in the stale Of Virginia. SUIT pen
d.ng-Foreirn attachment.
John u Sheriff and Morgan NJ. shirk, partners under
the name of Sheriff & Shirk,
Us.
Robert s Irwin, and James II Fouyth and James r
Baker, partners under the name Of FORSYTH & Baker,
Dlniei W Boss, Rush Ways. Leonard E. Forsyth, Isaac
Is Cate, Andrew Dyefs, Robert McCarrean, Xepilsntah
Cater William a lit. Nathaniel b Rogg, Richard +
Sntttli, John Aiken, Thomas Oliver and Geo T. Shock.
The sail Defendants " III please take notice that the
depostions of Ro'ert Anderson, Robert McCarrean, ]
Rush isys aud sther-, Will he taken at the OF ce OF The
Mayor of the city OF Pittsburgh. in the stale of Penn.
sylvania, on the l3tA day of April, A. d. 1919, between
the hours of eight a'c!"ck A. III. and seven o'clock r.
NJ. tn be- resd in sy whence il The above named cause on
behalf of said compiainants, and ~, from any cause the
taking of HE same shall. moi lie commenced, or being
commenced. shall not lie completed on that day. the Ia
kiaS thereof will be adjourned from tiiuc 10 time until
the same shall lie compile ed.
John Is sheriff and Morgan NJ Shirk, partners under
the name of Sherlf & shirk, by
ALFRED CALDWELL,
mar IL, 1873 Their Attorney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11

MAJ KILLED AT IRELAND Dspor.-On Sat.
nriay morning las, Luke franklin, an Eng.
iish s'ole cutter, accidentally Tell from a ledge
oil rocks, on The Ems OF The Connecticut Riy.
e. Railroad, just above Ireland d-po, village. a
di'lance Of thirty feet. struck on the ltsek.
anu aied The sans day. He LETT q family i,
Enslani. itls supposed that he Was partly
lnto,iesied al the lime Of the accident, bang
Reputiieaa. e"""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
(CoaelasloH tomorrow. J

BrR~NANoorE.-A Swedish peasan; spoke
c~onir'np'upnsly saving. II don't care a hg Tor
betnAd"l'e' The peasant was arrested, aud
aldsf d" anclen, law OF the kingdom. con
drmard TO death. The Hing Immediately
parianed the peasant, and ondrfed The law 10
o. Iepraied, bat, said the kiug 10 the
Judge, Il do NOT like TO be in,ulIed AMI
cannotl let this man pass on wiibont
some punishment, you will therefore please
go 10 his house and say to him in INV nams.
allcs you ao not care a hg tor Bemadolte,
BemadotIe doesn't care a fix Tor YOU"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11

Manufacturing in Virginia, Measures have
osen taken i0r tne erection OF another coltnp
factory a. ihe eouGty OF Jefferson county, Va.
10 manufacture coinfri Cotton goods. by the
purchase q the ''Hopewell Mil" upon ihr
S~heuandoah uvef. SIX miles rom Haroey,,
Ferry. Ole hill the amount OF cspilai re-
quifed.i Is already subscribed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
FJR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY Taylor.

STATS ELEcroRs.
J RoSt n Vuit,i.lt, Isle vt Wright.
? 6 W Billing P'ier.5 rs.
3 "a P Irving Clnb,tlsnl.
4 J X ltvin5, Lyuchhurr.
5 W MrriI. Fulk,iu.
6 W c Rtvcs, A~rhrnsre.
Z z ,bt BScot,. Sduquisr.
; Il r Garrett. Westmrre AMI.
Q " Bod R-l noal city.
10 R,bt Slun iers. Wiiilus0urgh.
A Huu,rr. Jef-rsou.
IL A Il II S,por,. Augusta.
10 5 Med Moore. & c. ige.
II Col A + TiLg. Wasa4ugon.
Is G w Sumuers. ksadvha.
Is G ID Cun i@4. .'lu.s,n.
II P%isrpont. Marion.
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REGISTER.
REPORTED ny c. II BERRY

