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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

| IN CHANCERy-In the Circui, Superior court
of Law and cEsrcery for Ohio county.
IGe Merchants and Mechanics Bank 4 Vince
hing. complainant.
John Clarke aud Rehccca Clarke his wife, Jot
Stanb,ry aud Dorcos has whs, Samve! X
bIOckunler and Sarah has wife, yOhu +
CLARKE EbenezCr Clarke, David Hull aud
Elizabeth T. his wife, l. auie Lamb and Mana
NJ ms VIE Alexander Sullivan and Helen l.
has wife, julia A CLARKE Rebecca clarke the
younger Joseph Gill, Francis Il Armstrong,
ddininistrat'r de bUnis non, with the will aE-
neXed, "i Noah Zane deceased, Fly Dorsey and
Mary l. his wife, Ehsnezer Zane, William "
Shryer aud Caroline his wife, james A Nc
Clean and Mary his wife PiatnH Zanc, Hamp-
uen Zane, William Pi'ts and EIZ1beih ms
vile, Gorncha Zane, James . Johnston and
Sophia his WIFE. defendants.
Pursuant to the decree made in tris eau. by
sand court, on tae nth day IF Jure l~43, the uu-
dersISned VIII on the 2ith day Of July l~i3,
and thereafter by adlaurnm, hts fIOIn time to
time as shall be n -cessary, AT the ofiC. of Messrs
jacob q FiZhugh, IN the city Of Wheeling, Vr-
SlEia, proceed TO take and state OuEt Of
N nat may Ge due UpOn the decree meniOHed IN
the blli Of complaint, made by this court on the
IN cay OF October 1889. IN the cause between
1esler woods ana others, cOmptdtHdHtS, ard
Daniel Zane and Others, defendants, and IL what
persons respectively the amount 50 due may he
now owing, with the tspeCtIYe sums due to each;
AID olso 10 take and state an account of the To-
{" uO, quantity anu value of the real estate, per-
Sohal and mixed, of the said Noah Zane, constr
tulnS the slduaTy fund hicb by the will of the
deots aud the just charges of his adminstTd ITO
ASH also 10 take and state an account OF the
HeB's' u any, OF the said Noah, or Just charges of
ms administration remaining uEpaid, and TO
MhOu the same are now owing, with the Tespec-
1--WE amounts due TO each; AID also to take and
state al accorut of the property, moneys and
eHects which have COME to the hands Of he de-
iendant Francis Armstrong, as administrator
OF the Sdld Moan, or TO the hands of any person,
oy bis order or for his use. aud ia what manner
the same has been sol!, disposed OF or paid ew ay
ana whether any, aud IT auy. hat part OF the
personal estate 90 the SAID Noah remains IN the
hands Of the said administrator applicable to tine
claims OF creditors of the said Noah together with
anything r'qured by the paItIes or deemed per.
tlnent BY myself
And notice Is hereby given for the CREDI.
TORS Qf the said Noah Zqnc deceased TO come
IN and prove their debts before M ION y from the
sald 2ith day fJuy 1913, until and upon the p h
Gay OF august lsi3, and that such nf said CIedl-
Tors as snail not SO come IN and prove their deb
VIII be excluded from the benefit Of the decree IN
TINS cause. ED. II FllZHUGH,
Master Com mi ssiOncr.
LANE q RUSSELL, for Csmpt. IL p
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late B,tho1r'r's.i Liomr 81. II BALTIMORE.
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u = 'ahiIshnoni aud curirely renovated aud re
"''" Il Throughout 10 that It can cumpare advan
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nave no hesitation IA eudcuvorIng TO attract the
"'e'',ion "i The travelling puhlc 10 tins iavoiiie
no'eL IL the most Strenuous excriuns. inined To
'Ntfy p"sSib.e convenience To be fund esev he re
-" insure s'ccess, they pledge themselves IN, its
"'uler well elrted reputation shalt not only be-
m'riled but surpassed.
Ia acc"sdancc with the d difficulties Of the times
"'y have determined 10 reduce their charges 10
'"Ir,sI"nd Price 81 .25 per day.
BIlIunote, July 3 ISl2 l.
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q ROWN q cos Balumorc. Pnla,IeIph,s. ,,,,-.
"A - befaud. PuisbIrgh, WLeclng CIuctuuot,,
Louisville uud ~ l. ants package TX rcss F,,,.,,
Letter. aud Geuorai Forwarding OfGce ) .,,.
Bank Nu'e,. Par cis, uud eases OF G,s,ls al 60,
dcscripii ~ al he IprriNrd and forwarded -
the u''us desparch ru all the Eastern, " escn aud
S"n'hefn cities. also to Liverpool London. Pans and
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special messenger ili leave the B,Iiiuore
Philadelphia, and New York nlirss daily
OFFICES AND AGENTS
MeSsr' ATKINSON Il TENrLENAN. Cumhcrland Md
JAMES Y. Caldwell. E.p. Wheeling. Va.
L. 7 FRANCIScts & Co. Third ST. CINCINNATI, Ohio
And \" 80 Man, ST LOUIS Mo.
Gs"RGE A. BERRY. E,q Pushufgb. Pa.
Brown 81 Co, A. South TuirJ Street, Philadelp ha.
Pa.
Ard Museum Building. Baltimore street. Bllrimore.
Nd. iuIv IL
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IItI sTi.E,S saII.

