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NE w STORE.

IHE subscriber begs leave respectfully to in
form his old friends and customers and the public
general y, that he has again commenced the Mer-
camille business at his Store-house in Staunton,
where he is justreceiving general and carefully
selected assortment of
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DWELLANG HOUSES

(within one hundred yards of the Natural Bridge
on the Turnpike,) with House attach
ed to one of them, and all necessary out houses
There is also large and commodious BARN
upon the premises. This tract furnishes vau-
able location for both Tavern and a Store !;
the turnpike, which passes through it, being the
great thoroughfare of the Valley travel, and the
travel from the direction OF Richmond and Lynch
burg to the Virginia Springs. If n 1t sold pri-
vately, will offer the above tract for ale. at pub-
lie auction, on the premises, on the 3o.h of Sep
tember next. The terms will be a very liberal
credit and possession given immediately. The
terms will be more fully made known to appli-
cants, and on the day of sale. Address the sub
scriber, Natural Bridge post office, Rockbridge
county, Va. BENZ. A. HOLMES.
August 26-tds
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SYR.AY ED

, FkOM the subscriber on the 30th nit dark
BAY HORSE, with not speck ofwhite on him.
in low order, and naturally very wild, about Is
hands one inch high. and about years old.
Whoever returns him to me or gives me infos-
nation so that can get him, shall be literally
rewarded. VIM. EDISON
Near Mt. Sidney, Sept. o.
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VALWABLM LANDS
Am a vr<s~r>
AT AUCTION.

in pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superi.
or Court of Fayette county, will sell a, auction,
on Saturday the 9th day ofOctober next, on the
promises, tract ofland containing
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FOR SALE.

wish to sell aliliely NEGRO BOY, eighteen
years old, acquainted with all kinds of Farming
business. The purchaser can have credit Of
Twelve months. Enquire of tho Printer
Sept. 9-5t
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ATTENTION =!

yISHE company of Militia lying above the turn
u pike, lately attached to the god regiment, are
requested to meet at Equire Wayland's on the
second Saturday in October, FOR the purpose of
drill, at ii o'clock, A. NJ. BY order of the Cap.
tain. X. NJ. WHITE, o. S.
Sept. 16.
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1899 ACRES,

1T being part of survey which belonged to An
drew Reid, known as Lot No. of said Reid's
upper survey. Only twenty dollars will be re-
CURED in hand on the lands to be sold in Fayette,
the residue of the purchase money to be paid in
one, two, and three years. The purchasers will
be required to give bonds and security for the pur-
chase money, and lien will also be retained on
the land.
The droves of horses and hogs driven annually
along the old loop road, afford an excellent mar
ket for oats and corn. The usual price of corn in
The tall being from so cents to one dollar, and for
oats from 81 TO 50 cents per bushe.
The agent by whom the above sales will be
conducted, has authority to make sale of
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$50 ACRES.

eScfs2s lying on New River, in the county of
TS.ySs Mercer. The whole of this tract is first
~IS rate LOW GROUNDS, about one-,hird
s>zsssxs oft is cleared, and the rest well tim
6ered. This tract is part Of a survey known as
Culbertson's on Reds bottom. Only thirty dol
lars VIII ce required to be paid in hand, and the
residue OF the purchase money in one, two, and
three years.
At the same time and place, the other three di-
visions of the Culbertson's bottom survey will be
offered for sale. The entire survey contains a.
bout $50 ACRES OF RICH Low GROUNDS, (be-
ing but about $50 acres less than the quantity of
low grounds on the Steenbergen estate, which
so,o .or Sol,oO0 few days ago,) and Geo A
ORES OF UPLAND, some of it of excel
lent quality. Adjoining this survey there is an
immense quantity of uncultvated land, afrordng
range Tor all kinds of stock. Should the whole
De purchased by the same individual, it will
make one of the cery best grain gro,ving and
sfoch farms IN prginia. There is good water on
each OF the divisions, which, if purchased sepa-
ia.eiy, VIII make excellent farms. A good mar
Ket Tor the products of the soil can be had at the
Red Sulphur Springs in the county of Monroe, a.
bout 1--we miles distant from the land.
on Thursday the 18th of October, / will sell
at auction, on the premises, tract of land living
near the Loop Road, i'm the county of Fayette, "a
bout tour miles below the Courthouse, contain
ing 1443 ACRES, il being part Of sur
vey which belonged to Andrew Reid, and known
as Lot No. s, of said Reid's lower survey. This
tract is very good land, and will be divided and
sold in three parcels, each of which will make a
god plantation. One of them has considerable
quantity of cleared land upon il, a LOG Dwell
-s2sra LING HOUSE, and out houses. At
ES.sSI the time and place last mentioned ]
ieesEI will sell at auction, another tract of
-lsAa- land lying near the road from kanaw-
ma TO the Red Sulphur Springs, and about fifteen
| miles above Fayette Courthouse, containing
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Harper's Metallic Compound Powder for Ra-
zors, &c. The above articles to be had Of
JAS. f. PATTERSON.
Staunton. July %
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q VAlLUA iG1hLA lH .EzAAi.2EI AVID
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

