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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
DIR. EAsTMAN.s ELIXRR oE HEALTH

DR.. EASTNAN'S ELMER OF HEALTH
Wis Is n universal restorative ~ all casAs
4 where the stomach, Liver. or any Ut the oS-
gnns concerned in the digestive functions are tho
primary seat Of The diseases. and that such Ia IruO
o! almost the whole catalogue of human ma loo ics 70
well known to every physician.
ELIXER OF HEALTH
IL strengthens anal gives tone and appetite IN tho
stomach and possesses the long sought and dssir0d
property OF rendering harmless To the stomach any
redundancy Of bile. that may be generated there.
and at the same time when there q deficiency ct
that necessary luId, producing cosiiveness dspsos.
SION OF spirits detIliy. dizziness in the head palpi
ialion OF the heart, pains paris OF The
body. and other characteristic symptoms Of Dyspsp-
STA, II acts perfect substitute for The bile opens
the bowels gently, helps to digest tho food relieves
all pain IN the stomach OF head, cheers the mind.
invigoraios the system, sud restores II 10 perfest
health ag iln. il Is warranted to never fail ia effgn
t's permanent cure m oil cases OF Onsum pion or
cough, where the lungs becnme diseased from SYN
palhy with the srrmarh liver; a u drorsics afes
lions from the same cause yield 10 iis powers at
once, loss OfaPpeliie. heartburn. nervous complaints
Of all kinds night and darrlsca are removed
by Il ms hy charm. supply Of lhls vauabis
IacdIcne, just received aud for sale by
OLIVER Pryor. Union o.
Jan 10 Wheeling Va
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5NiRE &MAiuNE iNSURANCt.-There ~
u t"o situations only ia which indiy can
DC placed, where they can adequately appTeci1 o.
rtcOlVing from an insurance Office the full n
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
anne spot surrounded perhaps by d. solate tam
iy; lamenrnE hat stupidity and folly which ha(
ID, Hd 70 provide for such a contingency.
$ ATKINSON, Agent of the PROTEC ZION
INS CRANCE co OF HARTEORD, CONN
WI take usks on dwslling houses, ware houses
ores nils, factories, dc, together with the
'"nlehts, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
SalaeTT, and evcryoiher description Of InSuraDle,
properly Also, on stear keel and Hat boats
tno ther carS ies to and from any port the
Western Waters
once on Main street, nearly opposite tho L )
I-'ItI l. 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

n SENSENEY having On hand stock much TOO
- belyy for The present season. nn5 being very
DESTROYS OF reducing 10 mu3h possible before
The spring, will offer inducements 20 CASH buyers
lie would respectfully culI attention 10 the follow
ing articles
Super wool dyed blue black Cloths.
A heavy siook Of Cloths generally,
VeIy large stock SauIneus and Jeans.
white red yellow and green Flannel
English MorIUos md Aiousu &c Laus.
Ctlic0es Of Oh qualities and prices
Brown and bleachcd Muslius, Sc.
Together with 90 lie other articles usually found
in q Dry Goods store. a.l OF hich he Will sell b
his friends (i they will give him on opportunity
Un as good terms any other Store On The city
whether Jew Gentle Mahomedau or Mormon.
dec 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
WEST ERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CAPtTAI Sam OO0

THIS company being now duly orga nized, is
pre7ared to make Insurance on every dcs
cTltpi IN OF Fire AID Marine Risks, such as wei
ling Houses, Store II ousss &c witk Their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats add Kse |
bOa, 5 WIN Their cargoes, 10 and from any Turt
on TIA Ohio and MIssssippI rivers, or their trib-
ntary streams Application Insurance To be
made for the present at tae office OF the Wheel
ing Savings Ins titLtInn
aug x MCCOY Say
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
JAMES II FORSYTH & Co
WARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
1.-THE LIFE OF TIE FLESH Is IN
THE RTOOnJ3

"TUE LIFE OF TIE FLESH Is IN
THE BLOOD"
HVVERY disease arises from impurity Of the
~ blood
Branderhs Pills are the hest known remedy for
overy disease. They do not cure by charm but Ire
ing entirely vegetable assmilale with the blood and
effect a certain cure by removing all impure psrrics
from this subtle Auid of life. They are beneficial
10 oil diseases. may he taken under any rircumstnn
ees without fear of INJURY, but the contrary Will
give relief in tho most acute and painful disease
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEtTS- Drug.
gis in the place has the genuine Pills
ASK to see the certificate of agency. Zach bor
toX has on IL three copper plate labels the top and
bottom first printed with red INK and then with
black Observe that on sach bo1 ihero are sE faQ
smile signatures Of Or Brnndeth.
Three thus. y Bundsth NJ D.
Three thus. Benjlmin Brundeth.
Sold m Wheeling by
ROBB STEPHENSON.
sep s-Gn y. bRANDETH NJ n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on MON
DAY. IANIARN I'D. lS1a. Al III

