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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
sFiERIFF's SALE.

RY virtue Of Decree It the Dissric,
~ Cosr. fos the County Of Des Moines
!. -, from the Chanoer! side thereof; I
will expose 10 sale . The hirhes. bidder.
on Monday tho oh day of March, ls43, all
The following real estate, to wit: Being
s'pars Of I.os No sigh,y.,svsa 1917 in The
city Of Burlington. Iowa Tertiary: Com.
,asncins .wensy (20) Zee. itsm the son.h
Eas. corner Of said Let, running ,hcnce
North sixsy (6tY feet, thence Wet paral.
lei with .he southern line Of said 10. six,eeu
md half (l6l) feet. shcnoe South par.l-
lei with the Eastern limo Of said lot six.,
(6O) feet, .hencs Eas. along the stree, six.
teen and haif( is 10y fee. 20 tho place q
beginning Said sale heiny upon y deere.
Tor foreclosure Of mor.yngs in favor o
Bridge, Ray burn 4 Co., and against Siln'
A. Iiudson.-snls to .nke place u the door
Of the Cours Hoase. in said coan.y of De.
Moines, between the hours Of O'CLOCK A.
N. aud 4 O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day.
JOHN II. M'KENNY, Sheriff
De. Moincs County, !. r.
Feb. 4.h ls43, A..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

- SxAtL PoH ystlfSS cases tl
small pcx have been Submitted into tho
Chari,y sllospi,al siQce tl,c ,lirs,. Of Do.
ccmber last. n: @: 7|opie, u. 6sk .
MAINS Lsosss ksarns. ,Th;s holy III,
al augusta, 90, Wednesday,. and vas Or
gaaized Is 81 4lettioa Of the Hon. Ed .
wardA Kaysnagh Is Presidcn, of the Sen.
ne, an1 David Dunn a. Speaker of
the HDpS The speech. of Nj. Dunn,
apon ,akirg tho sPeaker's ehsie, for
; brevity, We hsse never seen I1sPsssed.
II Is atJhexed:. ss
.Gentlrmen q Tie House u R1presex.
tatires: I thank .ydp kindly for this cleo.
ton Of Speak cr, and it. shalt b my con.
slant endea1hr faithfully to3iapbargclhs
duties assigned me. / Hope, Sentlesns1, !
your session will DO profitable ono and
a short one"
A GOOD WIG REAsoN.-The wings in
Congress say, they would be perfectly
willing to refund GEN. JAcKsoN's fine ;f
he AMI his friends dill not cain i. as an
act IF justice! An excellent ,ch;g reason
that-as sound as ,ch,g principles gener.
ally, suys Kendall.
There are in the United States just one
hundred soldiers Of the Revolution on the
pension list over one hun red years Of
age. The oldest man on the list is Mi.
cheal Hale, Of Union county, Pennsyl
vania, who is in his ll5,h y.ar.
Good Recommendations Mr. Thompson.
Of So Wall street, New York. has Just
published anothnr treaiiss on banking.
The following is an extract from it:-
Free Trader.
sour Legislature meets .. Albany .ex,
Monday. We hnv, bu, one mea SURE
to propose. Pass a law to hang every bank.
er who shall Issue nsse, which no canuo,
redeem. Thus rib the state Of Two car,1.-
"s 6nanciers. and brokea bank MONEYS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

BURLINGTON, Fss. A.h, l843.
teLLow CirizENs As tho Election for C. isy
Officers 10 close ~ hand, thankful for past "a
vors. ! beg leave 20 announce myself - .
canoidate for Reelection u the Once Of City
Recorder.
Very Respectfully,
WIN. N. WALLBRlDGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
r \ X s A J. E..

NoTlCE is hereby given tina, l vii, offe,
J tor Sale oil ard singularIy, the npn.rcsi
dent Lands aud Town Lote, in Dcs Moline,
County, ]. T.. upon which the TAKES are
due. and unpaid for BAG. on the mrs: Monda,
OF March next, 1879 Said sale to commence
at o'clock ia the forenoon, at the Court
House door, in said County, and continue from
day to day untilali IRE snld or duly offered.
JOHN Fl. M'KENNY, Collector
for Dee MONIES County l. T.
Feb. 4,h, '43-4.. 30
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
Notice.