.fENliE subscriber will offer at public sale, on
- Tuesday the 2Sth day of September next, that
highly desirable and valuable FARM, called
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E.sfHn6te .Eceticincs, Sc.

Doctor Spooner's Hygeian Tonic.
Pills.
4" Fever & Ague Pills.
Uterine Pills
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Sept Q
Natural Bridge Tract Of LAND
FOR SALE.

INTENDING to remove to the West offer
for sale my Tract of Land, lying Immediately on
and adjoining the Southwest side OF the Natu-
raj Bridge, in Rockbridge County, containing
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$4,000 $4,000
$4,000 Dollars

VA. MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Extra Glass No. 25 for 1871,
To be determined by the drawing of the u
MON LOTTERY, Glass No. 0 for 1871,
TO be drawn at Alexandria, d. G.. on Sat
urday, Oct. 23d, 1S41,
Is Drawn Ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
/ Grand Capital Prize of $4,000
Splendid Prize of $4,000
do. do. So, 900
do. do. $4,000,
i Prize Of $4,000 10 Prizes Of S 500
do $1,000 10 do 81, $50
DO $4,000 80 do 81 900
do $4,000 | so do $500
do $1,000 so do 800
do $4,000 100 do 400
DO S2,3l1 100 do $3.50
FTlzes OF $4,000 10 do 5000
s do $3.50 &C. &C.
l6 Drawing Numbers out 10.
Tickets S20--Halves S1O--Quarters SIS
Eighths SO so.
Certificates OF Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $500
DO do 26 Half do 100
Do do 26 Quarter do IS
DO do 26 Eighth do $3.50
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$50 A0GNSO

The Natural Bridge Turnpike runs through
this land. There about twenty fine Springs
upon it. About one-third of the Tract is we'll
timbered. About 80 acres of watered Meadow
can be made upon it. The land is Southern
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Doctor Boykin's Ambitious Pills.
Doctor kuhl's Medicines

Doctor Phelps Compound Tomato Pills.
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VlRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks of.
flee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August the,
end 1871,
VIM. r. Blair-Plaintif,
AGAINST
Isaac Rankin and Joshua Observation-Disclosures
IN CHi,NCERY.
The Defendants Isaac Rankin and Joshua Ran
KIN no: having entered their appearance and giv-
en- security, according to the act Of Assembly, and
the Rules or this Court, and It appearing by sa-
tsiactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the De-
PENDANTS do appear here, on the LIST day of the
next term LIST OF November) and answer the bin
of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be,
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse.
a Copy-Teste,
Aug IL r. Fl. KINNEY, d. c. a.
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JIG. GREGORY g. Co. Managers.
LEESBURG LOTTERY,

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Extra Glass No. %, for 1871.
10 be determined by the drawing of the L.
MON LOTTERY, Glass No. 8, 1871,
10 be drawn at Alexandria, ID. G.. on Sat
uFday, 25th Sept. 1871.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
do So GOO Prizes of $25, 900
do. S35OOO making
do co. 600 100000 Dollars.
Prize Of $4,000 Prizes of So, 900
do. $4,000 SO do. 81 900
do. $4,000 SO do. $500
! do. s5,l53 SO do. $3.50
2 do. of $4,000 100 do. 5000
&c. &c. &c.
II Drawing Numbers out of rs.
Tickets $l5--Halves 81 5o--Quarters 3d.
75-Eighths 81 81.
Certificates of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets 5000
Do. do. % Half do. 100
Do. do. &c Quarter do. so
Do. do. 26 Eighth do. 25
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. 3 MMZM 10 Il n SO n
ATTORNEY AT T,AYy..
Staunton, Aug. &c, l34l.