Hgl virtue at deed OF trust from Charles
AS Sttrter 'hd EhEa5e ms wife to me, bear
l. cate the % day ui February ID, Is43, aud
hoW OF iecoi q n the clerks office of the county
court i"r ONO county. shall, on Tuesday the
lJln daY Ol August a., at 10 o'clock VI, at the
trout u0ur OF he Court house Tor OHIO county,
sell tO the highest aud best hiud,.r nj t1Iic nuc
d'n, wv lots OF ground sl'uate IN RIt .hirtuw u,
numbered on The plat OF said tow ten aud twelve
~ Ihe eitNehth square. together with the build
lL2S anu improvements on the same.
These lots are we'll mprON ed, with n good brick
teremeLL aud the title II believed to be uudouDi-
ed and lace from all membranes.
Selling a. fr1stce. shalt convey such tile as
Is vested IN me by the SAID deed of trust
Terms maze known OF the day of sale
JAMES y WHEAT, Trusted
BRENTLINGER g. SnAILCROSS.
y IA Is AuctiOueers.
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NEW EDITION OF SWANS IRE

~ A1ISE. ISAAC n WHITING hu, publish.
ell u New Editnn 81 Swans Treats with reIeren.
ccs Q" the newly k-yis, Il Statues uf tins State. A
Treatise on the Law RELAXING To- the Powers aud d..
ties ui Justices otihe Peace aud Constable M the
Stat" Oi Dh,: with P,acucal FERNS. DC. Toy J,scIh
u Swan. President .dge uf The Twelfth Judicial
Circuit. vol ruya! S,u. coo pages.
The First Part contains summary view Of the
progress Oi a cvil snIt. from its commencement To
i's termination. with the general principles uf law
~ relation Il. the different kinds uf aciIOus-whu
should sue aud he sned-;hc ssuing. service and
return Of The summers aud capias-Ihe Attendance
and competency ol Witnesses The Irial.-rhe gene
raj rules ui eVIdcnce--ihe ffms aud h.cIs of diff.
ieTeu kinds OF JudgmrHts-Ihc stay r execution 81
aud proceedings hpreun-the issuing ul The cxecu.
tiun-Jhe power. duty and lahI!Iiy If the officer IN
aresimg lev ing. advertise z. and >ellug-Ihe trial
Of the right ui Pr"pery-rclurs Of executions, Gle
The SeC"ud PNrI cuninius rhr general rules OF law
IN relation To statutory actions; such lurcbe enrry
aud dclnlncr, aitachmc nj. etc; and o unracis
her rights and luhil'Ies al partners Of goods
nm kcepers, husband and wife, parent anu child
Enstrr and servant. aud Oher miscellaneous matters
Of civil nature.
The ThinI Part contains a law in relation 10 pro-
sHCuiiuus Tor crimes and msdemeanors, with praci.
cal ur:.s
lac Fourth part contains forms Of couveyances
wills agreements. etc.
This work may be had nj tho Bookstore OF
STEPHENSON a. iiASWELL.
jly Is Union street, Wheeling. Va.
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NUDGE SWANS NEW WORK ON EXE.
Do Cl-IARS AM AnNiI AIsIR A.I,Al.S -

W CUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS -
/ ISAAC y WHITING has This DAY Published q
/ Manual tor Eyecuter, and Admnisrrllu-s n THO
settlement Of 4 la'es ct decreased Per,.,.s vih
I practical Erm- Nc, Sc Nv J,.st,b X - "a
fresidrri Juds" Of the Twelfth JnI.c.aI Ci,.t.
and author al Swans Treatise an tie Law roll /,
to the PoNels aud Dn1i.s pC Justices Of thc P.a1J
and Cunsiabes IN ihe ate Of Ohu.'
THIS work intended To be what irs mil, f,.
Manual for those no scuc u,e estate, Of Io...,.
,ed persprs. Il emDodies the provision. .rth = n.
Ia IS, wIIh such COprIcnts, Deci,r,.s Flrtns q "A
other matter as are deemed requisite fur i,rrSons i.t
skilled IN IA" lnw, to understand The uTdiuary dutus
Of Executors aud AdIsiuisIra;urs. The ohiecI ha.
been icpt ia view throughout, rot only because a
large book would be almost useless to trc,e pcr.i,s
who desire To read more than ~ necessary To
make themselves vel acquainted With ihcir gene.
ral duties, bat because, Iu most cases. ExeruUr
"r Administrator Would not 10 unsuitable putcha.
sIEg un expensive work Besides, Il will perhaps
be found that the book embUdIes much more useful
ni" rW"li"n than the more vuuminous and elaborate
Engsh ~ orks upon the same sulJeii. The various
subjects are treated, could he. in the or
der IN which the various duties should be perlurm-
ed, beginning viii the Notice Cred tors then the
taking at Il Inventory and Schedules. with Forms.
the Sale and Sale Bill; what ATE Assets aud what
are not; the Collection Of the Assets aud " hen and
how; the Authorization OF Claims against the Es-
tate, and their Admiration &c. viii Forms; the Saiu
Of the Real Estate; the X, needles ~ aud against
ESsrurors and Administrators; the Anle OF Settling
lnsulveuI Estates. Sc. Sc. | vol IL mo.
From the well known talent of the AuIhpr, and
the time aud lnbnr which he has devoted the above
work. the publisher confidently believes a. Will he
found equally valuable to Executors and Admin.
i,traiors his well known Treaties has boen to
Justices Of the Peace. Lawyers, and men Of business
generally. For sale at the Bookstore eI
STEPHENSON 81 HASWELL.
Jy Is Union 81. Wheeling, Va.
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NOTICE.
TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
M Il ID & a l. l. EPARTMEN Vt

TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
NJ Il g AL l. EPA RTMENT
ME course Oi instruction will open. as herelU-
Il io'e. On the LIST Monday Of November, and
close on The last day oiFebruory. under tho follow
ing Faculty. viz
Berj w Dudley, NJ d. Professor OF Anatomy aud
Surgery;
James + Cross. NJ D.. Professor Of Institutes and
Medical Jurisprudence;
Elisha Bartlett. NJ d, Professor OF Theory and Prac.
lice;
WIN IL Richardson. NJ d. Pruf Of Obstetrics and
Diseases "f Women and Children;
T ID Michel, NJ ID. Prof MaIeria Medca md Their
npeuics, and Dean of Faculty;
RobeiI Peter, NJ ID. Pr,fof Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
james NJ Bush, NJ ID. Adjunct Prof OF Anatomy ond
Surgery;
Whp will receive notes Of coed aud sulyerI
banks o. the SIaes whence the pupils come. Without
discount. for their several tickets the aggregate
sum Of which IS Sl05. For the MatnculatIun and
Library ticket OF SIS and the Gfnduaion Fee Of $50
par funds are required Boarding aud Lodging, a,
heretofore, for rwO To three dollars per week. auC
pruhably for less. (ncludIng fuel and hghIs) FO
further Information. address the Dean, lpoS pdid)
By order,
TiIOS mitchell L. Dean. &c.
! Lexington, July 1913. In
ATO. OF BRANDE'S ENCYCLOPE
I1N Shakspeare's Works, complete il
| 3 Nos at % cts each. Just reed and for sale at
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

