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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

STATEOF VIRGINIA lutbe Circuit supetcr
Couit ef Inv and Cheneery. for No gan Cont-
IS MAY Term 1913
Iohn Rrichnid, P.D.
NE00isi
Talbot Rockhoa ard .ihera, dsR,
IN CHANCEHi.
EACOD RElCHARD having exhibited his BIZ,
90 "a the County Court Of Morgan. egainst fie
unknown hsits ~ Lcyi, Neeks. IT,. Decreased, AMI
others; the oiiect ef y hioh Is 70 have partition
between himself an lie heirs of Lewis Mvekssr,
deceased of iset az tacd containing about 100
acres, 10 the county of Morgan, nbnn fvo rfs~
ea.t Of tho inen II Batit Nliieh dcscerd+a 20 ti'~
ead / ewis Meck. jr. dec n'd otbrrs, ard praying
sn alaogat Of he rents ard profits tor len Yea's
last past, witii Talbot Rockford who hs' bad rs
lard 10 po-tcssinr, Tie shia Rrirhard ciaiuipe hSr
-hars y zen e the land the soid unknown fflr'
Lewi' MrckS IT Deceased. ord al olher Tpifrs az
teresrd. are hefe',s warned fesppeer make tseH-
selves, pursies d,fstAiepts. a,e iirt ens@ets and
asssrt ihrir igtts ca claims p ile Sppeiaf 'euit
~ ssid conhty "a alAeh esid cause ~As re1sevrd.
anl Il il ordered thas hi- eetlce ~ raSi-iet f'r
AK weeks successiyri, ii be Manr.bHfs Gazette
A co. w. t.sie.
J. RICHARD, Z. c.
May Is. la19. la--6t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

SCYTIHES.

EUSI received and for sale. Gtifin's Corn and
CD grass Scythes. also Srythe rifles and "het-
stones.
THOS. c. SMITH.
June 8, l8l3.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

A conyic, who lad effected his escape
from the New York State Prison a short
time since, and had since remained in con.
cealment, was taken on the first night of
his going abroad, while in the act Of rob
bing a dwelling, by one Of the New York
city watchmen. He was Immediately
recognised, and sent back TO serve out The
remaining seven years OF his sentence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

The New York Counter says that the
Locusis are on, in great numbers at Ilo-
boken. The groves, it is stated, are CIV
ored with them, and the music fills the
air from morning TIL night Alta distance
the noise made by them is taken, by those
who are not familiar with it, to be the
croaking Of innumerabIe frogs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
~ CHANeERg


,,ne $50, 1917.
ATuriCE The lat,'es "a The above st.'s
" rleAst 10 take notice. that viii Aure
nv Odi.e IN Nsnn-hnre. Friday /. ~ :
day of ~. uenth lur the peffosa Of asHg pp
a y pot IA the nbpvs cause. At which iae $3.50
paee tlir, viii attend and predscc before Ia
.teh t4pk4. accounts, MS, n'ies md cthi e"
3rncp as wii en- HE ne 20 aate tie amoaat
trs.l rana. or The date 81 the desil Of uust, vi
goflitsn lhetref h,s heen coilee,cA, ~ &,ar sn.,
how appropriated, and slse the amdett = 'As
4, his now due die said Isaac W CNafde, t-anl
= han q 1 whether rs bond, note ~ acrrunii ant
the parties viii come prepared On y al day tath4
sser surh uler,asaiions ~ may be pros ~ 4
=, them, touching he subject meter u said IS
eeaef.. SEAMAN GARARO. Corr.
J1acG Id,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
= Z a. NJ o $
HHTY., HxuaEa G. ~ GaplEe