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on MON
DAY, JANUARY I'D, 1913. Ar rIiE
FRONT DOOR Of TIE COURT HOUSE Or
ONO COUNTY. COMMENCING Al II o..
CLOCK \. NJ. PRECISELY.
= virtue ui deed ui trust IN m James
2 > Mclean and vile To me. bearing date ct
he eighth day at October IA an, year $50. OF rec
,,rd lee the Clerk office tor OaIu county In t.-,k
p page AS. aud also ct deed at conveyance,
.r.rn james A mclean 10 me. bearing date the
Sh LAY Of Oriubcr. 1899. ct REGARD Ia ,hr Clerk
BiTire tor OHIO county. IA honl, % page AS. and
the authority and direction ui Mrs. Mary l.. Dor.
icy uu.er the trrrss of the nsr mentioned deed
pu Monday tho - day of January. 1913. at The
front d,oT Of the court House of Ohio county. shall
sell to the hEhcs, and besi bidder At public auc-
tiun Two certain lots al ground situated an that part
uf tho city OF Wheeling called Middle Wheeling.
known ard distinguished the urp of snid city as
lots numbered two and seven in square numbered
three. ingciher with all and singular the teue-
mruis. hetedi:imcnts ana aPPurgeuuuCcs unto the
same belonging IN any WISE appuraIuing.
Propositions for the sale "f SAID bots ary pnrt
OF erher Of them will be received "a, any time psrr
10 the day OF sale
TERMS will be made known on the day Of
sale
Selling n Trustee. I shall convey Ia ,he purcha
ser only such title a. Is vested u mo by The deeIs
above referred to Thi. tu!c sm satisfied. VII
he lUund. upon examination. iudrspuIabis.
JAMES ;. WHEAT,
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NO. IS.
vE7HEELING BEARS TESTIMONY TO

NE7HEELING BEARS TESTIMONY T6
w TIE vALGE OF TIKI LIVER Pills.
GeHilemen.-Aly wife had been severely aIii'e'
Ell with THE Liver Complaint i"r more ihan year:
! Tried The assistsnce uI Physicians. and various
remedies oil ~Hh"ui sny good sHcci. Seeing 81
account Of your justly relehta'"i LAYER Piiis h the
Pitl-hurgh Conference Journal, procnred t'ScsaH-
e.. sLd before She had laksn the Pil!s in sooe
box The paE. reilossnrss aH.Itude. va short oil tho
=, mpoms ~ diseased liver Disappeared. snd she
now enjoy ru"d health To your Pin she a-cribs-
the means. the credit OF her restoration. fOS bs
benefit Of humanity / make itc>e statements. sud
allow you 10 Use inca. YOU rnay think pr'pcr.
Signed. JOHN FENSIMORE
Wheeling. March J0lh 1871
Prepared aud solj whulp,ale and retail by
4 l. SELLERS. No 20 WOOD -. below "a.
PUshurgh. Pa.
S,!d IA Wheeling by Ju. Baker nov %
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INSURANCE..

INSJ RANCE.
- IShS will be taken ~ the FIRE & MARINE.
4 q, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al the forrest rates on
Buildings of all kiBds, 81 ne, brick orwooden
alu their contents:
Sieanooa s. factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And intrcha ndise Oft all kinds
And against all dangers tending the trans
portatiOn OF goods on rivers, ldkes seas ca nal >
anu railroads.
r tie character Of the companyas toprcmp-
uuce and liburallty IN the adjustment and pa .
ment ut l2sses we beg leave e refer To the mer-
chats Of this place and elsewhere VINO have had
me AuJu>l Ment 81 claims upon us. aug4
Office Main ST. DIAMB Seeiy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
THE CELEBRATED MUSCONITCS DROPS.
va ARRANTED tn cure tho tn0sr invetsrars