The ATTENTION ofthe reader is respectfully called
To the foil owing certificates. However great
chleyements have JiOIe been made by the
use thIs invaluable mtUlCiue, yet daily exp.-
Ilcnce shows results sui more remarkable. 1uC
Jro. returs mere avail In, selves OF the OypOrtu
nifty Ol SAVING Ills source ut constant salisfac-
uUn that they are made the means of relieving
such an amount O suflIng'
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STA NBURN,S VEG ETABLE-EX
~ OF u S.-ILIs r.InnLI. Lnna

~ TRACT-PILLS.-T valuable medi-
cine is placed before discerning public a vege-
table compound Of such HIid aud gentle nature
10 allow At 10 be given with the perfect safety
To- the u.e sufferer Il the eudeTest years still suii
cie ty, powerful (hy repeated duses) To eradicate
the most fix ed disease from the sturdes frame. Aud
yet It hoes this without impaIring tho constitution
or producing my OF those Injurious effects which
must always follow ihe Of badly repaired melI
/ cine.
/ The SiainNurn Vegetable Extract Pills are cum-
! posed not only Of the most approved and useful
purgaiIve plants and roofs but II should be remenl.
bered that the extract only made from those plants
and roofs are used. throwing aside all inert aud
improper PARTICLES thus securing the very essence
Of the vegetables ia their natural growing state.
2 he above medicine is for sale at 25 cts per boz
at the office 33S Broadway.
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON.
at the bookstore Of VIM Robb.
Also for sale by w BASSETT.
Jy IL South Wheeling.
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Ihave confidence in the representations made
by Martha COnlIu, and nave full knowledge Ol
her case. ELIJAH y PURDl,
Alderman 10th Ward Of the cily Of ,'Cw York.
Dec "a, 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

place full confidence in the statement made
by Hariha Conhni hayIdg known hCT the past
twenty years | will CheCrfully give any particulars
~ relation % her case 10 those WHO NAV wish
further information. Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior Of the ROmah Catholic Orr an Asylum .
Prime street, New York. Dec %, l5f2.
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sEuCIAL MADEIRA WINE.

Ftnfdge- 90.
FEW dozen bottles, also ono cask Of the q.
~ b1ve old snd very superior ariicle on hand
end cor sals By June 10. ~ NHlSHA'
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SEARS, MONDERs OF TIE WORLD

oLAtto' WIN UEItt7 = = TIE " V1H -
VIE wonders OF The World u Nature. Ar.
and Mind comprising complete Library Of
useful ard entertaining knowledge, illustrated With
several huHdred ongrayines. splondidly hound.
For sale at MELLOR's. No %,
iy8 Union ST.
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BOOKs-FRESH SUPPLY.

SCHOOL BOOkS-FRESH SUPPLY.
4 NOAlSrOCk'S CtIEMISriYi Anthems Cesar
~ Tuwhs Spcilers; Davios' Arithmetic; 3omars
Levizlcs'; French Grammar; Smuh's A .rhmeiir;
Webs er's Octave DIcIIunlry in , vols; Phelps
Botany for Brcnrers. g.. &c. fUT sale cheap by
STEPHENSON 4 IIASWELI
j. Is Union ST.
.TENIIE LADIES NATION MAGA
81 ZINE, being the ARTIST aud LADIES
WORLD combined. Number | of The nbpye work
just received at Mellors, coll aud sec one Of
Tho hest works of the kind ever published. " g.
A INVOCATION of the SCOTTISH COVE
N NANTERS consisting Of 4 REVIEW of The
first series of the Tales OF my LandurJ :" by Thorn
rs McLorie. &c. &c author OF the Reformation ia
SPAN and Italy." Just received aud for sale at
Jy 10 MELIOR'S M. % Union St.
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EPORTa OF CASES, argued and De.
IN termiued in the Superior Court Oi me Stale
ni q no. in Bank Printed BY authority 81 The Cen.
rr,l A.serpbIy. few copies Just received add Or
sale by tIy IS WA kOBb'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

Martha ConIin has lvcdIn my family The last
3yedrs, and hereby certify that the foregoing
statement made by herself be- correct.
Mrs MARY % LLOYD,
No sol Hrpad 81 NgwarF. N J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-20

