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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

CONSUMPTION Of THE LUNGS
Affections e[ tks Lirer. Asthma, Hronehifis
P.ias or HeakaeSs Of fks Rrsast or LasaS'
Chr0Htc Coughs, Piearisy. Hemsrrhare Of thS
LHnes. Gnd.aH affections Of shs f-aim0nsry
IA rURE's OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound Balssm,c prcpai alton of the Pru-
fas Itrgtntana OF Wild cherry bark cotnbsned
VITA ihs fsrfraes Q Tar, prrpar d by a new
by the most dlstinEui ~hed oh yrscisns. and uni-
VERBALLY s:knowlei gsI the must valuable medi.
NO QuACKEKY.., NO DECEPTION.
la sitting forth the virtues Of this traly great
ncdicine. we have no sire 20 deceive those
who are la6orlng under aftiicuon, nor do we Web
Ia culOg.ze ~ more than n justly deserves. Il
when We Look around and see he vast amount
ot si,hering aud distress occasioned by many OF
the diseases " hsch tins madeleine mas M. "a
highly successful. We feel that y can moi urge
favor.
vaii us renlediesii is true have been offered and
pulled into notice for the cure al diseases of the
Lungs, and some have doubt been fouad very
useful but Of all that have yet been discov cred,
Witnesses IT'S effects. that none hss proved as
successful! as this. IA IA. indeed, are the
SURPRISE Nc VIRTUES
Of this Balsa'n, that even IN the advanced stage
oi s,SerNFIiOS, after all the most estes,n.d
remedies al physicians have faded to effect any
Change, the use OF this medicine has heen pro-
ducuse Of the mOst astonishing reiIeI nd
acfusfty ELECTED es after oil hopes of recovery
had been dtspa';ed Of.
In tic fret STAGES sf the disrase. termed Ca
Ia rrisa! onSH'1piiOn, oli-naiing from eforfed
NOtD>, " has been used wna undo waiting
succcss aud hundreds acknowledge they owe the
Restoration Of tkeir health Ia thIs nv aluahls
mcdicipe aIonC. In that form of e0Rsum pfisn 50
prev aIent a'o9iSsi ielcats young feInal, :, com
monty termed debihty,cr
'GOING INTO A DECLINE"
\ complaint with which Ihou sands are linecrin.
u has so proved blShly successful. snd not only
possesses the power of caeckinS The progress OF
this alarming complaint. bnt also suengihe Gs
ana tnviyoraies the system more eti-ctually than
aiy M. diciae we have ever possessed
b Sides surprising efficacy in Consumption.
u - equally efiicacious in Lirer Com PiaiHts,
Asthma, bronchitis, and all affections of the
lungs. and has cured many Of che asost "bs Tina IL
cases after every ot.cr remedy has failed.
AZ we have already published numerous ceTii6
Gates from the flShcst authority, which prove iIs
Virtues beyond all doubt, consider u unne-
cessary TO exhibit long list Of them in this
place, and will only mention a few Eases To
show what u has done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EYE
WATER


OUCH De the wonderful effects OF this valuable
~ Eye Wgter, Ia relieving and curing the com
mon co Riplaints of the eye. that those who use
IL once, will after give IL the preference 10
thst Of ang other preparation.
A respectable phJ scian and druggist in Con-
neeticot writes, -"S.Ts patient Of mine who
has had two bottles Of your Eye Wat1r says, this
Is the Oaly kind he has ever used with success"
Price 20 cents q hottie,
DuDsfrtes Remedy for the painful and debita-
ting complaint Of hsPaes. New case Of a cure.
Boston, Nov 24lL.
Slr-The Pile Ointment and electuary that
lately had Of you, has had an excellen; effect.
have been troubled for years with the Piles. and
have never found any remedy that would comp pare
with YOUR The late attack was a severe one,
Mr. Kidder.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman in Yer
mont Mr. kdden,-Sir; Having used in my
family Dummies Remedy for the Piles, have
found u the best have ever met with in ihispart
Of me country. have found the electuary the
only physlc that could be used with certainly and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