STILL continues to practise in the several
Courts of Augusta, and the Corporation Court of
otaunton-and will attend regularly the Supe-
rlor Courts OF Rockbridge and Rockingham.
Staunton, May 90 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

TIE BANKRUPT LAw-We have JuIv n,b
lshed at argc,wIh The other acts of the Ite Scs;,n
the beneiicent act establishing a system of B,nk
rupicy; bui either from its length aud lis numerous
and indispensable details, or from too cursory an ex
animation OF ITS PROVISIONS its principles apneor 4,
he toy some mIsapplehend. Therefore. having moi
with The annexed briei but comprehensive evnl,,,.
oil Tie principles OF the act have thought Ms in.
Ser'pn might he acceptable 10 many of our renders
We find II IN The New York American.
TIE BANKRUPT Law This law seems 10 no
nm aPprehended 10y many; and the attempts nr some
o." our contemporaries To set tho public right on the
su'geci have not been very successful
u we understand the provisions Of Tho law cor.
feciIy' The persons who como under lis opcrstipns
are divided into two classes UOLaAtary and hp,lln.
iary
Ia the class Of voluntary BInkrupts are included
"alI persons whatsoever" rich or po,r. merchant
trader mechanic, farmer, laIorcr &c. without onv
reference 10 the amount Of their indie biedness pr
v.ded iheIr debts shall not have been created by
ue'a''aion as public officer, or as executor admin
islraior guardian, trustee, or while acting IN ans
o'her GducIary capacity. Such defaulters casno
htveJ he Q leii Of the law a. NJ
IN the class OF involuntary Blnkrup's are included
at persons. being merchants or using The Trade al
merchandise, all retailers Of merchandise. and nj
bankers factors, brokers. underwriters or marin,
owing debts 10 tho amount OF ani les thar
'"o 'HpGSiuh dollars, WIN shall leave the stat,
WIN Tie intent 10 de!rnud their creditors or shall
lake any other measures To accomplish such. a de
sign.
20 That all debtors can voluntarily take the ben
'"i o. 'hc ari eHcep, dtnulicr; and no one can b,
m'oinniarly declared bankrupt unless il is prye,
Ihetc - nu intention % defra d. and iu such cos,
o. - confined 10 certain classes who owe n cert,i,
amount "i money, and The petition must be nresen
'ed ~ one or more creditors. TO whom is owing IN,
sum Of five hundred dollars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

MCLEOD The Montreal Courier ~ NE Isb
ln'i .1ys Mr. Mcleod arrived in Montreal Yo
saturday m'unE by fhc Princes Victoria sfelro,
'H' vas received with great deal Of boarfrc.. b.,
numerous cIuroursc Of citizens. Iu Tie r,ur.g
.I In' d'y ho walked about, and vas Tor time the
Ton of fuc town"
furthermore correspondent Of The Troy Daily
,r'h ''alc' That. under tie protection ~ thc slcr
on of Oneida county and two officers Of f,, T,,.,,i
states Amy. Mcleod was safely landed nj <,
Johns a. O. ''
rom Gee above. all the statements ln regard s,
N' is'd having sailed ~ England in The A,rj,,
must be incorrect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