WIN. BAnabe & III. Cache,
Piano Mixers, No. II, S. Liberty ST.,
D EsPECTFULLY iGrorm The public thar they
IA have constantly on hand sui assortment OF
Rose and Mahogany Wood Pianos, at superior
work psnship mud finish, from six to seven octayes,
which they will sell at the lowest prices to st
the times Their Pianos are made carefully ard
durabty. and 10 the most fashionable style with
the newest improvements and warranted for
FIVE years and longer They have just flashed
and have hand, two superior Pianos, OF seven
octaves, with iron frames and extra bars, with
their own improvement, the most durable article
that has ever been off-rcd in this any other
county. and to which they call The attention of
the public in particular.
Old Pianos takta an exchange for new OHeS;
good second, handed Pianos sold and hired at
the lowest rates, All Pianos, Harps and Guitars
repaired low and warranted.
Co. The Planos will DO sold a reasonable
credit.
Baltimore, June 90 1912.
The undersigned having purchased Pianos
u(acured by the above named gentlemen can
cheerfaIiy vouch for and recommend the excel
lence Of these instruments
Rev. Alexander Jones, Charlestown, Va.
Thomas A. Moore,
Thomas Rutherford,
Judge |. r. Douglass, a
Dr.. l.. c. Cordell
Andrew Kennedy, q"
John H. McEndree, ShePherdslo~n.
Henry Berry. "
E.Imurd =. Hunter, Martnsburg,
WIN. +. Moon, Harper's Ferry.
Henry Goertz. Professor of Mu.ic, Winchester.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

BnnndeI On tHe month ty \ Ilne lnnhths pafaI.
iul with the southern side II Martin Street 20 ,ht
.se.tern bank uf the Mill-dau, On he s,gih hy
inc parallel iih the northern siie OF hitke s'r~is
aad running kevise - the western bark Of t''r
Dam or Raeeg on the east BY the said kscr, ADD
on the west by a lne taanins ftom the southeast
oorrer Of be Sprigg iut wiih the eBres, 10 Ma
Tin street. ILis lot wff he accurately surveyed
fhe water .hi. 81 so nauch ,hrreef - borders 10
and embraces tie water, VIII b. reserved 10 be
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

CuRIous CIRCUMSTANCE dog died
in this city on Saturday lust, who had
been ing fling for some time, and who had
such peculiar SYMPTOMS, that his owner
d, tefmined to ascertain, if possible the
cause of his death. On cuttlng him open,
snake was discovered in the stomach,
about 2i inches in length, alive and active,
whose appearance denoted that he was a
real "blood iSerf'-Raielgh Register.
INVADING THE UNITED STATES
WHAT THEY THINK OF TIN ENGLAND.-
We find in late scientific work, edited
by one of the fret engineers 40 England, a
notice of our Rail RoaI system. After
gIancng at The various lines, the editor
says do you not see lhlt they Will
hind the parts Of the Union together by
cementng their interests THAT they viii
consitut, an essential part Of the agrcnl-
tural and commercial, as we'll as the mill
larv system OF he country that they
Will facilitate the means OF concentrating
the army for suppressing Instructions, or
pelliug an invasion? Invasion! who
wuul! invade America, with such means
oi concentrating an army Of 5000, 900 OF
frecmel ?"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

YiRGlNIA.--ln the Cirrua Superior Cont o
Law np| Chnncety, in Berkeley County
Jan,e, t. iiartieif and Msry ii- wife, Yl,fs.
ogaiiSt
John Tn,e, Executor u John Iabr, dec eo'ei and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
The Citcuit Superior Cont Il
l.,A mud Chanc ?, fnr Berkeley County
Beris min Boley and Isabella his Wifr. Se. Ph6s.
Hg0i.1
Jacob vanmc,er. ST.. and Others, d,f3n
IN CHASIERY.

