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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
FROM TExAs.-A letter received

FROM TEXAS.-A letter received in
Washington. says the In~telligcncsr, from a
gentleman now at Corpus Chisti, ION the Yves
tern boundry Of Texas says:
There is not a word of news here. Every
thing is quiet ON the Rio Grande.
'Gen. Arista has written to a citizen of this
place that lac (Arista) has been appointed by
The Government of Mexico 10 treat respecting
the boundary, &c.
"Blt of thu truth of this YOU probably
know more than is known here
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
RETRIEVE dF TUE ANTI.RENT CON.

NlCTS.-An Albany correspondent of d New
York paper sta Is that a cabinet council has
been held in thstcity to take into considera-
ton the case of oConnor and Van Stecnburg.
the two aiiti-reners under sentence Of death
in Delaware Co. Or numbering Sheriff Steele.
He says: 1.-The B;rn- burners voted for the ex-
%eoution, while thu Hunkers voted To commute
their sentence to Imprisonment for life. The
latter being in TN majority, the liveso of these
two men will %e spared. and the Governor
immediately ISSUED his order TO the Sheriff of
Delaware county 70 that effect. The decision
is almost university approved" Ii such "a
determination has sheen formed BY the Cover
nor and his advisi K ministers, and The deci-
sion i universally approved, the citizens of
that State ought not Ia complain if more riot.
resistance - law, and murder of public OFF,
GERS, should occur Gs such mistaken clcmency
is very likely TO poduec.
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CRAvATS AND SCARFS.
Doc.oR DpNcANsExpEcTaRANr REM.

DECOR DuNcANS EXpECTIRANT REM.
hDf fOR CONsuMPI ZION. Cough. &r.-
WhaleNef will have u tendency 10 muI.nir sui. r.
'"". "hi remove any one ~ a par ~ The disease.
""'c" n'e ""w prrralen ~ HE Uuird ) a,cs. Is
""'l q rT"h' u cssti'e la maDkind wheu - ne Iicnl
prelauiiur has ,ern med md iuo.d IL, ,.r.css H..
'H"r " heal AUD rnIe 'isense. u Is az act f i'm.
p'f'iI,e in'i're aud hcheyulcnce wiIrh we owe 10
'nr ! low beings mn! The world Ia make \, known.
We have made use al DIR Duncan's EIpec,nr,nl
kennedy IN oar family, and believe II Ia he among
zoe very beSi "i HE many med cal weparaiInus, Ia
Irn"ye Corghs. Colds. Spiling ~ Bluud, &C.. now n
practical use. 4 AVERY
CoShucI u. Sept 3. 1915,
For sale by J Il & Il b MARSH. Min Street,
Wheeling. Va, nav "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
MONEY MARKET.-The New York Tri


The Banks are not getting all the paper
they want, and tor A. No. | signatures rat S
are more easy at these institutions. There is
also a steady influx OF capital to Wall street.
from other sections of the country. and upon
good security rates of interest app ,ar likely
TO 60 still lower, unless Congress, BY indis-
crete legislation, kicks over the bucket of
prosperity which il now presented to this
country. Good street paper can now BE- done
at D per cent. and stock loans of the best char
acter at something of.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
NAVAL APPRENTICESHIP SYSTEM

We are gra,ined to see the following anmun.
citation in the Washington Union:
We see it stated in several journals, that
the Secretary oil the Navy has ordered the
naval apprentice system To be- Immediately
discontinued. This is wholly a mistake. No
such order has been given, and none such is
IN contcmI lation.
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coLroNs LlFE on cLAY.-

CoLroNS LIFE or CLAY.-We have
y-egiyed specimen sheet Of this much look.
cd fos publication. We can give it no greater
prlis, wtcn we say that It's typographical ap.
pcaranc, il worthy Of the high character Of
the work. the high expectations that have
unod # which are fully realized in tho spe-
e. al re- ne.
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INK

We are using Buffers writing Ink. for sale
BY J. MELLoR OH Union street, and we find il
a very superior article which we recommend
to those in the use of writing LAX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

The Louisiana Volunteers, under the com
mand OF Captain Formo, nave returned home
TO New Orleans from Aransas Bay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

The New Orleans Bee" comes to us in a
new and handsome dress, much improved in
appearance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
JUST RECEIVED.

