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MOSES WRIGHT.


late OF Leicester in said District deceased,
present this administration account for al
iowance: 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance at ses-
sion of said Court 10 be held at the Office Of
A. 6. White Esq, in said ShorehaT, on
Thursday the I'd day of October next, at o.
clock in the afternoon, and thatsaid admins
traitors give notice thereof TO all persons IN
terested, that they may appear and make
their objections if any they may have, to
the allowance Of said account, by publishing
certified copy Of this order in the Northern
Galaxy, newspaper printed at Mlddiebury
in said District-three weeks successiveiy
previous 10 the time Of said Court.
And at the same Court held as aforesaid,
on the 4th day of September A. d. lS4o, the
said administrators move the Court, mat par
tition Of the real estate OF said deceased De
made among the heirs of said deceased, and
that Commissioners be appointed ior thai !,
purpose: 1t is thereupon ordered lhat, sai :,
administrators cause notice TO be gwen 10 an
persons interested to appear before ms
Court, at said session thereof to be heid as
aforesaid on the I'd day of October next, al
which time and place said Court Will appoint
Commissioners 10 make partition OF SAID es-
tate, by publishing certified copy oil lHis Of
der. three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN saidNorth-
crn Galaxy as aforesaid. >,
A true copy Of record,
10 attest, Jed. S. BUSHNELL Register
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A true copy Of Record,
Attest j. S. Bushnell Registei
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of A ddisun SO

SIAI z UT Il NMONI
District of Addisvn SO.
Be it remembered that, at a Probate Court
held at Shoreham, in and for the District oil
Addison, on the 4th day OF September A. d.
1S45,
Polly Wright and William F. Wright ad-
ministrators, with the will annexed, ofthe es-
tate of
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nr. F. Brown Bath. Ne. May 81, ls44-
Dear Slr:-I have some time past suffer
ed much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia ut
the Stomach; loss of appetite, and trouble
and pain from the least simple food, with
pain N tho head and side; IL slight cough,
general weakness and debility ofthe system.
After using a number medicines witheur
any relief, was induced TO try your Sar-
saparilla and Tomato Bitters. | received
immediate relief from the use of one Bot
tie, and feel gratifiet for the great relief
have received, and would recommend it to
ali who are suffering from similar disorders.
Yours Truly. FREDERICK b SLAID-
Mr. f. Brown Utica, MY. May I7ih, 1914
Dear Sir:-I again out Of your Sa sararilla
and Tomato Bitters; Il is article that is much
thought Of; old lady from Frankfort, Hei kimer
County, says she has been confined her house for
seven years, and this has enabled her to gst out
Several in this CRY say that ii is the best medicine
they have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply soon AS have net A.
- ~ .tI
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

DlStrlct oil AuulSOil, ss-
Be remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Shoreham in and for the district of
Addison, on The 4th day of September A. D..
1915.
Polly Wright and William f. Wright ad
minsrators, with the will annexed, Of the
of
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bottle in the store Yours with respect.
]. e. WARNER. per L. F. RAY.

To MIR. Brown, Chem 81, Boston
/ certify that Ins wife has been afflicted with n
very bad humor her face, and her stomAch, for
fifteen years past. AGer using vsrinus medicines
recommended for her complaints with lt:le no
benefit, she commenced using by the advice Of Mr.
Edward Mason, Apoihecary, your Sarsaparilla and
Tomato Bitiers, and she is in better healih ,lan
she has before enjoyed for The last ieen years and
would cheerfuy recommend all and every
who is al hcted with any of the complaints Which
this medicine is recommended for to use It IN fTcfrr
enee to any article pow in use.
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Yours Respectfully, J. B. LEACH.
FALMuVTH, May %, 1874.

LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resort-
ing to mercury, ifyou viii only Browns Sarsa-
parilla and Tomato Buffers.
To Mr. friedrich Brown, Proprietor Of the Sarsa-
parilIa and Tomato Bitters
This certiies that wife severely af licted
with the Liver Complaint and her health very
seriously undermined. Having tried various pre-
SC iptiOns. without success, she fortunately in
duccd TO Try your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Biners
her IreafIb soon began to improve. and slie is
much better in health and would advise any in I'D
heallh 10 them. Yours Respectfully.
CHARLES earle
PORTLAND, Me-, June 5, 1874.
For further Information inquire Of the Agent.
W. P. Russell.
An ord ers,for 4 above should he adj
dressed TO the Proprietor Frederick Brown
6S Washington ST. Boston.
Agents-Midlebury, w. P. Russell
Vergennes, Jo I'm f. Bowman; Shereham,
Wright and Bush Whiting, Joseph ST.
monds Cornwall, B. + Haskell; Bristol,
G. w. Parneee; New Haven, A. p. Ros-
coo Monkton, T.. C. Smith Cornwall,
|. C. Mead Hinesburgh. Boynton & Bar
reu; Burlington, Peck &Spear Brandon.
Warren and Bliss Piltsford, Henry ST.
monds. They are sol dalso by Druggists
and appointed Agents generally tbrough~
out the State.
PRICE, dollar bottle or G hotfes
for dollars.
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Butter, Cheese and Lire Geese feathers, IN
exchange for Goods. H. . SMITH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

PERU.-DFFIcULTIES WITH THE Eynttsu
An officer on board the l.. s. slib'S, van.
nah, writing tn the editor of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, under date o( CaIlao
MAY 10, saws
The English are at loggerhcads with the
feruvIans. Some time since during the revolu-
ton, while Castillo, the present President. was
hghunS Tor the presidential chair. one of his
generals entered the house of the Enoli-I, con-
SUI at AFRICA, while the English flag was nyinp
over II, and took a prisoner who fad taken
refuge uader tire flag; the same man also prc.
vented the English steamer from watering 81
that port. For these i%mpropricties the English
now That the Government is established do.
nand oi Castillo that he forthwith discharoc
anu disgrace The general under whose order,
inc Outrage IN AREA was pcrpctatcd.
Ili~ hc cannot or will moi do as tho man :.
ON" oi lus liuncst and most faithful ccncrals.
ia" English demand his dismissal from fine
army. and a large sum as DAMAGES. mr. thov
VIII piockode every port IN Peru. They have
q large lorce anchored near Us; one scvcnt,
l3ur' ~, Colllngwood, a fine new ship. will
the admiral, Sir George Seymour. a fripate. a
sloup AMI a iinc war steamer. They have arm
ed all their boats for blockade duty. and vii
certainly blockade if the President does no
comply.
The Pcruyians have armcdall their GIN. boat
aud two thousand men OF the line were march
ci town TO Lima last night. to parrison fin,
Notifications of CiIlao and 9clleyista. Con
gross has for the last two DAYS been i'm secret
session. What the result will b. If X Ia, tbr,
TO decide.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
Yours truly.
ID ~ rAIIks~-
FROM ENGLAND BY THE cAuppI,

-Lirerpool Cotton Market-July Is'-Tbe
past week has added another proof IN the
growing confidence in the present scale of Our
quotations Tor cotton. And as we are GOING
on with a daily increasing consumptioS
throughout both Europe and America. the
crop oil the year being asccrtained, our stock.
iarsee as II has been considered, begins to lose
It's dreaded proportions.
Fortunately for the trade of this country this
view OF the state and prospects of the raw ma
,cria' mas been so gradually developed as to
nave allowed the consumers to secure a large
s'ocf at very low prices, which they are sill
Keeping, and seem determined ON the same
course We report American at IA higher.
hmtric0n Provision Market, July is
ne dizziness i'll the Beef Market noted in NV
last continues, and prices 1sust be quoted f.
TO - lower the import is much greater than
previous advices led the trade to expect. hence
the dread OF purchasing. Pork. although ami
e'' dots not participate in the depression ex.
perenced towards Beef. AS the stock of Irish
reduce>. which is usual at this period. there
VIII be an improved demand for American
~ a sale oi Cheese yesterday full prices were
made Tor fine article, while for inferior low.
CT rates Were accepted the stock is light.
Lard Is the turn higher; a steady demand
iids met all that has been offered, and the mar.
kct IS firm. Tatow is quiet, but not lower
ureas, Butter has again been sold at 45s. 70,
good American.
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4 CAKD-wE. the undersigned. Cabin Pr,