THE CELEBRATED MUSCONlTCS DROPS.
w 7 ARRANTED tn cure tho ntsi inVetsrais
Tooth ache, IN TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the decayed teeth
for the future. remove all the souryy and LarIsT.
Without the use Of un instrumcut
The disroverer and proprietor of the above in
valuable iur iiIe OuIh ache informs the pubic
that he has secured the exclusive rgh' 10 his disco
very bv application due form OF law. al Sle Patent
office of the L s and is ready TO dispose Of the
said Patent Right. for The District Of Columbia. %
any county State or Territory IN the Union.
DIRECTIONS,-Take a small quantity ofcoi,on
We, II with the Drops. and put il IN the hollow n
The tooth, abnuI st drops and two spoons full Of
wafer and hold 1t 10 The tooth as long as yon can.
DR. NJ DE- HEFTY
For sale by GREGORY SUCKER, at J Siifeis
Brewery. Main street. Wheeling. Va. osI 10 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
.TRUsTEE,S SALE.

n = . = I1L'o olNIiLs
ny VirtGe of a decd Of trust executed By Fran
NJ oes Melton 20 the subscriber, bearing dgte
the 18TH day of February 1871, and of record IN
the Clerk offire Of Ohio county, shall proceed
60 sel on the 4th dey of NJ arch Is43, at the tav-
ern of John ID Foster, In the town of TTiadslphla,
20 the hghe u bidder at public auction. eeTtain
trac. OF parcel of land, lying and being near Tn
adephia in the county of ONO, containing three
acres moro OF less, being the land on which said
Melton resides, and was purchased by him OF
Charles ID Knox, and John Feayl severally.
Selling as trustee l shall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as is vested IN me By said
deed Of trust.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
feb Its Trustee.
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IN $ L II A n & II

INSU RANCE COMPANY
ME subscriber having been 1ppo.uicd agent i"r
A The F:re, Life ard Marine Insurance Co, "i
Lexington Ky will take Fire aud Murine Risk. ~
the rates usually charged by the nthor offices IN hls
city. Application may be made nj The Counting
rnom of SIIRlVER & STEELE. Water d. WhCe
Ing. HENRY X LAST. Ageut
Wheeling feb 3 Ga
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
LANES L. WHARTON,
At ruE coRNER or UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.

single pNpors Tor snIo ~ Tie ctrrlers and at The
'afhcS at 3 couis a copy
The Wockly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
IS published on Wednesday at 81 50 per annum
IN advance, or 50 if not paid within month
from the beginning Of the year. Nonew subscribers
will he received, except such pay ia advance
For moaths 81 50 is invariably charged No
-ubsc rhcr received fDral less term than SIX months
snd paper discontinued. ex. ept atthe discretion
Of the publisher until all srrearugos are paid.
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GOMMISHIONER's sALE.

III
TN CHANCERY-ln the Circsit Superior Court
Of Law and Chsncery Cor Ohio county.
Zschariah Jacob,
vs.
Morgan Nelson and others.
In pursuance Of decree pronounced by said
court M said cause on he 18th day Of June s42.
shall proceed, OF he 6th day Of February $40,
the same being court day. at the front door OF
the court house OF said county 20 sell 90 the high.
est and best bidder az public auction lot No nine
lgl In square ll2l twelve, In the city Of Wheeling
TERMS OF t5ALE.-Oue fifth ofthe purchase
1fancy Ice cash aud the residue in instaIments az
eight. sixteen and twenty four months, the puT-
chaser giving bonds and g1od security for The
deferred insta. mcnts with interest from .hc Gay
of sale until paid; and title retained until the
purchase money he satisfied.
ISAAC W MITCHELL, Deputy Tor
WOODS, Sheriff of Ohio county,
and Commissioner In this behalf
I dec QQ--ta
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INK.
DIR. JAMES TANNER.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIEk
on The Northeast corner Of j,h sud
~ Centre sis Resit cnce Oh the Southwest eot
ucr of the same streets oct -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPER

.TNHE subscribers beg leave 10 inform The ciIi
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found extensive assortment Of
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses. Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, consisting Of
Feather beds holsters Pillows, curled HAIR Spanish
moss. cotton. husk and spring mattresses; together
with full assortment Of the latest style and besl
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city;all
Of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
and tC0rrdnted
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneers.
varnsh. Sp, nIsh moss. &c &c. constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article Of
furniture on the mosi accommodating terms and az
short notice.
Carpets made and pvt down.
Orders in GAINESVILLE can be len with J. ?. AID
ANS T. Co
ian % MENDEL & HARBOUR
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JOSEPH TAYLOR q son.