dealer writes-'I consider u tDumfres re-.
laedyllaf superior 70 any article bcfor Offered 70
the Public, for the Piles.
painful case. A box Of the Remedy cured a
case OF the Piiee, with which the patlent. ts r..
male,l M d been long and painfully afflicted. in a
nelghbOrng town reports an agent,
The article, (which consists ~ two bore,
Eiectuery ointment, pnce 81 . 2 cents each on
20 cents tor both,l ~ accompanied with vsluable
copious directions.
Relfe, Asthmatic or Consumptivo Pills-prices
Teductd 10 20 and IS cts-give immediate feErf
cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
colds irtquently removed u a ~ hours
N b. Zach Of the articles will be sirneI Va Z
kiddeT, on the outside wrapper.
.freparsd rom the OTlfina I'll N 3 Recipe Of D.
W n Conway By w l. kiddcr Immediate suoss..
sor 70 the late T Kid!er BY whom thrv 80 ~,
sale 81 his counting room, No IS State 49,,
corner u Merchants row, Boston. and H. ~.
dec h bgeil,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
WHILE LIFE REMAINS

! A SURPRISING CURE-Amsns the many
singular cures which this mrdIcIns has eff cited.
there Is perhaps none IN which ITS powers are so
/ ~ y shown a. IN the cass OF Mrs Austin
This Lady had been -lsuInptive Tor several
| years, and during the greater part of THIS time
had received the best medical attention., aud tried
all ne aiOst valU able remedies yet morning could
/ he tornd To arrest its progress. She beca me
subject vioieut fits of coughing. eApt,ctoratcd
large quantities of matter occasionally Hinged
with blood, aud step 10y Etep this "a arful disease
continued tie course, Until all hopes OF recovery
was eniIrcly despaired OF. While In this dis
tressing situation. Ian -erInS nDon the very rye
OF the gave, she commenced he use of this
balsani, which, ~ use her own expression
op' rated al aost ike charm. In few days
she exPccloraed freely, the cough " as gradually
suppressed. au every day appeared % add fresh
vigOr 10 h'r looks, and now. IN ths place of that
rr"ac ed tDrm whitening TO decay. she "a seen
mingiinEin society. IN better health than she has
enjoyed for wars.
DIsIsrEEEsTED TEsTtaaKY Having witness
ed The surprising efficacy of DIR wi-tsrs Bslsam
"t Wild cherry, IN the case of Mrs Austin 4
cheeriully acknowledge the above statement to
&C WALTERS. MD.
Waodst Jwn, Sept A. 1871
Dear Sir;-Allhough YOUR Invaluable medic inc
mas already found hundreds ofpowerful advocates
y may sun be gratifying 10 you receive
communication from any one that has been
relieved bylt. Sucn, sir, Is truly my case. have
been victim to that ten ribls di sense Consume
tiOn, for EanY month";, aud have suffered SO much
"a bad become almost weary of my life
Hearing Our Balsam so highly praised. ! be can
u mas relieved me IRCpe thun anything / have
ever used before, and confidently believe il will
cure me efisctnaly. Please give the bearer Tie
worth OF the enclosed and Oblige,
" uTs respectfully,
S0HN PEARSON
Deaf Sir,-Your Balsam OF Wild cherry. has
ahecitd some astonishing cures here. Ous OF
which II IN old lady, Mrs Russell, who has been
suffering for a l0ng time with shortness of l,rea
thing, and general weakness until she was final
ly Obliged 10 Keep her bed. After various other
remedies had been Tcsortcd TO in vain, she
commenced using your Balsam, and after TAX ms
tvO bottles, was SO far recovered as TO be able
20 attend 10 all the duties Of her house. and on
taking two bottles nInre was entirely cured.
Respectfully &c.
JOHN C. MARTIN.
Pottsyille, Pa.
CAUTION-As there is spurious mixture
called Syrup Of " lid Cherry. purchasers should
be very part ocular 10 ask for DT NISTAR BAL
SAN, and observe his signature on the bottle
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold at whole
street, Philadelphia. '''O'
Sold Wholesale and retail, byJ CRUMBAC
kER, Wheeling. Also, by I. WILL OK, Piffs-
turgh, and IN most every town add village
through the country.
PRICE 90 A BOTTLE.
nov 29-6m ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
TAKE hIlrTr.ss-

HAI Wlnsiow L X oder has succeeded 10
= Il kiider IN the preparation of the CONWAY
Medicines and will hereafter give particular al
tenuod To the preparation of the foilJ wing
established aruelCs, The eeleouty OF which pre-.
c!udes tue Necessity Of a re publication Of the
numerous CERTIFICATES now In the hands of ils
proprietor =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
40 THE AFFLTCTRD.