\ CAKD-WE. the undersigned. Cabin P,s.
~ sengers' on hoard steamer "Praie Bird"
nnrng her late i'ip from Cincinnati 10 Prushureh,
hhe great pleasure in thus Expressing 10 Cgptgju
,andergT0L and Mr. Mdcloy, her necnmmodaiin
cIefk' together with all her Officers aud crew; ON
wafmest thanks for iheir kmd attention aud gentle.
monty department towards us Juring ibo irp.
ono We take great pleasure ~ recommending
sara boat TO the travelling community n n ~ fe,
pleasant and in every way agreeable vessel. com.
b'"Ing those qualities which nre cilculnted IL
render sniisiaeiion To even Inc most lasiidions, viz
',s'F' sPe'I' good accommodations an excellent
mole' nnd mat very essential quality nj this seaspn
90 me yenr,dn extremely light drought.
steamer Pfaire Bird, August 3 1875.
JACOB Bnckwiih, louisville XIV; G. Bell, d.; Rob,
fei' d"iJ ; Murphy DO; w Greene. Cincinnsu %
John binegnr, do; III Brown. do; J Moses, Mobile
Aia' SAM Srylon. New York city; WIN G GA.
hfoiih' Albany N "; w p Posses, Lutte Rock An.
h,"uI f'nery' NJ Luis Mo- Thomas Wine. Cav,
vile NJ Charles G Myers. Philadelphia Pa; Snlc.
man Robinson. lake county. Ia; James Fs,goso,
t~fanki'fi Ky; AG Mayor. do; jas c Butler. Ic,'
mgion hU J w Rodes. do; ) X Mclaughlin. do.
N"fw'od MClelian. oiiiofJphn Jacob Conner. F,.b'
efmon, Ohio river; Alex MunIock, Pusbpteb D..
Henry Cunntncham do; Jpshua n ugh. do. w.. y
LySer. Do; aaron % Fisher. Sicnbcnville G. samuel
D.c"ny ni Ia Fnyeue Dcvcuny, d.; II K Rev.
nplhs' doi VIZ A Delaney. New A!bsn, f.. NoL11.
Carr, RrcTpDrt lpi Alex Dcycnny. s q Mn ~"
,.a Is Way Loui.yilc Ky; las NJ Burma. do. NJ.
McBurnio. de-; $ GTalbou, New Y RI. Wm -.
geo IS Vincenij Chos BulIeG } w Sloss. Athens A.,
Jos . Stephens ~ PARIS Ky; J w Ug,ins. Onion
Cly, kyi } X Mclaughlin. Lexington XIV. I.ooc
Williamson Ohio; } p Lever. Ter II,nto Ia.
si's '.nsief' d., Miss NJ A Cone Fayetteville Pa;
Nus Margaret Miller. Pittsburgh; Ms NJ l. BpuGIio'
S"s!n"a,,' m'J !. nillio. do. l. JTyler, do; Mis-
Sophia Mshpn, SteubenyilIe O; A NJ Ve,i.m.,
Albany w; Jno r. jones. Portland Maine. Line
lI'nna Columbus OiJP Peterson. Macon Geofg,a.
Won DE HAVE. Ia Foufcbo H.; saml DE IIenoo
New Orleans; Jnmes M'Bndo. Vincerne. T.. w.,
ROCKVILLE. Lyndon Err; John English, Conc,,I N
Wm lockwood. Madison Ia; S5ml f. p,,cbe, n
J city; J"nns Vllefs ArktnsnG Simon Dc,sy. ye,.
mont Wm w Watson. Mississippi; Thomas nalben
nug 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
SIX HUNDRED SLAVES EMANClPA-