ME undersigned, Administrator Of the
i estates Of Arno.d Bonnifsld and Rhod-
ham B"nnif@ld, will apply To the Dis.ric,
Term, l843, for nn order 10 cell % mach Of the
lands belonging to those estates r+spec fully
% may bs necessary to pay the debts Of the
said ietesia,es. All persons interested are
requested % up ear and show ssus~ Why such
Essi sssa,e should roi b. sold Tor ths, p.vp.ee,
Feb. 9TH ~ s. 1850
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
'rFRRltoRy OF IowA,)
VAM BuTtN County

'rERRltnRy or IowA,(
VAMBurrx CouNry -
NAKEN up bv Elizabeth Davidson, Of said
county, sorrel mare about three years
old, white strip ~ the face, nip shot in the
right hip, right h,nd foot white. and appraised
q. Twens. d"llats before s. Scott, ESQ.,. Of
Pennington, 90 the 18Th dav If Decrm Der,
1912. E, NJ. Jones.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Mr.. Edi,o::-Plesse announce The name Of
HENRY MOORE. ESQ, % esndiJs,s for r..
election to the efice Of Mayor Of ,his city. :,
the approaching city election
MANY VOTERS
Feb. 4.h, lsl3.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
BAKERY CONFECTIONARY

II. A N ID II q S e Co.
. EsrEcTrULIY Inform, the citizen. OF Bur
III inx,on that, having taken tho old s,and
Of A. Flank, they will continue the bakery
and Confectionery business by wholesale aad
retail. Always on hand
DREAD, CRACKERS,
CANDIES, &c.
They hope 70 meri, : sIaro Of rubiic pa-
trOnags.
\. B.--sTEAMBoATs supplied !, al ,.os..
with Bread. Crackers, &c.
Oct 81, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
Millinery, Dress and Cloak Ma
kinr-

- Mrs. C. E. THOMPSON would respect.
~ fully inform her inends and ru,-
-eA.- TONERS that she carries on the above
business, on Jefferson Street, opposite the No
honal HoteL, where she will be pleased 10
serve those who may favor her with call
with the most approved tashions
burlington, Nov. loft.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Wetl Sioeked.-Sing Sing prison. in
the slate Of New York, pow contains no
less than 8l'l conv,cls.- ,caymne.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

~ BE ~ GEO % :" =
U6T Received
u Rio Coffee. Sugars,
Young II, s"n, Imperial
aud Gun Powder Teas. Fresh.
b.. u Rife Powder. Lead,
Shot aud Percussion Caps.
Ais.-s good stock Of Closhsss
Csssimeres, CsssineIis. Blankstss
Also-Boo,s aud Sn0es, New 9tile,
ha,s, and large assorsmen. Of
Qusenswsrc, with many other dssi.
rsbis Goods. all very chssp for CAss o. ~
proved produce.
Jan. 9oih, 'l3--6t. WESLEY JONES. I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

We are authorized to announce JOHN RIP.
LEY, OF Flint river Tow nship, % candidate
tor County Commissioner fer Des Moine,
County.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
For Rent,

For Rent,
TNhE ssors feos.s reern.ly occupied By
4. f. Reynolds and r. Arms,.ons, on
she corner Of Valley and Water s,ree,s,
will be rsn.s cheap It applied fsr soon.-
Enquire ~ the slere OF.
POSTLEWAIT 9 CREEGAN.
Jan. IL lel3-,f.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

"Yom',e maxim misckief dary" a. tho
negro al the top Of ladder said to q hog
who was rubbing his sides at the bottom.
-Picay.ne.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
ANNUAL lATEaENr Of THs REcnlrTs AND ExpENDlruREs
5 y ssF; Of pEs MONIES COUNTY, IOWA TERRITORY
.s.f..s e. FOX TIE YEAR f. Il, 1919

