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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
COMMODORE roRrER's DE

COMMODORE PORrER'S DE
SCRIP ZION or DIPLOMATIC FOR
CES.-Saturday' number of the Anglo
American contains the first Of a 5, rlcs
OF original papers by the late Commo-
dore Porter, written during his resi-.
dencc at Constantinople. There is one
passage descriptive OF the hysiognomy
OF the inhabitants Of the diplomatic quar-
tiers in PeIa, which may be- amusing in
the cour atmosphere at ashington.-
The brave old Commodore seems to
have had a great contempt for the tricks
of his latter trade. lie says:
diplomacy, the art Of conccaling the
thoughts and producing wrong mpres-
slons, is the great study OF Pera. This
study gives particular cast TO the
countenance; and almost every man who
has been long in the diplomatic corps
has IT more especially the Tu:quemans
They all look as # they were big with
something that required all their pru
dence to conceal. L. is natural that this
cast OF feature should descend TO the
child. If were asked 10 describe il,
should reply, drawn forward by the
muscles OF the muscles Of the forehead
which, by constant exercise, have fur
rowed themselves on each side into three
or four deeply indeuled sem-circuIa +
wrinkles, divided by some perpendicular
burrows over the nose eyebrows drawn
up to high point, the eyclid fallen, SO
as 10 conceal the expression Of the eve,
the ball Of which is projecting, so as to
catch, through the laShes, view ofev
cry object near ;rhe uosesOmew hat large
and pressed little over to the left 81 Re
Of the face, by the frequent application
Of snuff with the thumb Of the right
hand, the sides Of the mouth ra,he
drawn together, the lips parting, ready
made up for broad smile, If nece Ssary.
on The shortest notice, the corners uftha
mouth sunk, aud llauked on each side
by tTo vertical trenches which, in their
youthful days, may have passed for dim
pies. The whole ruminalive, staid, and
of reflective cast. The head a !iule
inclined on one side, and forward, rea-
dy 10 catch the slightest sound, or bow
TO the slightest attention The ears
have slight movement in different
directions, TO facilitate the reception oil
sound. The head long, aud dis2ropor
toned to The body The whole appear
ance asinine. In the presence Of an
ambassador, the angle Of inclination oil
the A"dy is forty five degrees; to min
lister P'eniPtentiary, thirty five degrees
10 minister resident, twenty FIVE de.
grees; 10 charge, fifteen degrees; tn
equals PerPemdicuIar, to their Interiors
hollow in the back There is one ex
tTaordinary faculty these people have
acquired, that Of conversing with one
person while they are listening 20 the
conversation Of all others within ear.
shot range. Ma Intel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
SINGULAR RoBBERY.-rhe Boston Mil

! SINGULAR ROBBERY The Boston Mil
gives the following account Of an extraordinary
robbery Of the Nillbury Bank:
"On Tuesday, the 18Th inst. two pacsnfes OF
$1,000 each, IN bills on the MlIlhury bank, were
sent To that Bank by the SalTlk Bank in tins civ
and charged 10 their account of depnsiIes On M,n
day large quantity ofihe Alrlbury bulls came 10
The Suffolk Bank as To exceed the dep lie Of the
former m the latter; aud Tie MIllbury Bank was
accordingly notified To redeem The balance The
Directors ut the latter, decming il impossible that
any great quantity Of their circulation could come
INTO the market, did not take immediate measures
Tor such contingency. But the bills did continue
10 flow into mark Ct rapidly Than was thought
cunsOnnni with The safety nf the Bank, The Suffolk
re fused lnuger 10 redeem Them and notice was ac.
c"riingly gwen to that effect The papers Of IhIs
morning
Yesterday afternoon an express was seGt up TO
MIlbury ~ order 10 ascertain the cause of the Bank
being dIshOnOred. The cashier SAID il was
impossible thai The bills could have got into tho
market 10 tho extent named; and The first movement
was TO examine The Two $1,000 packages which
SiIll lay untouched in the vault Of the Bank One
OF these packages contained what il purpored To-
contain. nnuei Sl700G IN good bills hut from the
other the whole Sl7 900 had been iugen ousi, !
extracted. and brown paper with the ends nicely !
cut of, substituted in place Of The money
The Bank is perfectly safe and the bills will all
be redeemed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
FOR THE TIMES,


