Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

with a very great degree oil skill and taste, as
wei, as expense. His new and large dwell
linz. which is in every respect convenient
and elegant, is one Of the finest ornaments
Of the city, that the last year has brought
forth.
We were about to observe, however, that
the planting OF "a lew trees along the side
wal ia lrgatot property built OF, adds much
to lis talue utd beauty.
lie Nashville Union and Knoxville STAN
dGrl Tenn lave placed the name Of Ex-
Governor a. Y. Blown at the head of their
columns as candidate for Vice Presidency,
subject 10 lha decision OF the l~ocoioco Nation
al convention.
TbaS iosield Tenn Spy gives the par
]ticu.5rs %, q h1rrll murder which was COM
mittel in that county on the evening OF the
l6ah John { Payne upon Thomas Wosham
The latter Iad taken the situation OF overseer
held BY the former, which he had lost on ac-
count Of drunkenness. Payne fed,
HENRY CLAY.-We have received from
the publishers, Alessrs. GREELEY & MELRArH,
a copy OF The Life OF Henry Clay, by Epes
Sargent, which has been carefully revised and
improved by the auibor, and may fairly be
rltlked as one OF the best histories of that
eminent statesman, now before the public.
JACoB TIUR.-We have received from
W4arn4n a G Ply OF jacob Tier, in Two vol.
umes. THIS is said by many 10 be Cooper's
best. il sol il VIII certrinIy command a run.
Wak-u4n has handed Us a copy OF, 'The
Bottle" b, George Cruikshank, il consists Of
eight lively lines upon one sheet Of family
ruin by the bottle. Price l2a cts.
We have the April numb,r Of the "CoLUM-
BltN M.GAzINE.' from the publishers. 1t is
highly ornamented with engravings and beau
thu .etter press.
SyNpArHy MEErtNG.-A meeting is to be
he'd ia th- 7lh ward Of Washington at Island
HE, 10 give expressions of sympathy fer the
progress olliberal principles in France, in l.
taly, and in Leland.
PEyNsyLvANIA LE~GlsLAruRE.-rhe supple
ment to HE act to authorize the New York
AMI Erie Riilroad Company, to construct their
road through Slsquehana colnty has passed
the tiouse, with very proper restrictions.
4 Gallant Edlor.-The following an
nouueriuent lately appeared under the edito-
rlai head OF the Mississippi Telegraph:
" The publisher OF TINS paper would re-
specially Inform the public, and the ladies
especId.ly. llat he has gotten through with
The press Of business, and Is now ready to at
tend cuttings. candy p~uliings, and other par
lies. "a the shortest notice, with neatness
AMI dis. alca.'
F9RGiGS CAPtrAL-A BiTE-TheS 81. Louis
Ira very p.illedly observes:
%. Wings borrowed money, 50 saw tie
L'gg-. Som .9f.igu Lords and Ladies, and
q. L.l4s NOW borrow loreign capital from
t.e jews. Tie IsraciiJes have done il up
b,eRH Ia ibis lean. They pay three millions
l- b H..4. .ai derive an advantage Of tueiUe
It- 6.a. oit srctdHgett
He. us Secretary OF the Treasury isl
pAs-aene3o"iH haanc-.
The events. ii the Mexican war have made
us d pear ioIleat advantage in the eyes Of the
Ihsta. SplTlt q The Times.
Iii tais cse the t~unctionaries Of he gov.
ye.auaut, like many a swindling loaier, are
iaIe1.eI fox taeir fine appearance to a Tay-
lor.
NteoINIA LGGisLATURE.-The tax bill has
Iaa Z tIa House OF D.legates. very little al
rrt-H fr.. ...f y..r tIE.f... Nm -..I.