&, Of pEs MONIES COUNTY. IOWA TERRITORY,
- "a Fnk TIE YEAR 4. H. l84a
90 900
sounein tho Treasury on the January. ls4a $50 q
s." = aid into the Treasury. James ameron
Collector FIR l4sl. roll Of l84l,
g ,peid iote the Treasury BY John II Mckinney
<SNec,Qr 1885, j,64l
moup paid ITO The afessuy for Grocery License, ,25 IS
)" .a Pedars'
go S@ q Ferry
: - =. - Z, fines before r.
Vcach Esq 90
*" & by David Rores,
County Agent 10 adjust the ceia1ss original
County, with the Counties o. Lee, Van Buren,,
&c, -ers 1860
paid into the Treasury from the proceed.
sale, Of Estrays, 1850
.S3794 II S7e4 IL
BY Balance carried down.. s18344 q
~ - s2lo74 "
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Tho Philadclph,a Evening Journal
mentions rumor that the Hon. Henry 4.
Wise il likely TO be appointed minister q
Flaneo.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Crims-s.raling loaf q bread when
you are hungry.
Hones.y-Gs..iny In deb. snI going .hro'
shs bnnkrupt Law.
Degrading in the Exireme-Working u,
some honess trade for living.
4 proper Pride-Liviag on ones rich
Doing Well-ssll;ag sne's self Tor life, ~
good price.
Doing B.diy-Marryins from any feeling
Of Affection.
a Grea, soamp-Ons who is 100 poor Is
pay lis.ls debts conssao.sd for she ascss-
sariesof life
A Worthy Msn-ons VIE screws the
widow and orphan out Of shsif last cent,
because :; il his just due.
4 Good Wile-One whose power 10 "a
fairly es,ablishsd, that her better half never
sbinks Of .iispu.inx Il.
a Dear Good tIusband-One who spend,
Ill bic leisure tine from hons aud 90, don',
Interfere with HE wile's love Of solitude.
Tho lower House Of the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania have passed resolution
BY a unanimous vote, that no member o,
officer Of that body shall be entitled Il
receive any pay fer any day on which be
shall fail 10 attend the House; and that NJ
member or officer shalt resolve any pay
whsn absent, except no b IN tho terior
nance Of duties required BY tho House
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

HONEY Superior a.r.iasd hossy 70,
Ia sals BY ". II. MAURO.
Dee. 9ash le49.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04


{. Treasurer, 1896, RS ~
John s. Donlnp. cIerksof Board Of coua.
~ Commissioners, 1872, 80 -
P. Dunlap, Clerk Of Board ofcouuty -
Commissioners. 1842, 2N1 ~,
James Cameron. Sheriff, lS32, s 636 IA
J. II. Mckinney 6 1912, 49,
Sheriff Of Louisa County, !. r, la4l Z !.
Baiifrs in the District Court, te41 10 90
H r. Ried Prosecuting At,orl IS ss.s..Ss
Co. Commissioner. Tor ssesy;es6 4 co
James Willis, Ja;tor, 60 is44) IS 9l ~
William C. C. camefonla br guarding
John Il; hi.kenney, ier guarding y. .
Ross, I8i2, -. - 90
Costs & fees in the District Court, M, 3. 6
Grand and Petit, Jurors, l842, 49, 7el 70
Rsad Viewers, &C., lS49, TO 81
To Paupers aud Medical attendance, &c,
1912, 9o4 80
For Rent Of Court House. Offices, &C., ao8 q
For Public Printing, 1842, CO 90
For Wood furnished Cour. uouse, Jail,
&C., l84a, ~ SO
For Stationary, Rocks. &C., l842, $50 90
For Miscellaneous purposes, 97e 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Hove ,hee s.ill," % The husband said "a
shs cha sisriDg wife.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Notes 70 those i may Concern.
Z NHE undessigassl tle,srainsd sossssle III
! Book aoeounss inmedia,s ly, kes sAis
opportunity to inforn such C M Ssaading
accoun,s 10 cnll andS pelsl &c ~ lsr.hsr Il.
uigence will DO giysiN A.VXE Palmer:
November 18th l6A9 q.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

fxPEnDlruRss. =.
To whole amount Of debt the Isl January, 1912,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

COTTON Yarns 4. DOMFSTlCS
EklM1 Lbs Cotton .Yarn, essoiset! kikds. sOoo
s.vs s"' brown Dom"''''. 70; ::ls Ie y, =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