ola SbhN rs EMANClPA-
TED.-We find the following gratifying let
ter OF July 81, from New Orleans. in the New
York Journal of Commerce:
The Supreme Court e Louisiana de-
.liveted Yesterday u most important decision.
one which will send to Africa some six to sew
Ell hundred slaves. You are aware that our
late fellow citizen, Stephen Henderson. direc-
ted by his last will, that his slaves (six to
seven hundred IN numbcr) should be- sent TO
Liberia 10y the American Colonization Society.
his directions Were, that at the end of five
years Iron, his death, (Which took place about
SIX years ago. the slaves should bc permitted
to draw lots, and the ten on whom the lot
should TALL, should be sent 70 Africa: at ten
years from his death twenty others, by lots;
and IN twenty five years, the whole OF the
residue should be sent. after securing an outfit
olone hundred dollars. The suit now decided
ut was lost i'll the lower Court was brought
by the heirs, against the executors of the will
and the decree of the Court is. that the vii
must he carried out, (the intention of the ties.
tator being clear) and the slaves sent To Afri
ca. III Was delivered by the presiding Judge
Francis Aavier Martin, whose mind is still
clear and perfect, though at the advanced az,
oi 81 or s. years. As this decision deepl,
interests the country and the Colonization So
eiety, it should be Immediately attended to b,
it,"
A vessel will sail from New Orleans i'm No
vember next with emigrants from kentuck,
to commence the settlement of Kentucky il
| Liberia. Ii is intended To take out this fal
only two hundred. They will enjoy all tn
r advantages OF the Liberian government, an
have the same privileges in Kentucky, in Al
| rica, that they would have in any other colon
in Liberia. The emigrants will be furnishe
land accordingt to the business they shall pun
sue when they arrive there. Those who can
not pay their expenses there, will be provide
Tor: ana be supported six months after thei
arrival.-Cin. 1tias.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

John F. Wall, Esq, one of the members
clectoi the Virginia Legislature from Frederick
was near being killed a few days ago ON the
Winchester Railroad, by what is technically
called a sndhe-hcdd. One of the rails. which
had become loose at the end, was caught bv
.ne wheei and shot up through the CIR at the
la.ccrating his hand, cutting his breast and
plnnlng hiia TO the top of the ear. Fortunate.
~ a fuysichn was present who attended IN
Mr.. WALL wounds, and lac is said To he doino
well. Mr.. Johns. Gallahcr. the Senator ron
the samc district, was sitting beside Mr., wall
at the time of the accident.
iiia Is said TO have been the fr-t accjdcpto of
lle quo winch has ever happened on the road
and the Charleston Free Prres states tLat d.
President Of the Company has caused still
thicker pieces Of iron to BIZ placed on the bot.
ION oi tie car, 50 as to- render the recurrence
oil IL almost impossible Slant. Spec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
~ mLIAm GUYroN, Complainant