Mr. WharIn,-In your paper nf Sturdy. the 81
inst. you make The E'lI wing enquiry, viz. who or
how many persons aided in The appoint menr of
Col ThumpsOn. Delegate 10 the Contention for The
nomination Of President" Although have always
considered myself asbelon ,ng To Dem ratio party
must confess that To the this was a poser
had been fur some time pnndcring on the proper
time aud manner Of appointing delegates 10 the Ma
tunal Convention lrum this district, and had been
consulting with 'everal democrats on the subject
when 10 our utter astOnishmeni We were in fnrmed
by some Wheciin cnrrcspundenl in the Ohm
Statesman. that a delegate had been appointed for
| this district
The communication in the Statesman was copied
cgnie which suppressed; hut for What purpnSs
know not la answer, however, io an euqury
made 10y some perspn In the Gazette the Argus gave
lhe name Of of Col. ThnTpsOn the delegate
did mol see the Salesman containing the cuInmun-
Gallon referred To-, hui am told that the name of
Col. Thompson did appear in it. Now I wuuII
Ike To know q there was any meeting held in cheT
Ohl" or Bronx counties fur the Die p.,rpose OF
appointing delegate 10 the National Cunv enton
IL not ihen' ! ePprehend there is none appointed
yet aud as 1t Is muller HAT The people would like
To have hand ill., would IL n,n he the D,nner
way 10 designate some place ia one Of The cuunIie4
rs well rs The lime la hold n convenIiun for The
purpose, and give public notice Of the stme and
men should C"l Thompson be painted or nny d.
her peTson There ~ no one "a ho would more cheer
iully acqnesce ia the decision OF that convention
Ihnn would. Such a mode would be demucrnIir .
and give sniISincII To Ihe people. Let The lime
be The 9Th Of u, II January. and The place any cen
Iral one that can be agreed upon beIw cen the Two
counties What say you. Nj Argus. To this panl
A JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

MADAME LAFFARGE.-The following oc.
count "i the present condition Of Madame LafTaroe
Is en- by the Semaphore. Of MaIseIes from me
report Of person who had been TO visit the nri.,p
al Montpelier, in which she is cuniired :-"On
account OF The Stale uf her health she has not been
forced 10 put on the prison dress nor ~ nin in the
'aoof imposed on The prisoners in general She has
sepanie cell IN lbe cast tower. At first she ussd
10 walk % The evenings the platform. in order to
'aNe 'he ar but. being annoyed by The gaze OF
numerous persons, principally students, who were
constantly eveliug their spyglasses at her she very
soon Ienounced this indulgence Madcmo,selIc
GUARD young and pious relation Of Madame
LanaTse' has Obtained permission 10 be constaniIy
WIN ner' and Will sleep IN her cell Ste has bs.g
ABOVE 10 chnose her cOn'essor from aure so,
RAJ P''es's whose names were.g,ven 10 her. Tbaec.
c'esiasiIc who accepted this office Is one nj rb,s.
VINO alter mature perusal Uf her tri,I has ma, lo
ao'e 70 make up he mind 90 orJfber emil, ,It
She slfenuously continues 10 deny Sin. a. 60,
W"u'' Is always clothed n black. and nee. 49,.
'"he 20 reading writing and prayer. Al C,u, ,,'.l,.G
every sunday morning she goes inf, the rLa,.r 4,
me prison a. hear mass peii0rmed by ,,,os, ~ a.,
,'"n' She has composed long PRAYER. sg,,eI =,
nef unhappy slate "a is fully at pefy and 80.
"on' Dot asserting her innocence. and JecI,,,,,1.
sell TO be The victim Of caIumny."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
OFFICIAL
MURDER OF BUSHYHEAO AND HICKS
AGENTS OFF.CE. EnRT GInsnN q n
be redeemed