Prepared and sold BY a o Sands e. CO, Drug
gists and hemirts Granite buildings, 81
Broadway. corner Of Chambers 81 New YORK,
1nd for sale hy Druggists throughout The Y s.
PIce 81 DO bottle, sIX bJtt e. Tor So
The pubic ar. respectfully requested 20 romem-
bci that 10 is sands Sarsayautla that has and De-
constantly achieving such remarkable cures OF
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
human frame is subject and ask Tor Sands Sar-
paYiIla. and tqke no other.
| OLIVER PRY or AGENT by specinl 1p'
/ pointmsni for hs Proprisfors, for HhssliHg
} and ririuifg' ~ "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

A MURRELLITE sHOT-A notorious ,coup.
drcl by The name Of GoINGs who has been guilty If
almost every species Of crime, was shot last week
near lAo Stone Gap, Lee county, Va. The circum.
'hhces attending this affair these: company Of
gentlemen were congTegaled in the Three Forks
neigh IhOOJ,--a few Of them were engaged apart
listening 70 one Of the number reading a newspaper
In we paper wns on advertisement offering q
'e"afa iof he apprehension Of Goings Whilst ibs
advertisement was being read, Csoiags passed by
s ol NE company Recognised hin--havias seen
80 - seros,od hiu By nams. Goines
sl'.a ms name. bet the Eenilsrnsa bsina s.iisfsd
that he was The individual ''-si forrb- hi ~ 80
usemeni pursued him-one Of them HAVING, gnn
Alter beng oysFiaken he was ordered N .,,,,.,da.
which be refused 70 do--af he s.u.s e.. -
pis''i and threatening % shoot The fret thai sbod
a"einP 70 arrest him. None oftho company wish
mg axe MS hio' lei him pass without further
moloslation. second company s,on st,,,.I -
pursuit When overtaken-ibinktng tbo,. ,.l,ii
be more safely N flight Than resistance. tot 4, o.
woods, leaving hrs horse. The s,ms eveo,,,, -.
empi1yed boy 70 g. Tor his horse pr9pisrg him a.
Tor his trouble. The boy snoceeJsd IN 6r5,a- -
morse ln me mean time gave notice where C;,i,o.
was The boy received s. cOuDtsrloit po,o M.
CoHpiiy afnod themselves and took q stand yyb.,.
hey know he must pass. As so,D n he 60. -.
he was called upsn 10 surrender ,,b,b n. sa,.. W
lony refused 10 dDs-again dfawinv his rist,l 80
endeaVOrng 10 iniimidaie them Bgt 49,. -
Goings was mistaken. Ills pursuers g,y. a. -
choice OF sufrendering or being shot-1p,1 49,.
which ne iOld them 20 "shoot end BE- damn.J % -
which was soon done. Three guns vera 6,.J ,,,1
I" lo,' 'nah Two ,ninules' This weiched man was
him. '' uP'"
Goings we are informed. has bo.p ou,,, ,,,......-
for he rnmes-and those Of the deepssf A.. :.
several 5ale' such a. murder robbery c,yc,.,c,i,
ing, &c.-AJiag W. ''''''''
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IRON MOUNTAIN IN MISSOURI

In the June numbe. Of Hunts Mer.
chants Magazine there is paper on the
subject Of Missouri and its Resources
from which we make the following ex.
tracts
The Iron mountain, in Washington
county, is about mile broad at the base,
400 feet high and three miles long, and
has the appearance Of being composed
OF masses Of iron ore, so pure that it
yields from 20 to 80 per cent. of metal
under the process for converting ore
into melleable iron. Al the base, the
ore lies in pieces from a pound weight
upward but increases in size as you as.
cend. until they assume the appearance
of huge rocks, which would remind the
beholder Of those fragments Of an ear.
lier worll" of which the Titans mad,.
use. Six miles south, in Madison coun.
ty, is another mountain called the Pilot
Knob, composed Of micaceous OXIDE of
iron, lying IN huge masses. The ore
viii yield about so per cent Of metal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

We last week visited the buu hinge establish.
ment Of MesFrs Merritt & DooliiiIe. and although
they have only just got under way. we perceived
Inn They were doing the thing about right They
make hinges fully equal to tho best English of ell
sizes and patterns and their prices are lower than
those Of The English. They also manufacture O
new and beautiful style Of fasienings for window
blinds and will soon be prepared to furnish all the
IRON work used in building and at a very low rate.
They sre now casting some Of the finest wagon
bOIes we ever saw. Success 10 the enle rprise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