JOSEPH TAYLOR Il son.
ron HARDING AND COMMISSION
AiERCIlA NTS,
corner Of Eutals and German strests,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
M ESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
w informed IN at we have madS arrangements
10 Forward Goods by the Baltimore aud OhIo
Railroad. The cars being loaded at our store AID
consigned to houses Immediately oR he road IN
Cumberland, enables US to send goods through
with but little expense or handling at either
point.
Particular attention will be paid TO Produce
consigned To us for -ale.
dec aO-d2m JOSEPH TAYLOR & son.
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COMPREHENSIVE

4 IMAM * EDA ARDS having a.soriaied
~ with them.J p. AGNEw. OF Wheeling. in
The FOrw srding aud Commission Bg,.u ness at Cum
heflnnd. MI. the style Of firm will lee Annau, TG-
wards a. Agnew.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGNEw.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
AZ ne Rail Read D,pod CUNUERLANp. Mo
REFEGENCEs.
Cranglc y BnrIeys. jacob X NrrrheI.
Fleming X Tjugle. = ! A'hoe ~ co.
WIN Paxton ~ Suu. I Irwin.
john + Clarke. ! | Harding N Wcljiu.
james II Forsyth. p D Ouitird.
Baitiaore.-Rcynold. * Smith, Kemp. BuCky
~ Go. Snm' SbaiIuer n ca. G. W,I~oL & CO.
George ~ Hays. \ George " Co Wyley y WILSON.
Jos r Elder. Ihcs Cursor.
Cinci'mGti.-SPrmg'r ~ WhicmSn. Irwin.
William Irwin. Samuel l. FIudlav.
Louisville ~ chIuran X McNlcchen. WIN y
Bullet n c." AlcLure ~ Russ. Jan 10
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TAKE WARNING,

ME subscribe requests al persons indebted 10
him either by nolc account. 10 the presel.t
time, 10 call Immediately and settle the same.
doc &c. A. SAML M'CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
Book and Job Printing.

BOOK ana JOD fFIIlIIHg'
"a The Publisher ofthe Wheeling Tines and
Advertiser. las just received large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and Balti-
more. comprising the most elegant kinds rece"lly
cast there; and some OF which are not - be touud
ia any office West Of the Mountains With spa
eiOus Office. experienced workmen, and new mate
Tals, he is prepared execute every kind Of
&ettet 9p,e,, 0ptt,,ti"q,
}n the finest style and at the shortest notice.
" Steam Goat Bills, Posters, Handbills, &c, pnn-
I'd az an hour's notice dec ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

JAS. Y. CALDWELL
Successor to AHey5ury, CdidNCeii j Co
WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
XETILL continue the COMMISSION IL FOR.
w WARDING BUSINESS At the old stand
on Monroe street. aud solIcs cousguInenIs OF Msr-
chandise or produce either Tor sale or forwarding.
Low :
~ Louis New Era Louisville Journal. Cincinua.
Republican. Cumberland Civilian, Baltimore
American ) Gazette rubllsh 10 the amount Of
five du!larS and charge this office.
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TERMS OF NDvERrIsING

Advertisements inserted ill forbid without
express order. will be inserted until ordered out
oRd charged dollar fr lst three insertions. aud
Is cts for each insertion after. advertisements
. inserted three lines a week for three fnurIhs the
Nabavo, Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

tOh hENNs
"a a. TODD has Tor rent two large ard
BiSs1 connexions rooms 20 by 60 feet, on the pod
81 n0JT over h.s Boot and Shoe store corner Or.
ni1n ond market streets. These rooms in size are
we'll suited Tor school rooms and many oIffof rur
poses, rer1ons wishing 20 rent con be- aceoumcda.
ted with one Or both olihem on a lease of ono ysat
OF two En1uife Of STOOD
Iaulo syn 81 &c Bloch hanmoh BE-,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-08

A RIVER OF VINEGAR-Ata short distance
from Popayan, in South America, is to be seen q
stream, called by the inhabitants in its vicinity
Rio Vinegre. The stream has its fount among
ridges of elevated mountains, and after making
what is supposed crcuitous and subterranean
passage of many miles, it reappears at consd-
nlfcent and picturesque cascade, not less than
30 feet in height. person who attempts to
stand for a moment at the bottom and within the
influence of the spray, is Immediately compelled
to abandon his position-his eyes being too much
affected by the acetous qualities of its waters.
CoscoRp RAIL RoAD.-At sale of Stocks in Bos-
ton on Wednesday last we notice that 100 shares Of
this stock sold for 10 l-2 per cent advance.-N. H.
Statesman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-08

THE MIDNIGHT CRY of the Millcrtes is still
issued, and from it we learn that the end has
not yet passed by. There are, however, invisi-
BILE signs above and beneath US, recorded in tho
Cry. Last week there was "a disgracefnl scene
in Philadelphia, ia drowning in Burlington,
VIA "horrors of the slave trade" at "Rio ia
neiro,'--a sudden death" in New York,--'bur.
glares IN Troy and Albany,'--'more daring bur.
glaries and highway robberies' in Buffalo,'--a
Suicide in Maryland,--'a hard case before the
Mayor of Philadelphia, land several other signs
Of the times in great many other places.
WHY aoon't the world burn up Jour. of Com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-08