y man committed snIcIde on TUESDAY by Jump
ing ir'm Steamboat into the D ,laware aud Drown.
ing himself The Iuq iirer siys thai iasI before lac
took the fatal ca;, he handed a leIier to a pissen.
ger. which is directed Ia MIR Simuel Erskinc Bal
tImore-Ihe contents of which are as follows:
Norfolk, September 20, 1871.
Mr. Samuel Erskine:
Sri wrJie you few days since. and have re.
ceived no answer. wish you would procure that
IiuIe carriage The lIilo ones almost ready TO
ride out expected To have seen y,u no ne belize
his Your family are well saw them this day
la case you d. not return direct. drop me line and
say how you are. &c. ROBERT RICE"
Below this, tie deceased had written as f., ,ws.
Ph'LIdeiphid, OctOBtr 1911, 1911
Please excuse my trembling hand I will shortly
he in eternity. ! drew my money in the bank be,c
ahd had my pocket picked not two hours aierwaJs.
Adieu forever. [ was driven TO tins by uikind IAN
gnnge. Gle had here signed his name-.Sanucl
Efsklhe"-and rubbed it out again) On The other
side he had written thus:
81 pray to CD 10 grant me forgiveness for a rash
deed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
From the New York American.
TO ALL THAT'S GLORIOUS AND BRIGHT

From the New York American.
y ALL THAT'S GLORIOUS AND BRIGHT
To all that's glorious and bright
The poet vows his shell;
To youth. and beaviy's fair delight.
And hucy's warmer spell:
The W rid of oveliness Is his,
his The summers bloom,
And his the wilIwooi's hlrm1nics,
Aud birds fairy plume.
II.
TIL 'se lovely things. like him, mist die!
These vanish while he siugs;
Aud what has pleased The poets eye
Mast gtieve his pensiNe strings.
And ever was his song tear,
\ sigh for beauty fled:
a. 1t har Is that woke 10 charm and cheer,
Mast soOa lament the dead.
III.
I've seen The lovcness loved,
LiSe fraiesi flowers decay:
And while the Springs young jpys proved,
Ny spTing-iime passed away.
And boy hoods mirIh is but n name.
Ere hoyhnod's tear, are dried.
a ~ hopes in golden hues thai came.
Like g. ldon dreams have died.
".
And false thy promise, empty Earth.
trust thy show no more;
I've learned of my imms rial birth.
And spurn This stranger shore:
Anl IL eavcn, my home my haven bright,
To Heaven be vowed any shell:
My sui Ia lis inspiring light.
And hncys hallowcd spell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23


THE FRONTIER TROUBLES-The ncauirt1l
Of Mcleod and the promp, qi,lsg up of Grsp,n
have Tor The moment, az least done away with all
cause Tor Tad feeling between our frortier people
''o 'nef canadian ncighb Jrs. aud we consequently
'rus' maj perfect harmony Will SOM be restored To-
Tue u'pomaiic relations Of the two National Gov.
er"mcnls. Oi the conduct Of both Of these under
occurrences, which, u lrratOually treated, might
nave Jed 10 State Of things over which HUMANITY
would weep. we think The people Of both rouptrics
nave rs's1n 10 be proud. and the world al large q,
ns llankiul Tor. The destruction Of the Ctr1line
J''uHnble at oil. was only 10 be justified by the
great hrsi law Cprcseryutron and the ctisencs
~ such an emergency Is necessarily oncstiop Of
"'u'InI character stIll 10 must be Admitted there
WIS s'holhiug 90 eSiennaie D.. We accordingly find
lhc demand for rop1rdlOn made 10 Is truc by Il,
IAN Buren,. yet family pressed. whilst the Britis,
Government carefully absiaincd from sincrioning
lhe act, by besowing rewards on those who pari
rp1ied 900 o. or hInOrs on the officer who lmmeIi
1iciy commanded, lest IN 70 doing they mgbr
wound The keen sense Of honor ofa high s,friied
people
And thus matters might have quietly rested. had
NOT The arrest of Mcleod taken place on orr To,y,
tory. The Two governments Immediately step in /
ho one by assuming Tie act. the other by eSlrtpy
d strict accountability Or titus placing ms fp,i
adjustment beyond the reach of popular Iuoul.r. /
Bot The Provincial Government Of C1p,d, ,r,.,,
ill further and 10 get ri Of The unexpected d 0ir
y presented BY our State iurisdicfou-c oveffTy b.
= true. bul silil We have no doubt did-infcrpl.e
defence Tor Nc LoJd. We arrive nj u,.s AZ +.
crtlin conclusion frUrl The fact Of tho u,rsy b,.
Dog been forthcoming 90 abundance fur counsel ,,,r
Illnesses which Mcleod himself had HDr from, rl,,
ciIyo part iakeu 90 he defence by The Au,,,o. d
.enerl Of Canada Mr Draper, aud from dsryzi,,,,'.
NJ witnesses having been induced 90 como f,,,,,i
, Canals. who, bad hey been leii % hcmselys.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