We copy Vie following from the Boston Atlas.
1fr Maynard is now an inhabiIant Of New York, *
father Of the late distinguished Wing representative
IN Congress from the district.
ANOTHER BUNKER HILL vETER AN
Weyesierday called upm Needha.n MAYNARD. one
Oi the few surviyms OF the .oaItle OF Banker Hill
aud were extremely interested IN the account winch
ne gave oi tie operations oithat eventiul tay The
old soldier was b1m in the town OF F'PSuSmplisfn.
IA hs state. and at The time of the IaHIe he Was n
bout twenty years ofage, beng now in his SSH
year. lie was AID 10 Gen Warren, who, lie ms lists
nP1n II. was the commander Of the day. not IN
deed appointed by the Government, hut taking nm.
on himself the duties of that office al the reunesI of
TIE officers. Col Prcsc,h among the rest MIR MAY.
nard himself heard The officers press ihs request
uPon Gen. Warren, and heard The General al length
accede 10 a. The day Mr. NJ describes as being
tie hottest he ever knew. The British set Charles.
Ton GA Gse. that The smoke might cover the approach
OF their own IrOoPs-and perhaps, also in The hone
that the heat and The smoke might drive the Amer
lean Troops Out OF the redoubi
But the LOnoagraOn had a contrary effect
Every American heart burned with Indignation n,
the das'ardly conduct Of The British in seliing Ere
peaceful dwellings. and in destroying. for no good
reason, a lovely Yilage-and every man fought
with n more determined spirit. The redoubt vas
OF sufficient strength ut the bottom to Stop a cannon
ball. but az the top they could easily force a nas-
sage.
The first person Mr. NJ saw fall was the man
next him, who was struck by an eighteen pound
ball. and rolled into the Uench carrying MIR nj with
hin. As soon as Mr. Maynard picked himself IN
he turned his fellow soldier upon his back, thinking
that IN that position he might revive, bu; the man
was perfectly dead. and upon putting the hand into
Tie back below the neck, a large hole could be felt.
INTO which The whole hand might be thrust.
Inc BrdIsh approached about 5000 strong in two
solid bedies When they wero at the proper dis.
ance the first rank fired, and then defled 10 make
room Tor the next rank. Al this instant she word
was gwen 10 the Americans TO fire. and commen.
eng MHh the centre Of the redoubi terrific storm
OF oails was poured upon the British who. frnm
'heii ma rching ~ compact phalan1 were An easy
marx The slaughter was terrible. Fhov fell in
heaps aud the lucky few who escaped reireated in
uimest confusion. Mr. Maynard was not wounded
hImseli' but an elder brother was found by him on
MS passage over the neck. lying on the ground
WIN his leg broken. Mr. NJ took him Oh his shoul.
GERS and carried mile. the British fortunately moi
hring nj he time he most exposed 10 their shot
Mr. NJ continued in the army until it left Cam.
ordge. Tie lakes great int rest in "6ghting his bat
Ties Ger again." and long may he live TO incucale
essons Of duty and patriotism in the minds of the
ingenious youth Of America.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-28

FIRST CASE UNDER THE LATE TREATY
young woman named Christina Cochran. .l,,s cJ.
mar, vas arrested "Wednesday an Loord an,
Excel. just then arrived at New York from Liver.
pool. She is charged with having poisoned her nus.
baud m Paisley, Scotland. in January last The
New York Express says:
The facts are snid TO be something like ihese-
The gentleman TO whom she wus married was
man OF wealth. who seued upon her on the day OF
| her marriage lO0O aud her iaher settled l0OOl
more; thus placing her INN edai disposal. nearly
$4,000. In three weeks from his marriage day
the husband suddenly died. The wife. previous, TO
her IN UrIagei had been attacked to a young man
named Spear, and, afterwards Sft the neighborlOJd
in Company with him, which caused the suspicion {;
aud le To the discovery of the husband having beeu
pnsoned. IL was Iheu reported at Paisley that tho
vile intended leaving Liverpool for New York, aud
aidaviis Dc ts tie particulars were sent To Sir Jas
Gmham hy the rural policeman, who received or
Jers that If Sir James surprised she cuulJ be deman.
ded under the treaty. 10 proceed l0LiverpOol and 4
II was asce'Iained that she had smblrke,I 10 take
the steamers and pursue her. lie did 50. and urri
we'd here Oh The bird Of tins m,,n,b