4 T. % oi Buffers superior Premium
IA OIL Paste Blacki' g. warranted not TO mould
~ become dry and hard IN any reasonable n me.
'1""l ~ quality To Masomso r any other manulac-
iurets E"s. Nesl. Nnr,h ~ ) nth.
AS" Bu'ler's Prem um Wriing Inks, put up in
Eastern style and FULLY equal in poiu, u ilnlduy or
any other "qniri'e Oi a eonl LUX This ar.
SCI" is intend d expressly for Bank aud insurance
oiIir"s, Bntk Keepers e.. All oi The above 10 put
"p :" = Il. ~. 5 ~, pint oud quart butil,s, aud
sold at m1nuiac;urers prices, by The doz-n or gross.
10y J MELLOR. Union 81.
h"v22 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

The attention of the reader is invited 10 the
advertisement of Mr.. w. 7. Selby. in another
column. The stock Of goods he usually keeps
is well known, the adver,is. men, tells the
balance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

~ wv PUBLiCATIONS.-The Anctionn AL.
m'nac a"d Rep sn"fy ot Useful KniwIedge
lf 1916; The london Mrdical Student. Ly Puucb:
IbIcfs' Isle e Napoleon. Par s; DAu,igr., "a
"ft"' Reiorrn'I"n, n'ulged by The Rev Edward
Dn'inn; The PniInt Cvciopcdn aud Christian Min
i.iefs C"mpanion, Physiology Tor Schools. Ivy Ds
C"nie'; wnh q general supp.v " S. horI R,oks ihis
DAY received by JOHN J lIASwELL.
nov 10 vLa,Iau
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go ahead and they would back HIM. and Upon
this Capt. Ludlow. 5 'eing there WAS adspo-
sition 10 mutiny, ven below, loaded u gun.
returned on deck, aud summoning the crew,
directed oil that were him ~ come ait.
Til mate and second mate, thrse boat
s errcrs snd three torcmast men imlne-
dia,,ly joined the captain. who then stepped
Oh the larboard side, in front of the prisoners,
and told them not 10 CONE abait the main
mast. He repeated th,s order several times,
at the same tim. keeping the gun pointed to-
wards them. Hoffman ileld the puinpbrakc
i'll his hand, and another OF the prisoners u
marlin spike. The captain continued &c
warn them not TO come more forward, aud
some Of the prisoners opened their shirt bo.
soms,& told him to lire, and that he could no,
kill more than one man. They still contiu.
ued to press on toward the captain. Curti.
was foremost, and dared him TO lire, which
the captain at last did, and killed him on tn,
spot. Captain l.. is said TO be- a very exem
plary man. OF good morals and religious char
act,r. and ii Is said that prior 10 dischargin,
the gun, he called upon the men to obscrv'
that he was perfectly collected and was onl,
firing III self defence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

H1iCTOiIAL BlBLE-No AZ Hauer,' P,es.
n RAJ BIhie; subscriber. who wi,, IL hive the
N's "o'nPt'c md better IN n,dialely and get their
'"rk Nos, or they viii l. SO heir chance &c seiung
men, ns | 10 end H. reluTn ali . The numbers on
'Shh u uol called tur suon, NJ Tie bookstore uf
nov 81 w J ROBB. cor Main a. Uniun Sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

imE is M0NEY.-Jus, received by he
snh.cuh"f, a ."p'rfr lI of Jcmmc's No |
u n.s Ei0cks, Ruscp col and Mahogany c,.es nj,
v'fv hne finish, ard warranted Ia keep go d lime
Cal and s'c 'hrm II Von want q 20 Il tine niece
Al'"n sni cucr ioI Of FIRE Creckcrs and Torpednc.
"a hard. Vnutty g. d. md TOYS ol slmos, ey,rv
d's'nIiioU, constantly on hand aud hf sale low L.,
} MELLOR. Uuion 81.
NV - Wee inc. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

BlpN'IlrT,S, COrGnS c~ONsUNfPTfoN
IT, ns1nfs lie anuUrli, Nuh he n inyc d,.e,...
> rs Esprc"'f'nt "cser Eii. iu ,e'uvr, ,ni rs,
M r"u' tn'e, NJ . 80 "f rep T.. ~ 90. a.,c.
F"f'He b. d CEUNBtCKER, M.n $
'''"H V" ~, OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

q NV NOVELS! NEW NOVELIST Thc Mer.
~ 'hun'- Daughter by Miss P,,keii Z; Amnurv
~ Ah"im Duma-; Ohly n Fiddler nnI o Il; Three
Nign'S "a "a Liisiimc, The Naval Oilirrr or the Pi.
nI"'s Cove; An'h"r'> Diustrrr. The Slave Of tho
"I"" ar 'he siolen lie.r. C,",.s 81 Bi.rne,; just
''d ~ w J ROBES.
h"N ~ cor Main & Union So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
LIhUT! LIGUT,