LU Is 2 2 a { N Z
Just received, general assosimsnS of
O.Dry Goods. Groccltss, QneenI.
ware, Roots s shocss AL1O-Thrka'
VIA salt, al Of which wilt 81 said loG
f1a1-sesd, Dry HiSea or CesA. The ENklis ~
..ov. IN. 1855. n s s a. ssss & 10
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

LAST CALL.
rTNHOSE who a1s indie btedl 10 ne By note
or book account, will much obiigs ne
ny calling Immediately and settle tho same,
10 no longer indulgence will be given.
JNO. s. DAVID.
Burlington Dec. 2a.h ~. ilawksye cop
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04


the lst day Of January, a. D. l843
JONATHAN MORGAN }
LUKE PALMER County Comm
M EDMONDSON.
Attest. LEX.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
January, 1888. To Balance brough. down.

o.
RcAplTulATloN .
Whole amount Of County orders outstanding, $4e44
Bond Bdgman & Partridge due the lst May, l843 COCO
s !" lst i84l 5000
Interest Bonds for samel
due on the Is. day Of May ,e49, $40
s. I" /" l843, $40
/" 1914, 42O
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

CrF,cEs. No. s NORTON sTREIr. ALaAxy. N. :
Ian. 28th. l843-l:m. g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

SCENE.-The Boston Bay Stats Democrat
tells The following story, whish occurred in that CT
y;-"While distinguished dantea,e VI foreign
manufacture. but who was imported into this crsn.
Uy iree OF duties. was performing at the fremont
siae yen" ago, splendid harouche wns seen 10
drive up to Windships. in Brighton, and the fair
d'neer emerged, alghled Iherefrom with a skin and
a bound. She ordered most elegant bouquet 10 be
made up. combining all the choicest flowers. and
depnsiieu ten dollar note on the table of the draw.
ing room 10 pny for The same. She carefully envel
oped Il ~ her kerchieG and resumed her ride. a,
she passed out Ofthe TremUrt House in the ever.
ing to 60 TO The THEATRE she said TO the ssryant in
The VesIIbuls. de bouquet is 10 my room, YOU
sail remember Yes madam" responds JOHN
At the conclusion Of The dance. gallant looking
gentleman ~ black whskers and brave blue coat.
cast the identical bouquet from the boxes upon the
Stage. and vanshedi u was duly raised up and pre-
scented TO the fair artistic. She received The une4
pected compliment with modest blush and grace.
fol courtesy and the papers Of tho next day elrnni
cled the gallant act Of some iHcogniG adnirer Of the
daHsHese IL 10 needless 10 say that John rsceivsJ
dollar for his services. and 10 keep the secret.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SPLENDID SUMNER GOODSl

az me VIEW STORE, No. IN Min 8,
d o.. g X. b. MARSH, would respectG,iIv
call the attention of their friends AMI Ky
public IN general, TO the beautiful ASSORTMENT Of
goods, they have just received, aud are now
opening, al their Store, No l4t, Main Strret and
whlch they are determined to sell cheap,T Than
eV err Among the m you will find $1,000
super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-.
slmeresi sup blue, black, steel and cadet mixed
Satunetts; Summer Clo'hs; Mixed GamkTnons:
Heavy fancy Drll's; White Barnsley DtiIlings.
Drab Damaskj SeaIsucker Cling CHAINS; Blue drills
Kentucky Jednsi Tickings and Checks: 3 yds
wide bieached Sheeting, sup Russia Shee,,nD.
"a and "a Table Diaper; Black and Green
msllnOesi Nankeens; black and cold A pacha,
SoaunE Glnghams; Solid do; Manchester and
DOWN Glnghams; Scarle: and White Flanpels.
FIaia yaconetts; Cashmere and Mousline
Lame ShawIs, black Levantinc hdkfs: bSrp,I
lawns; 81 Plaid Shawls: Canton FILnnels.
| ofA DenlIhsi Newport G. IssimeTes: SeIrsiat,
Green barage; White and Pink Gre de Nns,
BobbInett &c &c. ue NaF'
pRr l laTse and splendid assortment of FANCY
IhIN 1 >, very cheap, good ass ,rtrsent of Ho-
55,ely, aces EdGings, Ribbons and HdkGs
Lawns. '"'olsi oohnet
Ihey invite the PeoDle T. call and cIapnip. their
goOus before purchasing, as they feel cen6deni
.hey cannot offer as great If not greIter barcans
thah any other House in The cifV. inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06
PRoFuGACy OF IoNno1