AGENTS OFF.CE, Fort GmsoN. &. NJ
August 9, lS43.
SIR IL becomes my duty TO inform you that on
yesierdny-so report says-Isnac Bushyhend and
Elijah Hicks (bOih Ross menu were both murder
ed. and David Nann. Treasurer of the Narinn, dan.
eerously wounded. The difficulty occurred al the
Court House Ia Saline district, The place designated
Tor The judges OF election Of The dlfIrreni precincts
OF SAID dsire 10 meet the day alter election make
out returns"
have not been able 10 learn to what extent il is
likely 10 go. but shall start 10 an hour Tor MIR Ross
where viii be able To learn more accurately the
slate Of affairs, and report the Department accord.
ngly.
the commanding officer Of this post ha, been
apprised 10y me Of The IiuubIe, that he mny DO m
readiness 10 act g necessary.
have The honor 10 be, very respectfully. your
JbedIent servant, NJ DTTVAI
Acting Tor p " Butler, Cherokee Agent
IT III CRAwF5RD. Esq.
Commissioner " Indian 4 fairs Washington Cnv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

In .IL "ARRENMURD ER.-The.Neva,k Dahl,
'''',ef reports he prJcceJrI,r. at M,l,,,
"''' %. 1'nef. Mr Biddlomau. Of New VOL
WIN whom ihe prlsruof had sesli1g, ,,.,.s-,
pl5ns 500 dollars for hts load. CO.., ,..p
s,,',l'e' 20 trade. large pau Of which ne . ,IN
"a d. ~. lt'pl9 and tie balance pad him H.. a1.
in. - wa, wa sSO s. Justice Arndt tr.r,e.d ~,
ed ,mIy ~. '1,S, siound Tie dwelling Of the murder
b,, II. nat c"ffesroUded 10 Carer. -.
.o S0ull uo' make ont anything r9., '''se
vclauL '.''i'uOly o. ven ireyc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
LETTER FROM AN EX POST MASTER.
IL Ll.-----..-..r. |. ~


To the editor OF the y \ Tribune:
On The 2Oth int / received a mott, from one oi
John Tyler's automatic OF Washington that my ser.
vices could be very well dispensed with anI that
the Wheels OF his glorious administration could be
Kept rolling On Without farther assistance lrum your
humble servant. Well THIS Is all % X | reeci.
we'd my appointment IN March. 1912. after the pres.
/ eui j Nj General, Mr. WIckhne. Was placed at the
| read "i the Department, aud on the 2Oth Marrl,
art received ny commission. dated March Sl3
ia whch Mr. NrkiiHe Is pleased Ia say amusg Ulhei
line things thai 'cOniling m the integrity. ability and
Pnncinrhiy Of the sand Henry FIlch do COMMISSION
him Pest master" sc.
This. you will perceive, after had been IN
charge Of the office for year. aud II would see
| that he shou d have known whether not wai
m reality What he represented me. Nevertheless
IA just five moeIhs from the day ,ccived tie sal,
commission, Voorhees,. Esq, whom I supercede,
IN The ,fhce received uiders 10 take charge of IA
'iNnss have M my pOssessi that be oIg to John
| Tyler. Yesterday he WIS busy IN improving a cui
ner OF The har room IA the MOTEL and expect &
day To hand over all the right. tule aud Interest
have IN ire Tyler party (OhD To my 'llusrrI
lnsirious surCessnr. Sic uau-Ii gloria muudi.'
Sumo Of my friends are rather surprised at Ihi
sudden turning Ut the tables and ash, What havt
YOU been gully Of since Marc. Jhi slpulu ind uc,
Mr. w CkiItie To change his mtud u tins subject
My answer Is. that have do ~ Ihus since bu
mach beiure that time, aud tri have uulhing 9,
say why should be exec died. acc,tding u
('Tylvr) law, wilhouIa hearing, We'll" say they
"whaI Is tins heiuous offence 1Or whici you desrrv,
thus suuimarIly To be disposed OH" My reply Il
them Is that M $40 sung Tyler IOo'-and they al
cry out with one accord, Amen: your punishment
Is not only just, hui extremely mcrcIlul. aud It
much To be regretted that there Is no law To war
rant IA ia miiicllng more severe penalty sucl
OffeRders." Yudrs truly:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