HERE = J'-i 'p'n ned ~ NJ " y SWE N VS.
(N"s I'D 9 NJ Brue S.A on n..,nr,,, :,
SIDE NI'"u" md inbe Lord Lamps from Tho
''''if"eI mnpriacisV ~ G. rnclms a. Ca. Pbii..
H"'rIin They are So ttr'e Gr sure. mad dn.t.
wr'' burn Lafd - o.. ard me- nncou.iloJ o.,
,'"' nd ,c""mv IT, putlic ore tc,, mn ~.
''"s H0y ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
THE Bug WATCH
is BOUND TO FLOURISH -

M HAND fnd lr sale. a goal n,s simen, of
~ watches Oi The best makes; Jewelfy in every
variety; Silver Spoons warranted ,anal 10 coin
SPeciarIes OF all kinds. Watch Tools and Materials:
n"lcfy' Ierumey tomts. Brushes. Rnz,r Srrups,
nhlanih Ware, LAID L'mps. aud n general variety
OF Farcy Goods all 81 which viii lie sid q, The
lowest prices for Cash, ~ the $ gn of tie Big Watch,
a"d SPeciacles. (nov i9) a o FAlRCulLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
THE WAY TO SETTLE THE OREGON
QUESTION.

The Washington Union of Monday, in an
article explaining its course upon the Oregon
question, shadows forth what will probabl,
be recommended TO Congress by the Presi.
dent, III regard to hat territory. II saws
Ii seems 10 us that this view of our past
unsuccessful efforts at compromise is full oi
instruction To-. the future. II we wish to set.
tie the Oregon question peaccably, let us set.
tie II sCasonably; ana. To that end, let us show
that we are III earnest about, and united upon
IL. Protocols alone, though they shOuld COY.
or ream upon Team oi paper, wtl not do this.
we must do dy to'5 for oar ~citizec. i'm Ore.
gon, at least as much as Great Britain has
done Tor her subjects there. We must. a.
we have said before, recognize them. protec.
theln; establish communication with them,
anu extend TO them a participation of our "
re republican government We mast or
gdnh' a government over tn American ci5.
n'ns west ol The Rocky mpantsins. nll tn s
protect th.m and thus bind them To US. In
addition To- iils IL Is III dictate ak. OF a
Wis and Of peaceful spirit, to give 10 e.i.
gr"it'H 10 OTtgOI proper encourdg m,nt.-
An lnjl1n az nty thcr"-a mail cOn!nmi.a.
ilon-d liue OF plpck-hoSscs protecting and
securing the Oregon rOutc-ddi itiOnlI dra-
goons, II necessary to p.otect them from the
indians; oil III s. measures, and other meas.
ures OF protection; such as these, are indis.
pensable, and should not be longer DELAYED.
They have been DELAYED TOO long already
la one word, our d lomacy has already de.
monstrdted that we are the dghtiul owners OF
That soil. Our legislation should no,0 show
That il believes what our diplomacy has ali
along asserted and proved. Let our ~l.gisls.
ton do this in moderation. at once and firm
~, aud Oregon ia oursn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

, 20 TIE LADIES.-J q r HORN
800 u nave In~t e,rN,d % inii n.snt men,
90 Laced. Emh".s'd. Glt edged md MAN French
rae F"'-.' f'ed. L'"rd aud plum V sung Cards
'"'' 'm'".,' a." Gam \"'e nid Lcucf r. vel.
Z - Work u ~. ". 81. together with n ,,c.,
go" y rrei' lungs. winch nus, he seen IN bc .r,,e.
co - at fh' Var '' Store on Monroe ST. No, "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24
SELLENG Or AT Gust.
NETERMINING 10 close onr my present sock
~ nic"sI AID expenses. Ladies' can speculare IN
IArTES, WEAR.