PRoFLIGACY OF LONDOH.-Tn every street
OF Lpnd"n' save iew-a very few, at the west end .
lAere are several gin shop; and Iose palaces Of woe
hock thousands Of thousands Of squaliJ. miserable
ndigeni beings. eIpend in The noIious drink The
hall pence they rob from their starving children;
aud IN those vile dens are sacrificed health repuIa.
hon IOrtune. aud hOnur aud from those emanais
nearly all crimes. London is "A strange compound
OF grandeur and squuiD' mass OF contradiction,
anu dIscrepancies--rIcheS aud PrvPuy-v.ss aud
Viriue-Sc!eanlinsss and filth IN nu CITY IN the
world - turpiude more prevalent amongst the inve.
nile portion Uf the lower cInsses. In our occasional
ciurnal rambles through the DrdalIan mazas Of
this vast metropolis. wo encounter. with disgu 81.
hundreds Of young girls whose years do not amount
To anything like maturity, plying their loaihsome
Trade IN the most shameless mariner Heavens,
What corruption must there be in a city where vice
and proiligacy commence early
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

WILL OF SIR DAVID WILKIE-Tba ,,ul
Of tho late eminent painter has been moved IN
Docors Commas. The property waG origina IIy
sworn under 3O.000i but wa. re sworn at Somerset
House 4OOOOL large porIio Of the property is
Oeqneaihed 10 his sister Ielea, and the remainder
(aHer lew egncIes) TO his two brOIhers, nepheNs,
"eces and other relatives lie gives 10 kis e1ecu.
tors Sir MrGregor aud Sir ChanIry, "aU nv
painting. prints. copper plates designs and conv
right OF desgn-." The following remarkable be.
quest occurs placing the generosity Of the deceased
IN strong light. Ills bruIher. Jan es WiIkie, ord
nance slorekcePer at Kingston, had become embar.
ra'sed' aud unable 10 keep hts sccounIs clearly
,hey had been subject To searching investigation.
." David and Mr. CrbckaI had become sureties
TO The amount of lOOOt each. THE deceased -, ~
WI "i"hes - tho circumstance in The name,
above stated and declares lhatlr Crockar il wholly
e1oneraIed and dat the whole sun is To be paiJ
by his executors out Of his eslaies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

LONG PASSAGE Tho British bark
Commerce has arrived at Boston, after a
passage Of eight months from Glasgow,
Scotland, from which place she sailed on
the 18th OF Sept. 1919. She put back
twice, and finally sailed from Cork, on
the 18th Feb, 1913. When a month
out, she encountered severe gale, in
which she lost sails, spars, &c--was
Obliged 10 thro over part OF her cargo.
and finally reached port IN the 9Th in s,
leaking inches per hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

steam irisate larger ihau any now in the Brit
sh Navy. Is under Construction ut VVuoI,icb Eno.
land Her dImen,ions will be rs follows:
LeHg'h between peIpendiculnrs. 226 feet, keel
for tonnage. l96 feet lOa inches breadth. eI,rems
~ ieei' depth in hold, 81 feet hurrhen in tons
I,o4o. She is 10 be supplied with Maud.l,y'. and
reds patent double cylinder marine engine, OF
ooo horses power. The cylinders will be ~ m
enei IN diameter. AID the ereciions OF the engines
nave oeen contracted for at Tho cost. ncludnS
the builers, of he large SUN of 40 25OL The d,,n
e'er OF the paddle wheels is To be 81 feet by 10 n
IN breadth. The coal boxes will contain 500 tons
oil coal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