Cen,miSsionfr's OHce. N,riinsLkrg
June 10 b. 1913.
ATorlCE.-Thc pBrties to the above suit W.
~ pi.ase 10 take notice tsat M aitsnd e.
my ciiicc, in Ma'iinsbntg, on MoRday the ~
day Of July next, for the PURPOSE, Ia, OF setlns
The Exec,torial accounts Of Abraham Cornell. dec.
Vi.h Jacob Vnnmster, ST.. and Levi Henshaw.
Exernors of William Is. Gorrell, dec vho we're
Executors Of said Abraham G0rrcH dec. ID, fF
asceItsining vhst vas done by tie Executors IN
reference 10 tee read estate ID sal Abraham $50
reil dec: lsg Is diyried or Hnds.Gei 3 !, What
feais ~, ats sni proceeds OF Tue ssid lands "r
any ID Ihem w,le received by the said execution"
Iih The vllue and reNtaf of the lands OF real r.
terests " thu estate &c Abrsham Gnrrell, gst hz-
sod Sill Uf ascer;siHiug the amouai u the die
tiihutinn amang the heirs and lesai'e'; tie a.
,nanns received hy HEM respectively, Of tbei' le'
sace. or drvscs Of rea, nc personal properly; :"
as 10 show how much Is due ptape'ls. tom tie de-
f.iaianls, Burns and i4r. ppd !. I. Var meter and
W.T.. hy way Of contribution 70 he cnneitinafi@'
siating an such adv ,nc0ment. IS we've n'sae :"
ih"rn hy Abraham G,treil in bis i'etime; AID Gu.
az a.cer,aining what balance, Il aty. IS due iton
,tiuiam q. Gnrreiis estate. on account Il he
par;hpse made hy him 81 the laod 81 jahn
y,pr,eier. and perticnlaty what due fam
Van (io,rrlI dec. 10 his fnher's estate, aod how
,le same vas eoseefed ard disposed e. Tie
pnrirs viii ther.fJre, ON The ess hl1nesNid, rrn-
dure bee ire me- all such yeushera, pagers, and ~
tA.r evidence a. will enable me 20 make The diff
fereDr sia'emenis, and settlements hfrein hetfrc
rleniosed. SEAMAN oAkaRD.
Juno "a. tG43.--3t Comr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

VIlatNfA:-l0 tie Cirean suft,iof Ceerf
i.as and Chaoeery, e., Bsttrly ecas,y.
John Hopkins and Saiiucl Hopkins glss
agasssf
Isaac W. Chaplin, Iames |. Cheg'iie ai
others, dlafs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
IL CHANCE

Commissi9ners OFcs Ha1iasJarg /
June 8lh lGf3. !
RTO1 lGEs-lae parties To the above SUIT VI
v please 10 take notre, that viii sifnt d, -
ny olIirc in Marlinsburgs on Ihursdry, the - h
dag of hi- month, 10 he pun ese Of r@cefainsg
what would be The amnnhl NJ yaloe 81 Il q ont
6fh pnrt OF the PR I'm al estate # Join Ine tfa..
afier tac payment of his tlbis, and the srecfe
leeacy 10 Caleb Tate At which lime and place. the
sal Exrcufor will produce. befrr~ me, MI snelt
yorch-r- aud evidence, viii etehle me To nsb''
ouch ,eaoit a. ia rsqsircd nnder the decfee OF the
C5utts SEAMAN 1AbAhD, 1e@ =
Jano 8 l1-af
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

YlGGtNJA:-Ia tie Ciitnt SaF-tior Court Of
Law snd Chuucerg fnr Berkeley Caaiy
E!'a,beth sye.trr. snd others, Ffgt
against
Jacob syestsr, William Hit asd others. 6ths
IN CHANCERY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

June bIf, I843.
NOTICE The potties Interested in the
y boye sui. wit nlsase 80 take notice, that
viii ntrrnd, in my Office, in Msrimbnrg, ~
Thu iay, the s9fh day Of hi. munih, ios q =
purpose Il proceeding make no n,r"pe't 10 he
above a.. ~ on which, day. the laid IAerb syest"r
viii produce beiore nf, ri such rNid~rcr ant
voucher, a, may be reqnired, and which viii en-
able me 10 setil, his accounts "a GaeidHn ~ IRE
infanr plaintiff ard he via also come prepared :"
answer such iaietrosa'iens a. may be- rf"fonh'1'd
10 hin, BY tho rainr Dis touching tie cause, anil
he patniir. IN aIse, on that day. introduce b.
fore me such testimony they may have 70 Of
Ter in relation TO said a~uosair.
SEAMAN GARAED, Gansr
fnoe is-4t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