The New York American gives the fol-
lowing capital incident, whic it says is entti-
ed to the merit of truth as well as excel
lence:
ga discussion arose in one Of the Harlem
Railroad cars between two men, one wing,
the other loco, as TO the merits and pros
poets of the different candidates for the Pres
idency. After some considerable talk the
loco observed, cat all events we have one
advantage over you whigs--we have half
dozen candidates from whom to choose,
while you are pledged to one man," AID.
mitted," replied the wing, tive go for Har.
ry of the West, as our first and only choice
=" How absured," replied his antagonist
-" Suppose Clay dies, what will you dc
then ?" "Do? 7" answered the wing =
"what will | do7 BY Jore III votc for hi
Executors !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-08
FIRE AT MONTPELIER.

Counr House BURNED. On Tuesday
morning, at about ] past 2, the Court House,
in this village, was discovered to be on fire.
II appeared at first to be at the west end of
the court room, which, if not then, was short
ly inaccessible from the smoke and heat. 1t
is evident the enemy had we'll digested and
silently and skilfully executed the plan of at
tack, for in very few, perhaps in l5. min
utes, he had such possess ion of the roof and
out posts as to render all resistance hopeless.
The engines were then turned upon the ad-
acent buildings, which, as The time was one
of unusual calm and quiet, were easily saved
harmless. In an hour and half from the
frs, alarm, little was left standing except a
portion Of the brick wall. How the fire took,
nobody knows. On the afternoon of Mon
day the wood which comes in contact with
the furnace opening into one ofthe counsel
ling rooms took fire and burned smartly, but
was soon ex,inguishee. That this was only
smothered and failed to develope itself for
or 9 hours seems to us incredible; indeed, i
is remarkable that il did not break out EARL
er any way, since it is, on all hands, at'r
bu,able to accident, We believe; and sew'
f any, are inclined to censure those who hal
The custody of the building, and, we are in
formed, took especial pains to watch it till
late hour. The building was new and cos
i abou, $4,000, and was insured in the Mutu'
|. for $4,000. ltwas never what j, should hav
b been, and we trust that, in rebuilding 1t, e'
b sen,ial improvement will be made tn
: Clerks files and records were saved, VII
the execution of the files which were in u
and were left in the Clerks desk, and It
n docke, of the Clerk and Judges. This mu
ut occasion inconvenience, embarrassment al
a. DELAY; but il is probable that, between II
n. lawyers and tina Judges. and in one way al
20 another, everything will be supplied. ltw
=, fortunate that the records Of the towns
Of Barre, Berlin and Orange, which had be-
NJ used in a suit the day previous, had DO
y taken to the Clerks room for examlna'io
ks the evening before, and were saved i
r. Court has since occupied Masonic Hall.
no ~, The probability is that there will be an
ok iourned Montpelier Patriot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-08

a. CHILD LOST !" in country town, is cry
as thrilling as a "man overheard = in ship at
sea.
This cry last evening about sunset, atRahoay
N. j. soon gathered two or three hundred per.
sons, who, on being informed that little girl
of three years. old, daughter of Mr.. Thorn, ba-
ker in the village, had strayed away from home,
scattered themselves all over the neighborhood
and with lanterns and torches, searched the
meadows, fields and woods in vain No traces
of the little creature was had till about IL o..
clock, when woman, who had come home late,
reported having passed about shutdown a man
on horseback at Barnet's mills, near five miles
from Railway, having before him a little girl
without hat or shawl, and the description Of
whose dress answered that Of the lost one.
Immediately persons went in the direction
named, and about 2 o'clock in the morning ira
ced the horseman to his house, where the lost
child was found fast asleep in a comfortable
bed. g.
The humane individual, who had thus cared
for the little wanderer, stated that in riding a,
long near sunset, he saw back of the Wheat
Sheaf abou, 3 IL miles from Railway, the child
| in a field, Just about entering a dense swami
and looked around and seeing no one near, h,
dsmounted, ran after her and soon found tina
the little creature was lost and could give n,
account Of herself. lie to * her up before hin
and retraced his way for two or three miles, in
curing along the road il any one knew wher
the child belonged but gaining no ntelligenc
and perceiving that the little creature was SUI
fering from long exposure, he FASTENED HON
with the founding and had her cared for as h