Grand Duchy Of Baden; he was former
ly attached to the Observatory az Wen
ma, but, owing to an affection Of the eyes
was obliged To retire upon small
pension, he then devoted hrmself to the
study of anatomy, and now offers the
results of his investigations aud their
application To mechanics 10 the world
Of scieuce.-LoHdOn ARdthaeum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

other trees standing near II have made
no more than medium growth.
''FrUm these facts, | conclude that
hard coal ashes, besides destroying grass
and keeping away huruul insec Is, must
be also, an excellent manure for peach
trees when properly applied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

ONFROfIIABLE SPECULATION c,,,
'',''', 10 clearing The papers from st,ye IN, do
''undd OF The Albany EHchange. pocket b,,t 90.
o'.'u con aiming sundry plpe,s and the name - !,
Ig'''s''an residing "a ilnufrd, but no rno,cy =
"o senIemIn was Immediately addressed -,
P'l'uo'o clzen m whose hands Il was pIsc.,I.
p'eo' saying that he was rubbed oItbe pock,
80 "n'e "aIIIng ior ticket Tor his rrunk ON
me- 's o''''n Railroad terry boat; bot that having
me experience Of The hos, of m. n,,lo, -, '''e
p'''ii through Albany the ore, ,,us geo, 49, ~,
% an unsafe place iUr his mo,,ev and d.,
''"eO on THIS occasion only some So or "a
"s C"'sHn Of the robbsr at the pauclry Of In. b,,
,1.y.. oe 's"ed The book and papers have beer
restored 10 their Owuer-AB Arm,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

were helos and slaves bot where there Is reople
and They really have the pow er, government is only
pus,ibie 10y Paudering To their own worst passions.
Which makes the country unbsarable To a man of
any education. aud tie central government itself a
by word amongst etvillzsd naions. Ihope that we
may live long enough 10 THIS great bubble burst
ard DO not believe thai We may be very long Ii ed
iOi That.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
PUBLIC MEETI C.

meeting Of the Wheeling Lyceum and olher
Citizens Of Wheeling will be held at the CITY HALL
this evening al o'clock 10 make arrangements for
inviting Tie Hon q Adams, E1 President Of the
United States to visit this city on has way to or re-
turn from The city Of Cincinnati sep,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

We are pleased to find by the Eastern pape lha
ex-governor Lincoln has been re Ioved ny Mr. Ty
Ter from the ColcclorshIP at Boston. and ROBERT
RANToUL, Jr., appointed. Il will be difficult for
the British party to read Robert out of it, They
might read book full to him and he would not 90
out.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

HUSBAND The eIymoogy Of this word may
not he generally known. The head Of n family il
called husband from the fact TINT he Is. or ought To
he. the baud which unIies the house "Selher--'r
the hnrd OF union aiming the family u - Ia be re-
GREETED that III husbands not house lands ia re-
ally as well rs in name.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
II FITCH, E1 p NJ.