hhfoh Ell ny u. III BERRY
ARRIVALS AM DEPARTURES
Of Bouts for the last "a hours ending ycster-
day at 4 O'Clock. Z. NJ.
ARRIVED.
Pilot No 2, Harms, Cincinnati.
Planet, -, -
Brilliant, Grace. ~Pittsbnsgl. ~n
Pennsylvania, Gray, Neh Orleans.
Rhode Island, III en-, SleuL>myiiie.
DEPARTED.
Pennsylvanit, Cray, .Pnlsburgh.
MIiwausie, FafusNoIlhs
Cambria, For,ytn,
PtSnet, -,
Pilol No 2. karns,
Friendship. Davis. Brownsville.
Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati.
Comet, Boyd, I"
Rhode Island, Green, Steubrnville.
ct ieet water in The channel-rising.
BOARD OF TRADE.
CommittfG on Com aierce for March.
JOHN eosHoRs J. c. HARBOUR, C. d. HUBBARD
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W KEELING 81 MONT

The subscribers 10 the cspiiai s,o
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Co,nnanv !.
hereby notified that an instnlneet Of on, III
lar upon each and every Share III r,ol So
ouiTed to be aid by item respcoti,eiy 10 N.
TreasurfI Of the said Com ANY. on Wedues-
day the 1911 day OF Aprii, is4s.
by or'rr o; The Boeri Of Managers.
Il. II. FIFZdUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan. Esq. The Treasurer. will be
iounl at the NJ rchants aud Mechanics Bank.
Feb. 10. lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11

Attention is invited to the new Dry G dds
store of Mr.. Rhodes. He has a splendid
stock and is popular dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11

T. w. CARR, upposite the Exchange.
fhiladel phia, Is serut Tor rT0curinr suhsrrfp-
tions aud advertising Tor thr Wheeling Time.
bEntsNr & GREEs. 3HStreet, opv,Sit~ n q
rost oi1ce. Cincinnati, will stI as Agents
'ot zoe wheeling Times, and all orders leIt
WIN 'nem viii he promptly attended to.
'oLNEY u. PALMER i, authorized ,n act "a
gem 'N' receiving subscriptions and sdver-
thent' Tor the Wheeling Daily Time, &
luI'I.s"T; at Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
'ork and Boston. His o,Ere is !,
and Fsyette streets: :" Ne'"
Chesnu, SIS. i""" '"o
Hall.
WV. THOMPSON. corner of B,I,ino,.
s ~ sputh s's, 'sduiy authorized agent for
ms pepper IN the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening Sth Instant by Rev. H.
4. Weed. Mr.. Samuel kiinsman 10 Miss
Eliza 5. Israel both of this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11


TALLANT Il DELAPLAIN,
WHEELING, Vi.
~ RE now prepared 10 supply their customers and
49, country Merchants generally. with their full sup.
ply OF Spring my Goods- They have now in store aud
offer for sale on good i.rirsi
y cases Prints, ssorsed styles an I Qualities,
" eo'orei aud MACK Van,hr les,
10 " cotton paniaioon 4ufs,
4or5 do sssarted Law,sl and dress goods,
" Ginshans, variout qualities,
" Aipacas. re
" cloths and cassinkres,
Saitinets, tHH
Tweess, various asles,
Lin-ns aud linen checks for e~oafin:s,
J " irisa linens,
Spring Ncstings aad black satin do,
3cases honnrts, h cases z. T.. hale.
Pedal and cots, 2 ." i.eghorn do
" Paras1si Together with Naskeans. Bleselled
ana BROW iirIils, 1iekinss, heSyy shs~etibgs and Snir
lungs, checks. Mariners striRs. fahic niaper. Hos ~,
sHsponicfs, Buttons, TueaA OF all Kinds, sew ing silk,
PocSe' Hdxts, cravats. Lslss aud EaisiRss, Pms and
Hooks and Eyes, Tapes .Ssessts oonss, fih.oas. glovea.
mar II 4 uMH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11

ST. Louis, Mrrch 9, 1918.
The Steamboat Fr Tic has exploded on the
l~llineis river near Hennipen causing The less
Of several lives.
The new Constitution Of the State Of I'LL
nois is to Ne offered TO the people Of the state
Tor their adoption and sanctioa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11