4 SUGGESTlON.-lt has seemed very strange
10 Us. that capitalists, either at home or from abroad,
have hot, wIthm the last lew years, when the
travel through this route has been greater than over
any other between The cost aud uesi. though, proper
10 rnvesrin the ercctrun nra hotel in uni. CITY, on a
modern plan. The hotels We have here are no.
built for cumlurIo. cunvenIen e.. They IA ever mere
and never vii DC comfortable. They were no,
originally built lor hotels. and have been put up aud
ralchrd'uuil They are any thing Tut what Tie public
need Tor their accommodation.
We are convinced, therefore, that were a hotel
erected ia IhIs place, on a well devised plan. to cosr
would pay better than any olher stock oflhe kind il
The country. u would have the effect OF inducing
travellers 10 remain here. vino ROW hurry oil. would
increase the aggregate OF IaSeI over the ruule
would increase the mercantile aud The manuiaetur.
ing business Of the city. and do more good than my
o'het one Thing in involving 50 small an outlay
WIl lot our properly hOlders and business men tuu
their attention To eiecuug this ~purPosel A the first
thought, We suppose The owners OF the present hotel
property, viii feel as though we were infringing
upon their rghrs and property. by calling public
attention To lhis matter; but II They were As well
acquainted with facts, with the talk and feelings OF
the travelling public as We are, they would becOTre
satisfied hat consulting even their own true indi.
vIdual interests. regardless Of The public, they would
lake both down aud rebuild them ia better style.
either on The safse or other ground. Those at
present existing are not fl for hotels ia 4 place like
'nrs. They absolutely lend TO DIVE people away
from The place, instead of inducing them 10 come
here. We therefore, call upon our citizens To mako
one united. persevering effort 10 build a hotel,
suitable 10 the wants Of the place. either by their
own means. or securing those from abioad who will
10 a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

GUARDIAN ANGELS-"That earth. mir. and
sea. are full Of shhdowless cteaIures. having more
or less Ia do with the dw elleIs Of ,arIh and The
bus hess Of earth: Is prev aling and beautiful super
siIIiOn. throughout the world. Superstilinnl snid
we! But Why snpersluioul How know We that
such creatures are not real, ever present. Whisper
ing ihielligences, appointed To eyerlasIin ing com
paniunshIp with man. and Ia The guardianship Of
the blessed ihui sHll ABIDE upon eanhT-JoLn
Nal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

rom me hntckerbocker Tor Sepfember
Iih hlNIEk-.Ih PriVer. in ~. 0iiS.
heraldeIh the world. Now come tidines of sed.
diRgs. mak,ngs mummencs. entertainment. M.
lees, Nas, fires, lnuudaiiou. ihefrS, murders. h,s...
crrs. meieors- comets, sPecirums. prodicics. .bn-
wreck. piracies, ~seafghis. law suits. pleas. prria.
nations. embassies. irumphs. Ievels. sports. plays,
then again tricks. rubberies. enormous. vilIinuie. N
all buds. funerals. burials, new discoveries. espe.
dilofs; now comical The irsgical matters. To dsv
Ne hear o fncw officers created. 10 narrow OF great
men depuSeJ, and ihrn again Of fresh hunors con.
terrell ono Is let loos another prisoned; one purch.
nseih, another breakeIh. he rhrives. his neighbaf
lurneth bankrupt; NOW plenty. Insn again d arth
aud famine; one runs, another rides wrangiea
laughs, weepS. and So forth. Thus do we daily
hear such like, both public and private news."
lie stood there alone at that ,hndowy hour.
BY the swinging lamp dimly burning;
All silent within, save the ticking type,
All without. save the Eightwalch turing,
md heavily echoed The Solemn sound.
As slowly he paced DER the frozen ground.
And dark were The mansions 50 lately that shons.
With the Joy Of fesiiviiy cleaning,
And hearts that were beating IN sympathy then.
Were now living il DER in their dreaming,
Yet the Printer still wurked at his long post.
As slowly he gathered his mighty host.
Aud they lay the merchant oil pillowed in dow,
Aud building bright hopes ofihe morrow.
Nor diedmed he that FaIe vas then Weaving a ~ and
That would bring To ham fear aud sorrow;
Yet the PnOt0r was there IN his sha,luNy r.rn
Aand he set ia his frame. work that rich man.
doom!
The Young wife was sleeping. whom lately bound
The ties That deuih only can sever
Aud dr. aiming she startled. ysi woke with n sn;Io
For she Taught they were parted forever,
But the Printer was chukng The typo Ina,
wuulG tell.
On the moHow TnE TRUTH Of that midnight
spell.
A"' mere lay The statesman. whose feverIsh hrv
Ana restless The pillow was pressing.
r"f a. ie'' through The ~shadowy met Of his Jieln
HIS oiicsi hopes now po,sessIn,.
Yet the Prnier worked on. 'nld silence mud
gloom.
Aud dug lor Ambition is low lics, rumbs
And slowly that workman went gathering Up
III : budget ol guefauI of gladnes,;
A wreath for the noble, a grave for the low.
For the happl.a cup fdll Of sadness.
Strange stories ct Wonder Ia enchani the ear.
AuI dark ones of terror. ~ curIie with fear.
Full strange are the tales which that dark host shall
bear
To pIlace'and cot on the morrow;
Oh welcome, three welcome. to many a h~ar!
To many a bearer uf sorrw;
II shall GO like the wind and wanderia. air.
For life and lis changes are impressed there.
Boston, Aug. H. 1913. MoDUs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