N'HDbE Wh0 ere suffering FROM vauous A..
see incident 20 the human family ,yo,,iS -.
wellto procure d. Harlich's compound s,Se.,L
ening end tsfrmon Aponeni Pills, which are 20
pre-eminently recommended for Deene-si.
Liver cemplninis, pains ~ the SIDE bach 40
breast Nervous dhocii0ns, headaehe, and Iii
diseases o. me stomach and bowels. Palnphleis.
eEphcit directions for using. The reader -
referred 70 several very intsrestng certificates OF
cures in smother column Of thia paper, which
original
Forsslr az the Prneipai oaicc, 70 Norih Eishth
strcci, Phiiadelphia. Also ior sale by
JOHN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

ptVoly cured sad al shrirelIs1 muscles and limb.
ere restored. in the old young. by the INDIAN
.FrsErAsiE ELixR NERVE AND BoxE LlxunrSr-
bat never without the name OF comstock & Co. on it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
Pittsburgh, March 8, 1871.

the principal office 70: TIC sale OF these ir valu-
and Seeo"d streets, Pittsburgh, pa.
X n SEIfEi(S pron.;.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20
rnr LATE APPOINTMENT.

s =.
NJ. ff"~f Inc recent eseuen' ny me common
Council ~ Dr. Brocksnhrongh 10 be Agent 10 carry out
~ psse,csble, ,hs projected "Iowsr James River I'm,
has STRUCK the great majority of this
- Id .,,,,.. s,,,p,,-. n, mn mean. M,
- -. :, a.. .,,,. 4. an. vb,s ., T,,,,,,.. :, c,,
'""' :, - ,.',- :, ,l - g., 80, -, - -,
"s""o' ""''t -, wv "'"''"
~ enter r"ne"ha' "'' "'''' Y" 'c '"c"m tahecs
attending is scouon without prelude, the iaei-, NJ lar
~ car learn. these Dr. Brockcnbrough aud John
A Rs,. E-a w.t, IN nomination Tor the Agency when
-. ,.d. 90 nickname tho election several u,cm
49,, !, -, H. -. .,..,. =. =.
"''s n'"s "'"'p - - :, " 80
upon the snipectJ wh'eh mo""" "'e'"'o :" w" mega
tive by vote Of 10 three Inc ayes ana noes being
otirrJ the vote stood thus: Ayes-Mcssrs Myers,
uox. and Griffin; Nsy--Mcssrs. Ludlain, Wckhsm,
~. -. u.,.u P.yr.m and Haslins The
80 "a, ,,,. .,,,J "a, Dr Rroek.,,,,,,h
psh"' upon wv ''N - - =, .r->'
sfNts, Tor Jno NJ po"- r"hA' Wv "'
perfectly fair one that the same s'rsh VINO voted against
th. temperament. voted for DR. H. Now these gcnsmen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20
To the Editor Of Me IKhig.