The treaty is not yet acted on in the Sen
ate.
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NOTICE FOR TAXING DISPOSITIONS

bkA AZ =
NikstNIA-ln N. Circuit Superior court Of Law
and e'a1ccv far TIE osanty OF ohia.
''.a5 ra"Phrey, erssitot % Beat Pumahrsy. dsees-
' Co-rlAnants.
against
I,-hariaa Punphrev, Mszsaiine rumphrey. S.o-g. w
lnmp1fey; lanes Aznew and Efts~ta A.uew. NJ.
lA't isIkaheth 'unnhrcy. who was The - ne u
William f%uushrsv, d~cea,eA. Css.snier Virsiai,. in.
tthi ei4d AMa ser 81 la~ Of Inc Sad " .uiam Pam.
p'+ls Lrff. HiH AMI t.tKs ms wife. Nrtsss PUN
PHrey, taflauue FuupHrev. and CAROLINE Pumnbrey.
inf,di e~ha4.saoi The spd IAcbai IAN Pamphres. Re.
s1 Fum29rcy, John A Good, Jeremiah shcrbrra.
Lamb. deceased. John Nfler. Neil ucN.n~bt., RIM
M'tfoN, hlizaheih Hsrstns. administrators OF VIII
Haa Hsfkfns, deceased. an the said Ettt.seth. .s wi.
dow u The said W,u Harkins. May Hsrktns. John
Harkins. Atrei Clarke and Eiza h. wife, woleoii
tsym'ur aud AmrIG Ms wife. Thomas G wilson aud
tItrlot;- hs wife. Warren fIsrkins and Thom.
Harkirs. which sad Nav, John. Eaza. Amelia. Char.
l1tte. Warren and Th1mrs, sreehiIfren and h~irs at
law % the said Wm Ha-krns, deceased. and Gearge
" Sghis, who intefniatred win Mstiida Harkins.
now deceased, who wa. also one Of the children and
hrlfs AZ law n the Ssid Wm isrkins, tecrasrd. Ma
ttia W Sights. infant daughter of the sad george W
ava Matilda sights. sud LrSis Stesnrod. Joseph kltne,
h"nert J Desse, Isaac Holmes aid Sasauei Holmes.
The defendants ahove nsne4 will please take ns,ies
thsi TIE Complainant in this 'nt viii proceed on Ssiut
dsf the l5'h dsv Of Anrii. IsE7. between the houss Of q
O'Clock \. NJ. and a'elo-s =. N a. the ON e OF Ro.et
Morrow. Esq a Justice % the fesr.. o. Hh. between
Nn"i and Saiithhet ctr sts in the city Of Pittsburgh,
state ot ttnusTivsafa. - tske The d. g"srtions - Asa
tom Pnmphrsy ,bI oibers. And. ihs., on Monday the
2tth dsv % tue same '1pnth Of April. Isss, tas sad
e".,a ba"En and o nefs. between the hou-s OF 6o'cL.
\ W -" 2 a''i'eh.P VI al the ot.ee Of the cerk 81
10 e'i1 81 9 nu,mnu Pleas. Nrtie eoInly Of uartispu,
pr ite stole ~ ONO, in tht town OF tadtg m sad cow
~ Nnf, 4 from srv cause tle said depOstipns ATE
nj tsken. the taxing nfths same VIII I've adjourned from
d. % Ia aatii co nPirt-i. which dep. siiions 50 taken
WI ie offered to he read "a evidence Oh toe hearing Of
sa ca,sc.
You. " any IF Won car attend the taking OF said de-
po1Htuns. Il YOU think yr, rr. Npurs,
Gs,,c VI PvNrH.Ss. Executor az
mar u. t@a BEtL PUMfiREY, dee'd, Com,t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
CITY rsnPERrY o -,