''"e" NJ Lure. admir- of Thomns Cummins dec ii. .
brnJ1mm Stewart. Jane Stewart. james Cum.
mins. William Cummins Robert T. Mufdock,
John McCumbs and Elizabeth his wife ,la,o
Blizibeib Mufdock) Frederick Y Cummirs, Nas
thaniel Toai and Elizabeth his wife, (aie Etzos
beth Cummins) james e Acheson. Thomns A.
chespn. nnd Hannah } Aches ~. heirs At loV NJ
Thomas Cummins decd and samuel Corbitt
Roberto orsrirseu ard Rgheu CUrbin inn'r.
DeIerdqnn
~ CtnNcERT-h The Circuit snpeno, Co,,, NJ
La" aud Chancefy for Tyler county
We p"'its ~ TIC above cause viii take notice.
'nai on 'he hfsi day Of September / sI5. Of The Office
-, James Kelsey a justice Of The peate. of West
"he'ing. Belmont county. Ohio. between The
n"uf' OF z o'cloch \ NJ. and 7 o'clotk r MI will
axe 'ho dispositions OF Stephen T. Horn end others.
!" &c f'uh ~ evidence IN The above cause. And II
Iof any cause he taking of sad dispositions shall
H'' DC commenced. or being commenced shall not
he completed At that lime, The same will be coniin.
ued from time iotimo until the same shall he com-
plcied JAMES CUMAINS.
aug fWFSl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

The ObscrUotcnr of Brussels states that on
saturday lastin The afternoon o great crowd wa.
assembled round a remarkably light and loy,
two wheeled carriage, to which were harnrsscI
eighteen snail Scotch terriers. six abreast s,,.
TONED on the Boulevard de France. Will
i'e people were wondering at this cxtuorIin,
~ cquiplgc Tour gentlemen arrived in y hand.
som carriage AMI aligbcd. Aftcra sbort CON.
ference aud comparing their watches. one o,
ihcrr Ga nUbleiadu saws the Obscrr1feuyl tnoL
his scat ~ 10" dog-Carnagc and. with wIip and
frius lu his hands, started Oft al full spccd fol.
lowed by all the fashionable and sporting men
ct Brussels on horseback. II WIS to dscid, =
BIT made by thc'ddycr that lac would with This
strang" vehicle and team make the tour of tbe
whole bopIcyarls in thiry iyc minutcs and
at il' end Of thirty-thwc nainutcs lie had com.
plrtciy accomplished Isis underakine by ctnr.
ming to the spot from which he had set ont.
Ih' ChauotrcI then cody released his cattle
wrapped each Of tlcm in = small blanket. and
carefully laid them in his own carriage. into
which one Of bis pruoms also entered and re.
turned tohls loTjstip's residence. while hr him
self walked coolly away, having by the stakes
and thc bets in1dc $500 sterling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

CO We arc frequently asked how it's that
the list OF Letters is published in the Argus
Has it a larger circulation than the Timcs7
No but the Conscicnccs of those who are con-
ncctcd with il, are larger, longer and more ac-
commohling, We do not say hat the editor
OF The Argus pcjurcd himself in the eve Of the
law but we do say that when the Postmaster
called on both to furnish our lists. Oh the lst of
July, the cditoro OF the Argus declined TO do so
men. lie knew his list was some hundred.
less than ours. HoHeyiyin the administration
OF tn law would have compelled the Postnas.
ter TO close shc matter. and give Ms the list Of
Elt,rs; especially ~ he knew that at this sea.
son. when the farmers arc busy in harvesting.
no honest increase can b. made To- a subscrip-
ton list, and that the lStof tie Argus had been
falling Oh ever since it came into the hands of
the present proprietor, because the party have
no confidence in linn. either a. Il man or loco
ioco. But toaccommod.tca brother loco foro
IT was delayed until the Argus man was read,
10 swear with his l6s subscribers - one
day, his Gt. is in smother. and 80 on. (sub.
scriptious marla b. individuals in lmap. with
the inicn ion Of stopping lhema. soon as the
orih r'amij h1i bis ii,tva~lar crth nouns
The aw j. ,hus ,'al.i .l. ciiosayuiIs the
category hC was in wu.u Col. Pardothadbim
By ihe wind pipe aul Boz clears o hundad or
NFo ON the Pos'-olice list and printing but
DAD bee ever reflect iiut tlnr" /, an all sreipg
Eye hooking duwEon him. that does not believe
IN hy9ocflsy. ps1"ry and hocus poc0ts. Wcdo.
NOT c'1e 70 mucfa bout t'w list oflcucrs but
II asa libel on Us ami Our population TO say that
ne Argus las q larger circulation .rlnn the
Time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