TO SUPPRESS DUELLING "A very numer ous
meeting Of nObemcn and gentlemen was held IN
London on the Iva OF Au= usI. To consider and adopt
a memorial 10 the Qneen, asking her make sone
decided and public manifestation ul her aversion Ia
The unchrIsian practice at ducllug. VI count Lii
ford WAS called to the chair ard Among q ose pres.
ent were Lord x Grusvenor, Lard II ChOmnniely,
Sm Edward Parry, three AdInIrals snd a consi Iera-
bIe number Of army and navy Officers The memo
rrnl was read aud agreed To, urd dePnluIion APP
pointed 10 present II. vote of thanks beng moved
10 the chairman, he stalled. IN returning thanks for
the compliment that the institution for the suppress
sion 81 duellng already numbered 4l6 members, nf
whom % were nublemen. ) sons 81 nohlemcn, Is
members ul Parliament, % haruneis. 80 admirals
aud generals. 30 culonels. So captains the royal
ary, % majors. ~ captains Ihc army. % lieuen.
ants, aud % hlrrisIers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

A man arr4 woman away from their he"e'
halves respectively at Toronto last week taking
large share OF the valuables OF the womans h"''n""
wnh them. Capt TNuy of the sie'mbnhi A'"T','"'
having been informed of thu FACT pn back az" '''
ded the woman M Canada again The g"'ds h1'o
heen taken possession Of. and NIL he fe''''eu
nghtlul owners
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

What curious Thing printer Is. lie s''h0S
when he sets. and sets when he stands anu "he"
he wishes To set win he always stands ereci'
II = however. the nature Of the case. that makes
him sIaEd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

! ne Journal Of Commerce n.res thai there Ger.
1913 less deaths in New York J,,.o, -, =,
'"s'.' ." year Than Ia'r anI the city D.. su q.
'''Ai''y healthy Tor the season. aud there 4.
reason 10 expect it will continue o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
NIlEIialIlNE!IIE.IKHTTlIT!!i;Y!ElEaEIaIID'
Mail failed last nighr-,ccidrnt on rail rad.

We had n fine shower two yesterday, which
with that on Sunday will 10 much yo0l but there
is not enuugh yet. Many Of the farmers in this
iion are compelled to fcoi their stock from the
fact that their pastures aud meadows all too mu
burnt aud dried up
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

DiEO.-tn IhIs city. suddenly, on ThursInv
morning last, william McELvAIN, Esq., m tbe
OSd year Of his age. Mr.. McEIvaIn was an As
So'IaIe Judge Oi the Court OF COmmun Pleas of
this county old citizen aud hIrbIv e,t-srr.d Ia,
ali his acquaintance.
lOhio Slate Journall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

SHOE BUSINESS 1t Is SAID that THIS grea'
branch of Massachusetts industry Is at present IN
very prosperous condition. II has not been more 81
since SlJ6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI MARKET-SEPr. ..
FLOUR The market yesterday was uncommon.
Iy dnll' ia The face % lghI receipts Sales from
Wagon al $500
WHlSKEY dull at l74c
FLAASEED Is ia active demard at 75c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

We learn ~ advertisement in The Detroit pa-
pcrs that sieamhoat Champion vas mobhcd at
Cleveland, few days since. because 1t persisted
in running, although it did not belong to a regular
line.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

INDIAN TROUBLESOME learn from the Platte
Eagle that the Ouoes, in a Council with Major Mil
Ter. their agent. refused sign receipts for provs.
ions issued 10 Them. and moreover, give him to un.
dersiand That he must leave their naliun This and
the niIack Of SOME Of the Ouoe people on a fleet o
MackInaw boats, were reported the proper depart
menL Mr. Michel, Superintendent Of The Indian
Affairs, u few days since passed up with a compa.
ny of Infantry, visit to the Ouoes. lie will
hold council with the tribes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
IMPORTANT ADyIcE.--The N. Il. Telegraph
good authority. says:

"A gentleman who has occ asinn To- "alk WIN wv"
ladies' aud one umbrella, should always go in 'ho
middle h,mself-lhat secures dry coat TO h'mscn.
and il showing no paralIy to either OF the ladies'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

zoe ra"adelphia Sentinel Says Tia, y,,5,,..,
.ss's, 10 has been appointed Postuasie, ,y ~.
''n' Q" Che place ofGs1rgo W. Gordon. g., -. -
Ell Consul 70 Hayrs. ''T 'Pt'ini
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