"a CITY PROPERTY FoR SALE
- J VIII sci on The terms AFTER saeniiona 81 the hon..
"d t" on hsih street, ~ tse civ o. Wheeling. ue,,Ty
'pp"'te The Residences at John MrLare, E.a. ip ,xb5.i
rae .e.iaed. The improvements consist of a sph.
lama aud eenSentent two sterS Brick house, -. -,
-. 70 ieeI 81 Man street and runs hack lgs fee,
i1eas of sAl.f--Ten per cent Of tue pureh..,
'ones To ~ pad ia cash, aud The residue in i've eas,t
,haal iasis'na-nt-. be.rins Interest from the 49, =,
20 ana secured hy a deed Of trust ON the premise. a
sa~Mts sin'nhaaenaSy sxeeutei TO the purchaser
ai~ssess'sn gwen on The iss Of sprii nrIt.
ine a'ose premises VIII he cold at pahiie suction al
,.ao"i asyf OF 1htCsau House u ONO county Ia M.
1ss' si"aef % lac 20ih dsy OF March. les. N not
tnef das.s>ea Of at private sssx
w.. hnafe~ W hite ~ show tbs premises 10 psf,on.
a.s s'ehs~- SARAH WHITE.
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VS..
Robert McCarresu. Daniel W Boss, J Rush HAYS,
Robert S Irwin. William L Stewart, John 7 Hosg, Leo.
nard T. Forsyth, Isaac u Garter and Andrew Byers, and
James n FORSYTH and James X Baker, partners under
the name nf FORSYTH and Baker, and Zephaniah Carter.
The said defendants will please take notice that the
dispositions of Charles w Russell, James 8 " hea and
others. will lie taken al the oihee Of James A. Clarke,
E.q. a commissioner OF said court. in the eiiy OF Wheel.
ing in the state of Virginia. on the 18th day OF April,
4. u. 1879. between the hours of eight O'clock. A. NJ.
aud seven O'Clock. T, Milo he read in evidence in the
shove named cause on behalf of said com ptainani And
il, from ans cause the taking of the same shall not he
commenced. or being commescsd, shall not be compile.
ted on that day. the taking thereof will be adjourned
from tiaae 10 lime uatii the same shall he completed.
RIcHkRp F. SMITH, by
mar II ALFRED his Attorney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
NOTICE FOR TAKINc pEPosIrloNs.

NOTICE FOR TAKING DISPOSITIONS,
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
L far Ohio county in the State of Virginia. Suit
pending-Foreign attachment.
James Ketr, il. William X Nimick, Alexander MIN
ick and Alexander Duf, partners under the name of
James Kerr, jr. and 20.
Robert q Irwin, aud James II Forsyth and James n
BAKER, partners un der the name OF Forsyth and Baker,
Ihsnisl w Doss.J Rush Hays, Leonard r Forsyth, - tac
B Carter, Andrew Byers. Robert McCsrreau, 4 ,phaniah
{ after, William A Hill, Na.hanisiB Rogg. Richard F
Smith, John Aiken, Ti,oinas Oliver and George T. Shock.
THE said defendants will please take notice that tie
dispositions Of A Richardssn, Owen Morgan aud others,
will be taken at the Mayors otice Of lie city Of Pitts
b irgh ~ the state of peDnsy vauia, on the 18Th day OF
AprilrA. ID. 1915. between the hours Of eight o'clock A.
NJ aud seven O'Clock J.. NJ. TO he read in evide ice IN tho
assve named cause on behalf OF said comp a nsnis. And
II, from any cause the taking of the same shall not 30
commenced, or being commenced, shall net be completed
ON that day, the taking thereof will be adjourned from
time To time until the same shall be completed.
James Kerr, j. William X Kimiek, Alexander MIN.
ick and Alexander Doa, partners under the name Of
James Kerr, jr. and Co. by
maj IL ALFRED CALDWELL, thei, Attorney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11
NOTICE Foa TAXING nEPnsIrioNs.