Super tfehrlI. Eug ash ini Sr.,tri, CasnIn, 70,
al ne newest patterns. SI.ls $. i pacas. Bpmir z mes,
I"uis>ie"ue,. Msunoes; French. Eng sh and D,
me't. Chm z-r ard Penis several hunirrd plcc. I,
S""'ch. Manchester uni American Giurhaius ~,
e"'ni vau'i Ribbons. Flowers. SILK mud Nohntr
+ unsrs, G'mIs aud ",her trnnnungs-a large st.rL
- t"is's. C"ried SkirS. We sh Finuu.,;G 4 Twtsl
Z" i'H aud VOL r npn,i y IL cham aud rcn.m,
N''sh pauzr Flannel; Linen eamhric iiikis a vrn
"'se "h' d'sifhhie ass"fIre,t; Luueu Can.hric
} t"nrl. SwI>s sud Scotch Aluii and E,nk Ai,siu.s
C%ruhrcs, PLAN, e ui-d and ilaIi. Lug Lawns ma
al "'hrr sucli White r~..rs--rh,e Laccs ana,
fhs"ss LSe and C"lInn d,; J comet AID SArs,
f'PrgN ai1' Ii,SrTiihE :. the very htsi as,ntmeni
SHAW Is :urct Tu,L,rn. Cas- mere Th,bci
Woe. tnhti ii PLAN. Mousin de- LON. d.,
tfe"'h Mcrun" dn super h;ark rmbid C'uih. Tn
ie' .'""l nd Al "ru Shawi-; a g,eai ,,r-l, u
NJ nnhte Shawi>-ni"a arg, cot q" . i.rcd.pa
ava 'Hhd dp. Boob , CuIul Bro Ia an uh.
!" dr"m and uw rr,"ci SnwL NJ. SUPER
BiN'K AND FANCY COLDRED FKnNCI
CtOIi!S 20 CiOAKS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
'FN'' = " """ . Geo. - ..a"d, see zee. rimcut
Is meets Veiv"'-. :, H. p"i lowe, Ftcurt
u .die- N"'brsl C.i.- e. im u,s aud Cola
"'" $ m s""!i fa'J hiYh ,o!w,d ru,.n II.
L''.'s Sec cai,ten; suI.I Llch bee. VS., wm.
''l ~ s""d ga" : t"r "iIi'r o.: Gw E.,uc Ell.
"t Ss'rd'r ~ Br,s nc lrhY. u Gu an
Nhh. -, A'Y'rr. Men -. Wars ti, I.nt'
""I'' "S''n"'" t""Dn am t.Hmtuimn II -.
= ! "s ass" it''s or La j.. Mise. nrG ca,
dfr"'a oGt"i" u nt. ar ciIi.rr GLDVES-
vs. or Il ""d q i"f.d e.. Il .r, aui 3. h.. sud
y '"'rf". N''f n". CoHnu. r lea. N-u. = ola, aid
rv"'v her 81 q ip' II ~ h. nn,I-. Lr I.aI.s
N''~'s'"d 'h'td re' "a .'g mad mp, h ,,mk 10.
:" ""' ""he "ff variety "a q "dS "r Lsdne and
Ch 'deo's yea. w T. SE.BY.
nov "a Corner MINI N,t. -
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snid courts will attend Ia full ur,form wi,h sido
arms. BY orderOf Col B + KELLY.
nov 81 a GLENN. Adjuiant.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
WILL KENT my Sure House in the Spring
10 . good tenant on very desirable terms. and ir
desired vii reni The dwelling house n,joining it,
WIN me Store House. w Il SELBY.
nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

n correspondent of the New Orleans Pic
ayune, writing from the camp of the Army
Of Observation, in Texas, asserts that part
Of the troops here hare not received one cent
Of pay for sir months, nor is there the slight.
est indication Of un intention TO pay them for
the future"
Under date Of 81 instant the same writer
says
A detachment OF HAYS men and of the 81
Dragons came into Corpus Christi on the I'd,
from San Antonio (where one company of I'd
DraSoons, under command of Major Fauntle-
roy Is stationed, with a wagon train for provi-
sions. They report the troops there healthy,
as also the line companies of the ID Dragons
at Austin under Major Bell. Some OF the
Camanches and Wakoes have been commit
ting depredations in the vicinity of Austin ,
and IL Is the opinion of some al Austin that
more troops will be required there. The COM
mand with provisions will return in a few
days.
Capt. Saunders, of the Engineer Corps no
went out some days since ON a reconnaissance
returned last night. With a commend OF %
loot and % horSemen, he took a direction s.
w. about 40 miles, then S. about 81 miles.
which brought him within about 20 miles OF
Mltamoras. He reports plenty of wood and
water throughout the line, and "A country over
which an army could march with little diff
Guilty, an that tn praC,icdbilitj of reaching
Alltalnoras, should anybody want to 20 there,
IS established beyond Il doubt.
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CITY OF wntEIING

tTTY IF VIII Fl
CLEKR's OrrIcE Nov 10 SIS
NE Sergeant" at 'ie',y l,avng ihis day II al
E wu, Ine u nniitc that H." has revoked lhe
p"nh'eut al Imrs Gov, n ne al hs ,cpu les.
D do hereby make kinvn s,c!, =, mnvgi. ia puru-
''' al i,t ar IpaHr- ar srch case made aud pro-
'"d JAMES = WHEAT. CLERK
nv2l
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CURIOUS CASE OF FORGERY.