SANTA FE TRADERS. We learn b, n Gen.
''a' rom independence that The Sauta re trader,
bound out lett on Thursday IaSt. TIM -. :,
the inrgesi that has q, er gone out IN, -, "
about one hundred and seventy Eve wagon. -.
TAN Cook OF The l Army. wrh p,rI,,y, nj ,h,
companies OF Dragruns about $50 men. Ic,, 80, -.
same day rs at escOrL The Dragons v,u o.,..
'ne fadefs 10 Arkansas. and Il satisfied rIo, rber
q" uanger beyond, they will return. II. b,,,sys,
ne exams are sui The plains, The escort viii CON.
rom Benrs FOu and Ile PLAINS.
"e'si lhal The Caravan which went ,ut n, tho .,.,
""ue' me protection Of lie United Slnre, tr,ns L,
leac"eu w Y destination without molssr,ii,,n C,,
rom Tie TEXANS The plains are sand Il, ne a."
o, IeIians except Wuffeld and a Marty RI 49,,
hie'n or twenty men. Il - believed W,,GoII,
publican. L'A'' lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

The New Orleans Crest eat Ci'y learns '"'' -.
5 an egg parr in that CITY that produces NV
ms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

COAL ASUES-A CORRESPONDENT. nj
the l'oston CuItIvatOr says: I'll notice q
communication in the last Cultivator on
the application Of 'hard coal ashes 10
useful purposes which induced me TO
give you the result of an experiment
which | have made Of that substance the
present season. placed a quanty Of
hard coal ashes, say about three quarts.
on the surface Of the ground around y
peach tree of abOuts inch in diameter
when the leaves we're abOu. two thirds
ground, with view. chiefly, 60 save IL
fIOm the borer and keep down the grass
and weeds ! discoveries "a a few dave
that the leaves had stopped growing, aud
were beginning % fail of. ! immediate.
removed the ashes from the body oCtbe
tree TO the distance Of about eipbt in
ches, and expected The tree would die
IL continued Go fsil, until nearly baIfthe
leaves (Which, by the way. had not losf
snuch Of their color, began TO DISPLAY q
livlier green. This vas the middle or
June. The tree thea began 10 grow "a.
pidly, aud have lust measured one oil
ITS shoots which IS thirty inches long
The tree is covered with most luyg.
rant collage, aud bcaUtifu ylaut. TbeI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

r'nouts s 400 votes. ''' '''oP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

COUNTERFEIT DOLLARS.-A pefssn nv tho
name of ii 'nry MatsIh, wus arrested lie otb.y t.
10y Lieut., nnm Wn''r, The charge of pa..,n',
com tereit 'ieXjcin liars The cum. "a. a,. -,
formed iss' well executed that q Is almost in,r
si"le 10 deesI The fraud except 10y testing it " nh
hc". Inc mailer WI be investigated Ibis morn.
ing before Recnrder Blldwm.-N D BoU,,,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05
sTANBURN's VEGETABLE EXTRACT


,oliheo ny process Of extraction from entire veyo
aos 'na.'e' d The best preventive ior placing The
I >" perfect order These pills cleanse tho
against The 90 effects Of cold or conag,o, 49,. .t,.,
oi '"'s mcdcue cannot be too highly sp,kep 90
lucy temo'e ell super1uous bile. AID by their
l'u,aI properties ofcure. give strength and lone \,
'no aisesilVe organs. Let them be tried. and n,
''he' medicine will be found necs .s,,y. Price d
gen,s per 5or Office 335 Broadway, next door to
For sale by JOHN n T1IOuPsoy
OF tie Book Store Of w. J. Robb.
N'-o ~ NV. BASSET
South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

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Used TOR proposals. for the Carrying a daily mail be-
tween Winchester and SlauuIon. Va The arrange.
met 10 commence on the fr,r uf December ne,t.