nSo oar yo s Ss s. " @ 'snn ~s %r "s1"Sg
N;5l % $50 a NA''s' County Agricultural Society
s ss % ' % sas f F s s1i The ss%o'
% r ' s'sr s s s Found s.s ri ' @
% % eyei i- T"ns '.G s ds pm,
s SI l ''Tcis and by r@%n co%1% d@S,s
os S%S Css @. '' would s" the" " ECU"
s&% s s% " sp. s%,. for r": %S G% Of
s, to the aasS%r
as, in to- isns%s "pycI
Sa , Sar "n minority The school aao unite: have
& $ rT% %' m sh T af Se g r%
aai 6o csl oT 5a U~%. p, % present s s%
felt the Of
%ar % Tg sS s1' s.' law "%sa And that honorable S,l
ing pu% ."m na4 P . Ss system we respectfully propose f" considerable" h follow"
ona Gsl into 51, S % IL; o s Of suitable school
fund SiL, he law sl provide e sspns
should BE- .n a9 b be ssd ss Ssf Sgi q Gna s. al
a%sr< all s ssa. p p5 a. a% h oft
There "ll power. appropriate ohh jp
Ga G @ by c . s ' .. 4@s of 's
ami approve .dest"n
Gs s 3 am % i ' 3 S @ s 3 a:: 81 sI %
fssg1IS P1I schools should all prayer
destroy the VII lie stem t., i n pns
would feel %a%,n rnsn d
hey gfs pes i T%sS s, II Ta" mn" be sn2.ny @
~o ara % . ur t G @T a3% % Ga the
content and Will demand the % n &ny r%S Tnsh the System
~ % Normal
fqu
othero
fN Glasses
n often
M viii
nlsrnsxh
o. of
npIti noprluJn
pa teach
with tthoColv
h
h Us fhenpIN nsno thsf
IIb Ssd alu uslly
fund i lad
the bhm a
well puhIc opnun.sp hrasH
benef The
al LfgqE {
devoted Nor so
o,anl
The aanI rhusd,
Will aud
re III, Iay
t IA eheow
o 90 punrryo
that hIdt
few
"o"
o ia Convent
rIIONrAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23


The following l.ucs was received hy n las, g,
NJ tbs city, 10 reply tO n notice Of on lrroruf I.
ior collection We Do not know what eF.rfifb,,
upon our legal friend bot % strikes as rb,t Inc ma
makes ou' pretty clear case.
] cannot nYw he means command
To satisfy your just demand;
SIuU ls c1f 'tr my intent
To come and gay you every cent.
Not only you but foil a score
To whom owe some hundreds more.
Al Justly anxious fOr their pay.
Spmriimcs get Two duus Per dly;
Ny means Of paying are but slim.
To Ipok ahead prospects DIN.
Ny wages small my rent b. higI.
Ny ilmtI, ] must supply.
Ny wife o. sIcb--musf Keep Nurse.
All which keeps cash oui OF my purse
Ny best new coat lupks worse f1r wear.
WbIcs five years use IIs mlIo thread bare.
The fuel iOr mv winters Gre
j. SOL uubDught and ceuIHr higher
Im very pDDr-C8ut buy ON rck
ln.rss promise payment qUIcN
} ep.uI uI tmc-=uD liquor drink
bu' DO mg duty. 1s ! tIiuk
What CON Do thli will sunirc'
Pray giFo quot soiJ me some advice
Proyids1ss Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