NOVEMBER llih, 1873.
The meeting called by public in the newspapers,
take consideration the uedncd grievances the
Souh-Side, inflicted by the J. X. & X. Co., held
tins day. Ii apparent from early hour that the
faors would have uphill route u travel, growing OF
the obvious Indifference OF the people The meeting, howe
YER fnay organized by calling MAJOR Iancey 10 the
Chair, and appointing Mr.. Rob shaw, Jr, Secretary.
The discussion opened by Col r. b. PattesOn, and
continued by Capt k. G. Morris who presented and
Bined after their manner charges against the Company
bodied and set forth IA certain preamble and resolutions
adopted 10y n small vote and meagIe mslorIties. MAJOR
Boiling Tepied-he followed by Col. Fuqua IN sup
port OF the carFes-and the discussion closed by brief
animated and sogont argument the part Of Col Bondu
rant.
Ga the adoption OF lhe Preamble the stood 30 for
% On the resolution offered by Mr. GoOch,
getting resistance 10 the payment VI Ols tho vote stood Is
ayes, % nays. Al during The day did the number
OF persons IN the Court House exceed, II IT cqnaed
hundred and twenty persons The fact be BsceTtsned
by the testimony o respectable who counted the
beT OF persons at three different Periodsand OF another
who united with him in the lest counthat time did
the number exceed that before stated.
CITIZEN or BUCKINGHAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

another part vi paper by what the Editor Of
the Enquirer found that the Sussex Resolution els gene
rally acceptable TO Republican brethren"
loss TO know, the resolution and his ntary make
their hrs appearance together BE that may, the En-
9uiers own admissions make Unnecessary that such risk
be nun, would be entsedon by leaving the question u
organization undetermined; and strengthened in
hrst conclusion that these things be settled before
the Convention meets the party will be disoganzed
From the Riehmoad Enquirer.
DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
We understand tina, uneasness continues To pre-.
vail among some oi our Republican brethren the
o voting in tho General convention. Il il
that 80 DO delegates have been apponted by the
convention IN Kentucky all OF whom the friends OF Col
Johnson IL Is known, that the Virginia have
recommended the election OF four delegates each Con-
greSsional District Ii IL said, that OF the New
Jersey talk o sending hundreds of delegates to
the General convention, for the purpose OF
rather OF orerrnng the votes o ,ho Virginia dcegsiss
amounting 10 only CO. they should all happen be present
but the probability IS that no, more than threeourths
perhaps hall OF them will be able to attend.
some Tears have been expressed that upon qucs
hons, preliminary II not hnal-upOn the organikaton.
least OF the Convention ii the nomination Of a Pie.
sidena candidate the States thus unduly represented by
numbers, Will exercise the power OF voting. numerically
hs would, OF couric, give them undue advantage the
ConNenon-ond We free say, that such privilege
should be exercised lay State aud such should be
tolerated by any other. We perfectly satisfied, that
never entered INTO the contemplation o the Virginia
uon 10 obtain such advantage by recommending
delegates 10 be elected by any district We have no idea
that any member OF the Virginia convention dreamt
such mode ut voting We should have discaimed it then
We dsclaim notcand shall protest against May,
lsii, unequal, unjust. aud in,oleraby oppressive
Le'ns remove however, any cause OF jealousy
slnsss, which NAV srsc from this mode o
Let the public senont necessary but really do not
the necessity OF II, )be distinctly expressed upon the
question Should n State Convention assemble in VIM.
MA, M February March next solemn resolution may he
adopted, not only dsclaming such mode OF
voting, upon question, the part OF the delegates
Ngna but ais" expressing in the strongest msnner the
principle that whatever be the number al delegates in
tendance from any State State shall be entitled any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20
Marion County CIay C,...