RAPID ICREASE OF EMIGRANTS-A few
days sInse As a parry of Swiss cmlerants were
c'n'ng mp The Hver IN a low b1ai, an incident took
place which pui an enuerely new aspect mon
affairs. a slurly.Gai looking DIich woman belnnp-
ing Ia The party, was safely delivered of THREE
FINE GIRLS, much tn the joy OF all rhose on b ard
who manifested their pl easure by kicking no a
regular row. IL imRIgratirn goes o. incrcasinq m
this way, The western prairIes Of The great wesi will
SION he pe"p!ed with these Industrious Swiss.-AL
6aHy AHaS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

ACTION OF TIE PEOPLE.-Mr Tyler recent.
j. removed Mr. Westcuu from the Post office az MAYS
Landing New jersey aud appointed Jonathan Gii.
ford IA his place. GlGurd was a stranger IN the place
a public meeting attended by The whole population
en'ued' and amorag other resolutions the fol owing
was adopted:
E'Suuod. Thst Of lie appointment Of Jonathan
u'H'rd' Who may justly he considered a mere 50.
J'Hfnef amongst as, a man without any known char.
acier, responsibility Or influence. while nj the .,ne
Time We discioim any ImputalIDu upon hs NOR. A.
chnTnclerl ior we know lule ~ uUtLmr oi hIm) We
ieeI bound 10 declare The Remarkable iuci that there
IS "i q man ~ this community wIlIIuz 10 defend
"i' appointment aud that even tie person through
I""se Sy' secret ~'mischucyuus and dishonest agency
this thing r. believed and know 4, b,vc 80
brought about. Is compelled by hrs dread of prbl,r
indignation 10 dlsciaiu any participation IN a.
Det1Ware Stat Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05


WESTERN LAW JOURNAL The first mum
Der Of The Western Law Journal, published monthly
IN Cincinnati. 10y Desllver & Burr. at So per anuum
in advance, has been LAID on our table. TINS Law
Periodical isuuder Ihe management olJudge Walker
as Editor, who is we'll qualified for The task. II is
commenced Us au organ Of communication among
Western Lawyers. The Editor say oil tins number.
that an many respects ms hardly a fair specimen ui
what The Journal proposes 10 be. wOuId gladly
make II more Western aud less OhioaH. THIS 1
cannUtd O Without assistance from The profession IN
the other States, which could uDI be expected Tor
the frst numbers bat which. | trust. may be counted
uTOn hereafter. / rely Tor success upon The general
Corporation Of Ihe Beach and Bar, not merely 10y
way of subscriptions but in The furnishing Of mauz.
And on this last point, / wish 10 be distinctly
understood that no article u u b. published aHoag
nous Every contributor must take The responsibility
- what he furnishes, be 1t Tor praise or sensure.-
This is bat bare justice to all concerned"
We will add u Few words by way Of comment on
the subject, which lhe editors modesIy would
prevent him from saying His journal Is character
Il led 10y signal ability, and ought to be taken 10y every
lawyer IhOt feels any interest ia the advancement
Of The Western bar, and lis Independence CfeasIeu
errors and faults.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