RtSl ME.-GoyernoI Pok Of TENNESSEE. IN n
very sensible Message 10 the Legislature. wholly
confined 10 State affairs, strongly urges upon that
body The passage OF o law requiring such Banks of
We Slate as are able, - resume specie pay=epfs.
ana me others 10 be- wouuI up The message state.
'h'i 'he finances Of the Siale are 10 yOra Die con
dHinu as D.Ywss
The receipt, from iih Oct, 1889 to ith orlIs a
We're sCCUS HJ2l
disbursements during same Time, 41O.5Is -
Balance n The Treasury sIsq5 500 a.
The whole debt Of the State amounts to three o,,r.
Ions and sixteen thousand dollars. flr yyb,eb tt,
,'hie holds sixteen hundred hDusanl dollar Of bro
l"clyn Bank STOCK aud has subscribed nine hun
'fed thousand dollars 10 railroads and iurnpkes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT.23,IsII.
WING CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE OF
VIRGINIA.
COL. JOHN PARRIOTT.
ELECTION ON THE asTH OCT. 1871.

Va Commissioners Of election at ihc Cuur House
in the City Of whceling-John L1ugh!in, Thomas
Hughes Daniel Dunbar, Lewis Bayha, and Jacob
: Shriver.
Al Tnadelphia Precinct.-Jlmes Duncan. Jacob
Gooding, Samuel Frazier, Robert Williamson. md
Hugh Mlllcg1u.
~ west Liberty Prec.nct.--John Bndy. r. \
Beck! josiah Morgan John Waddlc. and william,
Bukey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
IN 49,. o.. 3.

liEALrr RsPoRr.-The intcrmcns reported To
the Bard Of Health for the 81 hours up To ycsler
day noon, were 81, OF which 90 were from yellow
fever. From the considerable number OF uuacclI.
mated persons who are continually coming among
"a, there Is to uppr, bend Lac reise IN the
number of the new cases. More than half the al
ms ious into the Charity Hospital for the last few
dYs. were persons who had been but a short i.me
an ti,e CITY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

suppose II Is all true that many suppose. that the
President has gone contrary 10 lie views Of Tho
wings ~ yeioing bank, does that render il less
important that vc should have a mqjJrily IN The
senals Of Virginia. NJ work must be done there
this winter that will be felt inr ages, either 1,r
good Or for evil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

ALFX ROGERS.
OYSTERS. FISH. aIRDs

IEISON TRiPE. BEEFSTAKES. ~
t'ACI oil the deliclcies which can be procured
- e'her OF home o. from de east. According To-
we season, viii be served ~ b. the Subscriber IN
y a-f-"oi manner and at the shortest possible
uy'i'-' re also promises a. nave the "EIurs.'
sutl as PICKLES Catsup, good butter and Tho
run OF a set Of we'll filled casters. Private rooms
TOT PlFues OF for PERSONS sinLiy, without addi-
w., ,,o"al CnaTRe' Terms in accordance with the
the tIinfs' Two entrances Ou Marker ami tvs
on Madison street. r. SrEINHEIBER
Corner Of Market aud Madison ste.
OCT @'u Rear 81 the Va. Hotel.
COoNTERFEITS.-B1uk Of Wooster counter.
sit ten dollar notes nrc in circuI,ti,p--epg,,v,
.o1rse, date My In, 1871 The word "i,ll,r."
IS 'n small letters yn top ind bottom. unaccompini.
I'd by The word Htcn"
lhefc are also spurious ives n circulation on
he sumo Bank ih1 appear 90 be- altered from 10 and
'i'of banks markell letter s. dited My 4th. 1874
'sneHs. two lnirus with "a steam ,Jii in iho d..
anes--0'l iig night lyr,mJuvc lofi. The " ,rl 6y,
- such ii1ies were ever issued b. the Blns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
ST. Innis Ocfnher 10

ST. Louis OcipbeT 10.
We regret TO learn that his homer. John d. Dag.
geii Mayor of The city, severely injured when
riding ont yesterday. lie in n buggy with IN
other gentleman, when the horse took fright and
ran of MIR. ID. attempted To jump out. but his foot
caught in the rens and ne was dragged some dis.
lance. We understand he was severely bruised; no
bones were broken. but when we last heard from
him It was not known how severe the internal in
jules may be-