GEORIlA GoLD.-We learn from the CGeorpio,
Times that lump IL gold weighing seven or eight
penny W. IghiS was re"ently taken lrum a mine RI
me vicinity OF That pace The same pnrer say,
The m'n6s IN that regi"n are now welding n g,.a,
abundance 81 god Three hundred penny weight,
were dug out oicne mine ia Two weeks by thirteen
hands. la another mine, in Tie immediate viciniry
"i the l"rmeI. three hundred peunyweights OF The
precious metal were obtained in one week by seven
hands making an average Of more than five dollau
per day TO enrh lnhnrer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

a tORIUNE.-A young lawyer in this CIV DOS.
sessIng talent ia hs profession bur lille ne c1n,,y
a5 les 20 start swImmngly ino life lv one of those
singular chances which rs rare as they are far.
iunaie' has suddenly, as we learn became the DOS.
sesspr Of large estate. the attainment Of which .
indeed remarkable Oie day, which seem. % b.ye
been marked in hrs calendar as especially propiriou,
and smiling, a laborug lrshmaE entered his Office
!" consult htm upon sOmO particular business for
winch he had been refused the advice Of other pr,.
ieSsonll eo1ilemon Pursuing the necessary dc all,
ne ore" rom ms pocket sundry documents uLcon.
necis With the original matter in reference. which.
exciting the attention Of The lawyer proved ,o n.
certificates Of depuste for large sum Of money Il,
TIE Bank OF Dublin. The value Of Which yas ptev;
ously unknown 10 his client
The appearance Of things Maturity enough ~.
"aoung professional Obscrya iOn an examination "a "A
subsequently Instituted, which resulted in IN. fac,
mat properly 10 the amount Of E60OOO md be.,
dePoSiiod 20 the credit Of the huhsfo poor Iaho,e,
10 the bank, and 10 establishing his tile also 10 a
large landed sstafe in Ohio, which was vnlpeJ A.
sl,IOO 600, and LeqUaaihed 10 the Irshm,n he ,I.
VIII Of wealthy but unknown resrive, The g,o.
"'ude and generosity lof the Hbernian nation are
we'll known but with liberuity which 10 NOT gor
orally manifested, eIcopI in cases Of sudden end
unexpected accession 20 fortune The now wealthy cI
en- insisted upon relinqushing OIL claim n the Ian
ueH property Of which he had become possesssd IN
ia'of Of hs lawyer. feSeryng % himself only ths
Pe''oual c'iaie-in itself a fortune. The money
20 par been Withdrawn from tho Bank Of Dublin
and We understand that l5OOOL came out 10 tbis
souniy % one Of the late steamers the removal Of
'no uepo'nes probably being in favor Of some Of
oui AH'etican hanks. tie slated that this mailer.
"hich mas resulted - Jfnnately, has been In or,
cess o. settlement iur several months the 1yvs, ne,
wing JouTned 20 Inc ~ Dorado OF Tho West in o,o,
oou"on OF The 'Pecisi business Of he generous sI.
rhi' and having returned with rOriion Of the h.
come osfVed from the large properly there bsId
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

NEWSPAPERS.-Sh m sp.aking IN.
various classes OF newspaper readers says they are
seven in number.
l. The I'll namred, looking for the bankrupt list
Z. The poor. rn the price Vi bread
D. Tho sockjohher to the lies Of the day.
l. The old maids to the marriages.
,. The prodigil SON 10 the deaths
b. The monopolisIs to accounts of bad bprys.,,
I. The boarding school misses TO the news ffom
CreIa Green.
With all this variety Of people to please, what ore
editors To dot Thy very much in the position
CT The man. hi' SON and the Mss. IN The fable. who
whether he rode. his sun rode, they carr cd tie
oo'"e cen ihem' qualy excited the
/ of the passeTs.
su the editors duty is to do that which he know.
10 be right nnJ TO be careful not TO do that which
ne Knows 10 be wrong. and he cannot fail nj IN,
rno'i' but please Ihuse whose approval il vortl
| struggling fOr,-PhRa Ggx
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-06

ANECDOTE-A ProteHsHt Clergyman met a
Caihelic gentlemen and reproaehed him abou, sumo
Of the forms Of the Catholic worship, their tsnsts Of
belief, &c. and concluded by saying
Now the Catholics hold the virgin Mary in a,
much reverence a' they do Chus himself while
do net eoa'def her any higher in the scale Of Der.
lection than do my own mother" HWsIl" ansvs,.
ed the CathOlc,'I EN- MT disposed 10 discus. ,b.
comparative merits Of tho iso mothers b,, r,p,,
he allowed TO say there - vast difference bs.
tween their soQS.'