tual love swcetcned wha'eFer might
have been bitter in their lot, and when
they contemplated their small but neat
par!ors, neither Newton uor his wife
would have exchanged their lot for that
OF royalty. Gradually their means in
creased, and when they moved into a
large house IN one Of The principal
streets of the city, they enjoyed their
now real y handsome dwelling the more
because IL had been slowly acquired.
THIS event happened JuSt as the great
crisis in the hGancial world came on. a
lew years since, " hen so many families
lost their all. Among others, Mr., San
tord was reduced 10 beggary 10y the
bankruI tcy OF the United States Bank,
IN whose stock his fortune had been
chiefly invested. And now came the
punishment Of Mrs. Stewards mercena.
nv spirit. She saw her ~favorlle daugh.
ter plunged into poverty, with IA hus.
band with whom Mary could no, sym.
pathize, and who, by his habits Of luxd,
rious Incidence, had become unfit to
struggle with the world for his daily
bread. There was no hope therefore,
that he would rise from The sitlutiun
into which he was now plunged
"Do you know | told YOU, ; said one
Of Mary's early associates to auolber,
that Mrs Stewart might live TO repent
her refusal OF DIR. Newton2 wonder
IT nay words hav'n't come true
Her companion sighed as sne answer.
ell:
alt is n great error TO look only after
wealth IN marrying children. For the
daughters Of most OF this and every CT
y, an Industrious young man is the
most fitting husband. Let young folks
begin humble, If they would live well
in the middle Of life AMI old age. Bet
ter to start at the foo, of the ladder and
ascend, than to begin at the top and 90
down.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

DEATH BY LIGHTNlNG--On Monday the
18Th met. a Mr. LeUnard Smith, Of Clavcfack. wa.
killed by i]ightniug, n hs plOugh field. Mr Smlb.
~ The ahaence Of his sons. Who were at Regimen.
il training. went out with bis team 10 plough
Soon alter ue Storm came up, hs hofses came %
he house aloue, which ercring alarm. he "a
searched lOi aud lOuus dead u his feld.--Hadson
.G1s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

ANIMAL FOOD.-Nany facts could be adduced
TO prove thai an exclusive diet 81 animal flesh Is avn.
ply sufficient Tor healthy nutrition. SIR Francis Head
relates some interesting particulars respecting the
Gunchos, inhabitants OF The Pampns, in SOuIh Amer
ica, winch have an important bearing IN his ques-
non. AiIer stating that they often cUniInue on horse.
back day after day, ~gdliupIng over iheIr Luundlrss
plains, under a burning sun. and peTfbrmIng labUrs
almost OF an incredible description, he remarks: As
Ihe constant food Of the GuachU is beef aud mater
his constitution s 50 strong that he Is able 10 endure
great fatigue, ond the distances he will ride, and
ne number nl hours he will remain un horseback.
would be hardly credued." SIR Francis Head also
brings ms own personal experience in prpuf al The
Correctness ui The ab,ve stat mCnt. when | inst
crossed he Pimpas.' he remarks. Il weut with "A
carrHge. aud although ] had Jeen accustomed o. ~.
ding all my life, could mol al all ride win the Pc
runs. drivers al tie carrage) aud afer g]ailOpIug five
or SIX hours. was obliged 10 get INTO the carnage; bat
alter ! had been riding lur three or four npuihs, aud
had lived upou beefnHG wafer. | found myseif IN r.
CERTAIN condition., which ] eau only descr he by say.
ing that ! felt no C1cslIon could kI.l me-. For a week
] could daily he upon my nurse before suursc. nuu
ride il iNo or three hours alter sunset, and hsve te.
aiiN ltred out ten ~ twelve hours. This will EXPLAIN
The immense distances winch Inc Peep e ~ sOuui
America are said To- ride. which could only be done
Du bceian waller" There are numerous facts Of a
similar KIND which might he quoted but the factthat
an exclusive Diet 81 animal iopd = fully ssHicicnt To-
sustain The physical powers, IS too we'll established
10 need further prOOi-Dr Lee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

FROM HALIFAX The Halifax Herald ofIhe
loh instant mentions a mmor that the Hsuh
American fleet was to assemble there when there
would be IN HAT hcrber 81 men Of war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

SPECIE IN THE WORLD-The entire specie
NJ The world - estimated by Jacobs az s gOGOOO-
900. lu Europe there IS supposed Co be 81 700.
OuO 900; and Mr. Mearll, Of Union. Pa, says that &C
cDrIug 10 the best aulhurIIes. The paper circulation
OF Europe IS fourteen lines the specie currency.