NOTICE % TAXING DISPOSITIONS,
n y the rlrcut : i>r-1r csar Of Law and CT tucery for
S' oAio car1iy IN the sale OF Virginia. Suit pending
Foreign attachment.
Tho las Oliver,
"
Robert 5 Irwin. aud James n Forsyth aud James n
Raker. mariners under the name Of FORSYTH and Bskef,
Daniel W Dose, J Rash Have, Leonard Z FORSYTH. Isaac
L c-F'er. andrew b. crs, Robert McCarrean and Zepi-
auiah Garter.
The said defendants wiz pie ase take notice tina, the
lie tostiop Of James 4 Moore viii lie taken al the MAY.
of's office ofthe city or Pitfshurch. in the state Of Penn.
syiyanis. on the 18th day of April A. D. I64s. between
the hours Of eight o'clock 4. VI. and seven O'Clock 7 NJ,
to he read in evidence 10 the above nsmei cause on he.
half Of sa 4 csnalsiuani. And II. from any cause the
taking OF the same shall not be- commenced, or being
commenced, SHALL NOT he complete on that day, the ia
Ming thereof will he adjourned from time TO time until
the same shall lie completed. THOMAS OLIVER by
ALFKED AID ELL,
mar II, Is4S Hs Attorney
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mar Tl,1sIs

NOTICE O TAKING DISPOSITIONS,
TN the Circuit Superior court of Law and chancery
h for Ohio county in The State Of Virginia. Suit pen.
diug-Forcign attachment.
Richard F Smith,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-11

f.~ANDRrrH's W~AkRAST2D GARDEN SEEDS
- DR.. cRuMBACkEa bas be~, appointed soIt
agent al Wheeling. for the sale Of the Garden seeds
Fo"n ~ lie subscriber, and al his
hRtG STORE. No III Aala 81. Wheeling.
fhs' can only 10 obtained. Ereh psper bears the Label
ma ~sTra"ty ofihe sui-e rshef, aud for the yfalts and
ehrfal good quality Of It's ~ooHteTds. he hoh S hinsei,
esHs"slde TINS, as he aciua gtowef OF the seeds en-
4"sli"s rom bis Establishment he - enabled g. 10 with
h'iie coincidence DAVID LAMBETH,
ma" II, leir-fw Philadelphia.
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PROPOSALS

FOR CLEANSING MARIE SQUARE
y pursuance Ut an order OF tho council Of Inc civ of
~ wheeling. l shall, until the 2otH inst. receive propo.
los ee2W. iie Market square Tor The space of one
year, lIA ssnare must he scrspcd aad the dirt rcnr,-
yea sttee>i twice IN each week. WIN. HALL
MAJ "slrir Clerk Of the Market
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LOST OR rAkEN nv M,Sr.Eg

LOST OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE.
"a BpN marked Taylor K EvelAnd. Phiiaa.l,hi. rs
was 'et ~ the steamer iiileruis No ? on the
wlsrtl"tai at Wheeiu g, on sunday mornine. Nov al,f.
iei'' ahd not having been received is suppased TO have
uert, 1aAen away ~ mistake Any information in re.
mar v-"l HOUSTON Il MILLS.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-01
"SOuTn END Markell"

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the store o
Mr.. Gilbert Trdfant Water street, near foot Of
South street. where he offers choice assortment OF
visions and ship stores at very reduced prces-such
as Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, OIL Spices, Flour Meal,
Rice, Rasins,-Beef, Pork, Lard, and Butter--Crock-
cry, Glass, Stone and Earihern Ware. together with
a good assortment of Fresh Provisons Fruit and Veg
etables. The above is offered for sale cheap
be found In this city esew here, for cash approx
ed credit. j. G. DUNN.
Bath, Dec.l3, l847. lvd29l
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-01
+. Browns

CARSAPARILLA & Tomato Btters. The most
y used and best knoDn Bitters before the Public
These Bitters are raned to be purely Vegetable
compounn-and mark this, 05-they can neuer do the
least injury anycase ohaeoer 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for a long time, with great success in purifying the
blood gthenng and invigorafing the system II
is not TO be supposed that any medicine will cure
all diseases which the human frame is subject, nor
is this article recommended as such like most of the
euack medicine bal for effectng the prpose for
which there is nothing that has proved
itself 80 worthy of the ubiiccondence as this cele
brated cempOund.
The whole vegetabekn gdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purify nsurish and
inyigorate,he human system These Bitters have all
the effect Of the most powerful purgatves when used
in sutcien mt quantity, and yet mild in their
Grafton they may be given to persons in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. Tney are also
very agI eeabe to the taste.
There have been many remarkable in this to,on,
to which re ferences i'll he given by
A. G. PAGE the only fgenfin Bath.