An action was tried at Sal,m, last week,
the incidents of which were somewhul rcma :
kable. Suit was l~oush, on d probate bond,
against one OF the s%uriIies, the principal being
dead. The defence was that the signatures OF
the defendant and his co-suTety, as well as OF
the subscribing witnesses, were iurgcrias: and
had been falsely appended By the deceased
principal. who was the nephew OF the ~sureiies
and cousin TO one OF the witnesses, the other
being the husband of that witness.
The two witnesses swore that their names.
appended to the bond, were not written by
them. though the resemblance was perfect;
and IT Was proved that the deceased principal
was skiliul in the imitation of other peoples
writing. 1t appeared, however, that the wit
nesses had signed two papers, about the time
when the bond Was dated. but these papers
they understood To be wills.
On the whole the evidence was very con.
f%iicting, but the jury found FOR the plaintiff,
thus establishing the validity of the bond
The case had been tried two or three times
before, but the %juries could not agree.
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HAREETY

Pinid Cioakings AMI iInInss; Cloak Gods and
! 'Ss"ir' Merin', L1m's VOL. Silk aud Coio,
. h''s AMI Drawers. 81 mo ui which are vsry snpe.
ri"r. Rch iisii $ 'in. bIark S,tin aud SILK Aipa-
ca. NierIuo nnj aladr"s Scnris aud Cr,vais. Sucks
ahd Shifi Collars; Six aud Linen Pvck"I iIdkS
Merin". ) X. cnii"n and L.atnhs Wuol Half Hose.
ltm"nr whic', are 40 pairs ,aIIs home kutI) Esua
s'Ier bin, Fen u Beaver, Ktd. Moun". SIX. Der.
u" AMI C,tton Cows. Super lrrh Linens and
best Lug Cloth Cuttn Shiun IS. SuspeIders.
C"ui"'is aud II c niplele ass fluent al 1'nilvt,'
Trimmings. w II Sci BY.
hnv ~ Gunner Main \ Ma son 5 =.
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Tho examination Of tic Mulineers Of the
barquc Oscar IS now proceeding in New York,
The Commercial Advertiser gives the follow.
Ing buei history Of the matter
The mutiny appeared togrow out NJ drunk.
enncss on the part Of The crew. who had man.
aged 90 smdggle ON board six bottles of rnm
duhl2 ihe captains absence. while the vessel
wa lying on The coast of Brazil, on the 18th
OF August. tn" captain went on s.,o,o AID
shortly alter two Of the three prisoners s,rin.
drd themselves tn swim ashore. contnrv e,
the mates repeated orders. The can,sin
when returning, pickett up one Off pris,ne,s
and brought him hack to the yessoI c.,
l.. rcpnmanlcd the mrn for their ro;scnn.
duct, and ordered them 70 ~ below. One ~
the prisoners, however, continued IN tall ~
bout 1t, and went of grumbling and "iswing1
Baker and Curtis (thc man shot told lin
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TILE WHITE BASlS-MONEY AND TIL
RIGHTS OF MAN.

We copy the following from The Petersburg
l~ntelligrnccr OF yesterday, eatire, ana we shall
expect our friends of that paper to do like
wi'e by our briei commentary, if they make any
response at all:-Rtch. " e
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Robbins jumrcl at him; and was digging into
him lr.mcndOusly.- when Lieutenant SJulon.
having recovered from the swoon into which
the report of ROBBINS gun had thrown him.
and who had not been touched, arose to his
{ ct, and taking in The " hole matter at amo.
ment. took TO his ieetas hard as he could pat
it down, being anxious just at that time to be
on board La Belle Poule.
But fate did not favor him: for Robbins
was in the act OF getting of Major Rush, who
had Just halloed, when he laid his ewes upon
the retreating Lieutenant. SEEING a gun
which was lying On the ground, he started
after him "a little OF the fastest, followed BY
Major Rush and all the Frenchmen. When
getting within about seventy yards of the
Lieutenant, and concluding that this was a
good time 10 bring him, drew u bead
and sure enough brought him. On getting
up TO him, they found that at the last fire
Robbins had lodged ten "whistlers" in the
Frenchman's legs, who, having received some
lus,y kicks from Robbins. by way ofintercst,
was borne in great haste on board La Belle
Poule.
Thus ended the EAST Duel which has
caused many a hearty laugh in the goodly
city Of Pensacola.
The VERY You've Us.
1t is needless TO add that all the names used
are fictitious.
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ACCOKDIONS! ACCORpIONS!
4 fEW f"uch a"I q rmun Ar.,d,m- Of
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

a SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER OF CON-.
SUMPTION!-LeI not those complain Of heinz
hIien by n reptile which they have cherished Ia
maturity IN their hosoms when hey might hive
Crushed ~ ~ The crg. Now. " We rai! n s'iyht
c"ld Tho egg. and pleuu y. - Il ,6mnuou 81 The
i"ng-, asthma a"d ron-um I,Iun The vcnomrus rem
l'e. the matter viii hc more Ihan c.rTertI, f,nt,L.
There "r many ways IN wtirh ihis er, mn, ~.
drI"sii'd and haichcd. Gong suddenly. 4 ehh,
c nj !rtn ~ h"a'ci 'n'p u cold uim8-lhere; rsnact
ailv " ynn can coi,itvr iu lac ~ - IA c ~ uerswrn
ii"r. siiug "r siaiding ~ n dtaugii. hONevcr
sigh u is the breath 81 deeil, tender. and lricu
WI. HE ynpor Of The gave. Living ~ dimp bcI.
hf here his cold arms -tinJi ,mitacr ypJ-r,ni,n.
Wing III wei %ci"thing. and n'giecting wet feet
Those mud n bundled oIher., are : m of the rn,s
~ which van ~ y s'"wiv. im~peteeptrlv, tint su,o
" cherish The creature ,hai fhnli NJ Inst c,e,p IN.
evrcah'y inward, and tie coii,d lbou, your ycr-
yti,'s.
Aicnl 20 'h 6-"o uneven n sligt, old is ~
s1.Iii rn'rT - lie ira 1t'ntk ne WTSJ'ARS
BAI~AN OF WILD CHERRY hissn,e f., co,e.
sd Il : die "miv teiurd, ,"u r,n rlure rcff-ci rrn
r l"rr" a. II e nre.css ttir rtuiut I. d....se
'"A 49, 'phl cr''rI"s 10. = r sale by u, !
thUNBi'KEH 10 Vim -; ais, n, PRYOR 4
PNrLi IGi H" IS Wee mg.V, ,ov2i
FtNiAiE q NUrY-CU. PAHiE neglect
- h~ cen "h. c'vtd Dol, ,i.iets Gom II . ne,
e nn'rr- ~ VET ~ hv rer''s u The irsi culuya.
I'D taste Va his hat ~ 10, country q. here - l,,g,,
"a St i'nt 9 hrnuir AMI excellence H,nt IA th,.
G" VT wire Ire - .~ri,r. Ifes maker md
miilinrf 'T engaged 90 atotnu & 'ni'nra. ,st rut
To- n1". Que r"n a. prlrs aims tuiailv osolrc,et
60 Tie i'ir ~ ~ "l"u d. the ra,pgcs - di.e 81,
nv ""'I" he dr."n p i"tm 81 thr fnr aur tc,ur.
'i ard 't"ngh r. - r~i To- b ,pif ara n cot IA, -.
HDNng I"ri swhirh NICE nd rnsd r,,it be,I.. CI
"t rnd nSef atnIn fc'nru To- iiiet 10 ~ nj h,oo,,
u h''nrf " " q. ~ my prom. more espc,II,
% ,'dY r' "'th'si % mn'h neg erI p itr piof
a'tye' fuirz rru. ~ eva ne nl,.,.,i
\ - S'ib 10 " street. 1j asking tf d. J.,D..
II-.f T".', Which WiH cErIy ic,uoc ttc NO
.''n f''rd rnn ~ emaie bermy.
Of 'sodn. a'of 'w"lo con rlc'e lie crow nins
pO'w ~ q ni'e tea -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-24

THIRD ARRIVAL THIS SEASON.
NE 1CAlsLAM has ibIs day reed Innn The East
I've aI"ihrr lnrge and sVlcnd ~ stock Of CIn,I,
u"d Fur Cars. among which will be found eye,vr
pn"''y nj style IN vogue. No IFS Main 81.
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