4 MEXICAN PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY,"
~ Just published. volume one. of Tie lrans,c-
'ohs Of this sociely,conlnining Article |. Nules on m.
SEM civilized Nations Of Mexico. Yucaian. and Cen.
th' America. Ivy a Gallniin; Arr 2. rroosl's Ancient
htmains IN Tent es-ee; At 3. Observations respcct>
ing The Grove Creek Mound in Western V,roinio
Ivy " X SCHOOLGIRL For sale by
aug 5 JOHN J UASWEIL, HMM, 8,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

COFFEE.-lt issaid that in New York the
coffee damaged by the late fire has been pur-
chased up by spectators, AMI will be thrown
into market as fresh burnt and ground. This
stun was smouldcring for hours. perhaps days,
IN company with poisonous drugs and other
sickcning admiXturcs, with which it became
saturated. The citizens who have not a green
spot under their eyc-lids will henceforth buy
their coffee green, AMI to avoid being burnt,
barn it themselves
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

Miss Brown. | have been to learn how TO
tell fortunes, said a young fellow To a brisk
brunette. just let me have your hand ifyou
please"
la! MIR. White, how sudden you are! =
Well, 20 and ask my fathcr.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05


JEFFERSON CoILEGE.-Tbe Re-, p,h
cf' Bard d. d.. Of New York bs. ,i.ljeJ -
the mvitationo of the Alumiofta. i,.,a,,
10 address ihrmat tre approacl,a,g co,o,o.aa'
in.ni' winch takes place on Thur-iay. ,ha 2,,,.
ct S'Pteinb'r next. The Hon Win. & p.
ton OF 5. G. has also been elected to lilo.
u'' Anniversary Grafton before the T.,lE,
'N'i FInIo Literary Societies Of the Collsoo -,
nc SINE occasion. The opprolcbiug com.
IN ''..m'nt will b. one Of unusual interest ne
10 addition 90 ne above mentioned slI,e.so.
?. Is eNp'c'el dat'hc Rev. Ro5,nJ J. Brackin.
'''s' y late Of Baltimore. win b, imam.
SHi't''eth Pin rpal of ne Inegtt,,o. AMI
,lat tha Rev Miuh.w Brown. J. d ,,
ht, pr'.t-t over is inter rs. for NOR. n,,n
twenty ga viii Gnlly take lrsv. If I'
Trustees, Faulty and Stud ufs Of III. "a
a -"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

"ooL.-Ihc present tariff provides that
wool under seven cents per pound shall bc
admitted at five per cent. al valorcm. The
English dealers have gone into the Buenos
Ayres market and put all that description of
wool up to % cts per pound, bought it, and
shipping it TO thiscountry, sworniti II through
The Custom House as costing less than Z cts.
then put price enough ON to pay the expense
OF English perjury thus driving the Americans
out OF that mlrket and having the whole
trade IN that wool to themselves. A pretty
strong game, that; but seizure has been made
of IT in Lowell, and we trust the game will be
stopped.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

NAPOR BATHS.-R. Hamilton is manu-
featuring a vapor bath chair which suits our
views OF the article TO a Y. We have never
entertained a doubt but that the most of out
diseases found their origin in the want of ac.
ton IN the skin, and checrlully recommend
the vapor bath.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

ID. BRAVO. ut the Commercial News and
Vending Rooms, opposite the ST. Charles and
%Nerandd Hotels. is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for it or orders
for n-w subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

AGoOD DoG.-A little child b,longing to
Mr. Clarke OF the fremont House, Water street,
going on tile wharf OF Sunday last fell in the
river and would have been drowned had not a
large dog that accompanied it plunged in and
dragged II ashore. The service of the noble
animal did not end here. He followedhi
charge homewarl, ana saw it safe in the arms
o'i's parents before he would ~relinquish it.