At meeting of a highly respectable portion Of the
Whga Of Marion county, held at the Court House. IN FAIR.
mont, on Monday evening, 9th u November: John 5.
Smith, Esq. called the Chair and Thomas e. Wat
son, appointed Secretary.
The object o the ting explained and the follow.
ing resolution Offered 10y Aphaus +. Raymond, ESD:
ResoIred That committee OF hve be appointed for the
purpose OF framing resolutions and OF recommending
table officers for the Club.
Whereupon, the following committee was appointed
viz: AlPhas f. Raymond, Francis H. Pierpont Leonard
Lamb, Hilley Bosgtss, and Henry g. Thompson. The
committee having reured the meeting addressed by Hon
T. {. Wilson, eloquent and foroibc speech half an
hour who was followed by Mr. J. $ Burdeu short and
pertinent oddIoss.
The commiuee having returned, proposed tho following
preamble and resolutions
Whereas, We, portion Of the Whss OF Manon county
have UnsiGh6n confidence IN tie integrity and patriotism o.
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky and believe that the tu
ur' prosperity Of tins country cmnsny depends upon the
election Of that d ngui.hed Tho Presidential
Chair ieii and as one OF the means to eject that object
ResOioed, Ihut We form ourselves into Clay Club un.
der the name OF the Marion Clay Club OF Vneina.
RcsOirSJ, That every Wing the county OF Marion
may become member Vi this Club and entitled ~ oil te
privileges thereof
Rcsoired That the oiccrs Of the Marion Clay Club of
Virginia consist OF aPreJcn three Vice Presidents and
Secretary.
ResoInsd, That Presidents Of all other Clay Club. in
NirgnIn, present existing. hereafter be- formed be
honorary members Of this Jlub.
Resoioed That there be appointed Committee Of cor.
rcspOndence Committee prepare business. and an ~,
ecutive Committee, which last committee shall prepare
OF the Club ond have power do the recess
ot tile Cub whatever 1t - may be empowered do
It's sessions.
Resoired That Col Thomas s Raymond be- unani.
mousy nominated To the Club for the Office OF PRECEDENT
Resolred That John Barns, Hillary Boggess and Ben.
Jamin Fleming be unanimously nominated suitable per.
for Vice Presidents 81 this Club.
RssOirsd, That Thomas g.. Watson be nominated for
Secretary OF this Club.
Rs'oired, That Committee Of Correspondence and
Committee for preparing business, each Of FIVE
be appointed.
Resolred That the President of the Club fill the above
committees.
Resoird That the Marion Clay Club Of Virginia be aux
iiary a. the Central Clay Club Of Virginia.
The above resolutions having been adopted the follow
ing officers weIo recommendation II tho Committee ap.
pointed by the meeting.
col. THOMAS $. RAYMOND P,esident
IOIIN .. BARNS,
HILLARY BOGGESS, Vice Presidents
BENJAMIN FLEMING.
THOMAS q. WATSON Secrefary
On motion, Rsso6cd, That the foregoing proceedings he
pnbljhtd in the Marion Pioneer, Richmond Wing aud the
other Wing plprrs throughout the State.
Onmnuon oi 4. ~. Fremont, Esq. the Club adjourned
To meet al the place Monday evening, itii Dec.
hUKt J. s. SMITH Chs
THOMAS G.. WATSON. srr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20
The Meeiing of Congress.
Two weeks, this day, the 2sth Congress meet.
The \. \. Express thus notices the first move
The =.
nleIlts

Two weeks, tins day, the 2Sth Congress meets.
The \. Y. Express thus notices the first move
ments:
The first great question that will come before the House.
crazy" will receive shock. Mr. Van Buren, looks for hs
to Virginia, where democracy" under the auspices
OF Mr. Richie, has become of aPdHdge of the Al
bany Regency, and there, he first presents John w
Jones' but Mr. Bolts his seat, mproba
be- that. TO avoid that difficulty, he may pitch upon George
e. Dromgoolc. Mr. Calhoun and his friends, but Ill
tent 10 surrender important post as the Spcakcrshp
pledged aud ueieemable Van Buren, man. will doubt
look further South aud pitch upon OF his abcst friends
Dixon H.. Lewis, of Alabama. The Wings, meanwhile,
will look on. Circumstances determine the course
they will take after they have tried in van elect their
Another difficulty in the way Of the Democracy is the
election of Printer. Blair Rycs, ". h.. the Evening
Post states, 10 be opposed by Amos Kendall ". b.
Whether the friends OF Mr.. Calhoun aud OF other candi.
dates will come into this arrangement, shall
II - clear in minds that they will support
Blair Rives, who have been labong hard for Mr. Van
Buren, to the detriment OF all other There is
Calhoun paper named the Spectator whose publishers may
command the support ot Mr. Calhouns friends.
To be supposed, that Mr. Van Buens friends will allow.
ell full sweep. The Chairman of tho Committee Of
Ways and Means and the Committee itself pretty i'm.
portant The Foreign Relations has its importance
also IN the eyes of ambitious All such matters ~
these matters Of difficulty with 1.-THE Democracy IA
Congress which they settle the best way they
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

We attended FRIDAY NIGHT the Concert ri Messrs Ar.
mold aud really find difficulty expressing sasllc tivn
We earnestly recommend all ia Sc who take delight IN
hearing good, substantial aud scientific music To avail
themselves q" the rs opportunity in hearing them Their
style Is Truly Gcrman-Iheir harmony exqu5e-and the
performances on h" violin and piano superior any
thing We have heard lately. They have been guilty Of no
subcriuge IN the form Of Lecture ovadng the law but
have honournby paid the 800 license; which IT, to say
the least, most haush aud nludicOus law We are far
enough behind hand ~ musical naturally and this
abomnabo tax has the influence Of checking any attempt
which may he made to advance il. They are young men
aud bid fair 10 become lights their pr-esson and
hope the public will take this opportunity Of patronsng
those who have adopted profession, IN which they
truly eminent. MUSICh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20
r.. w SPRATLEY,

~ = HffSfs
OfTIce on Vain 81, 2d door above a. Duvnrs.
4 RECOMMEND Mr.. r.. w. STRATEGY, as a
y gentleman u great Mechanical Dentist The hr6
ca Teeth peculiar Tor their resemblance "a
the durability beauty, and the
with who they and bsspclk fOr An
~ taste. !. A. pIEASANTS, NJ. ~. Dentist,
Member ~ the American Society ~ Dental Surgeons and Member
~ the Virginia Medical Society. 2O-lawGw
NEW TnEoLoGY.-J. w. RANDOLPH has just opened
Bbir Eyposcr truth q scripture from
observations n avees Illustrating the customs and
places referred 10 n the Bible.
The Unity Of Church by ~ r. Manning. ~ 4 Afehdescon Of
Che hester
Ppiuollers' Manual n Dovotons
Hccieslse Anricanus Treatise Preaching by Rev w
Gfe-ey. " A.
Tales ~ Vinage. byF. v Pagef w. A. vols.
The Doibe % the Church, by Rev w kpp, ~ a.
Suuon's Lean Live.
New Edtion Thomas a. Kempis' imitation of CHRIST.
WIFE q Leon, and other poems b. Sisters ofe West
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20
MISSISSIPPI

The Ns-orlcans Tfopie VI the iib. contains the fol-
lowing notice OF the Elections n this State-whch i. tho
only Intelligence have. As sspseted tho Repuda
tors have probably carried the State. But form
better opinion. when returns are received
Nssss,Tpi Esefoss-We have ne yet but few =, turn.
from the elections in Mississippi In Adams County the
vote Tor Governor H.
ForCayton, Wing, 659
Williams, bond paying Dem. Al
Blown, pudiator, 3il
Three Wings, Messr-. Winchester Cotton and Maxwell
were elected to the Legislature.
In Hanson County repujiator elected the Logs
lanre, bnthere slight gain favor IL ia. Wing ticket
In Claiborne County the repudianng ticket supposed
be elected. In Warren rcs versa.
From, the complexion OF the voa in Adams County, the
only iu returns We have seen, have doubt that
R-pndaiofs have succeeded by decided maiorty-so TO
query IL yet IN the aste ndant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

ROBBERY OF AN UP oUNTRYMAN-o Thur,
day calling himself Michael French went the
wee aud made bargain with upcountryman OF the
OF Dunwoody, for produce which the latter had
SALE and under prcicnco o going for the funds
complete the purchase persuaded the countryman 20
with him - various places. in the neighbourhood of the
New Basin and under various pciexts leading him
some tmc until the got tired, and finally persua.
ded togo with French his boarding house sleep. Yes
teday morning Owaking, he found TINT French who
had slept IN the same room with him. had taken French
leave and searching his pockets he found he OBJ
bed oi all his money, about 5000. Information given
TO the Police, and French was arrested by Lieut. Morel
and taken before Recorder Gcnois and recognized
John p Hall, who has lately escaped from the Missouri II
ncnary TO which he had been Committed Tor years for
committing robbery in ST. Louis time ago lie was
committed To Jail for further cNamnaon-N u. TTopic