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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
DaiID TlmGS.
THURSDAY. NOV 20, isss.
OCY- We were much gratified to see

Oy. We were rauch g~ratified 10 See that
the attention paid TO the remains of Capt.
Reid, whose demise we noticed yesterday, BY
our citizens, was worthy vi their character for
hind and hospitable feeling. Everything was
done BY che liberal proprictors OF the L. s.
Hotel in respect to his memory that could b.
done; and his remains were followed 10 the
grave BY a large number of our citizens, among
whom the melancholy incident caused a deep
sensation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

-es rare medicinal virtues, is universally ronceded
ipf there is scarcely n family in our land that Dies
n"' use u IN simple form. and no lenefued by lis
use. The Balsnin Of Wild Cherry is pref nred Ivy The
cclebToIed Dr. WIsiar of Pbi'odeIphia, from The ex,
tract 81 the "Prunus VrginiaDn.' (WiIJ Cbeuy0 in
a highly concentrated slate. with other powerful
medicinal gents, ihot nre equally celebrated for
ihe't soothing. healing and strengthening Influence
upon The lungs Fur tho relief of pulmonary com.
plants Ihs compound is certainly superior 10 all
o'hers "n'' which we have been acquainted. nnd
we earnestly recommend Inc effected IN make rfi,I
., ms 'I'icle. For sn'c nv DfJ CRUMBACKER.
l73 Mnin s.; nlso by PRYOR A. PAUL Iei
"''N'' o. "hceIIng' Va. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
MORMON oRAToRY.-Tbe Morn

MORMON ORATORY .-The Mormon
church, like other churches, is fated 10 have
its discussions, and quite as many of them as
any other. a veritable brother of the late Joe
Smith, is ~disputing the Legitimacy of the
TWELVE, who have taken the rule at Nauvoo.
he has been lecturing to audiences at ST. Louis
and paints the abuses ofsuch latter day saints
as now lord it over the church, i'm native
colors: The Reveille gives the following as
a specimen of his peculiar oratory:-
''Sez 10 brigham Young, seq ,"How is it
agolng to be about the young Joseph, who
should in right be the head of the church. as
his father and his family nave stood the brunt
OF the storml' SEE he, seq Brigham Young,
II we go TO preachin' young Joseph now,
these enemies on our borders will shoot the
young prophet as they did his father; and so
they Sot the head of the church aside, and ever
since 1t amt bin a gittin' along at all!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

sometimes ombitiously perched ON the sum
init oil u bar. | write by suatchcs ben | hap
pen to be able to chase up my ink-stand and
keep it within reach u moment, and all the
while among a hundred passengers who hll
the air with noises more various than were
heard in Prospcro's magical island. If you
publish any part oil my letters BE- sure tina, it
'sa part Uorfh publishing il YOU can find that
part! am not going to starch up these
has,y epistles so that they would stand on end
with digni,y-ior YOU nor your gentle readers
neither.
You must look AT the p~ost-mark to learn my
whereabouts when the letter is mailed.
Z. S-Smithland-l2 NJ. Nov. lltl,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
INTERESTING TOUR.

A friend has furnished US with the follow
ing notes of the journey OF Archibald Melon
aid, Esq, from the Columbia River TO this
province. He was Chief Factor TO the Hud-
son Bay Company, and was accompanied by
his wife and eight children. On the 23d OF
September, in last year, the party left Fort
Caldwell, on the Columbia, 500 miles distant
from the Pacific. On the 10th of October
they arrived at Roat Encampmcnt, near the
head OF navigation, 500 miles. They then
crossed over TO the head of McKenzie's River
the great northern outlet, that discharges
into the Frozen Ocean-whcre they arrived on
the 18th. On the 18th of November they a
gain embarked, but being frozen in, they were
obliged to take dogs and sleighs for Fort Asin-
iboc, where they arrived the 4th Of December
,-l9O miles. On the 10th they arrived at
Fort Edmunton, on the Saskatchewan River
100 miles-wherc the whole party remained
until the 9th of June. The last named river
flows into the Nelson river, which discharges
into the Hudson Bay. Leaving their winter
quarters, they proceeded to Fort Garry, Red
River settlement-600 miles. Arrived at Fort
Alexander, at the mouth of the Winnipeg Riv-
er, 6Omiles, on the first of August; aud at Lac
la Plean, (Rainy Lake, on the l7th-2OO
niles. Passing through the Lake of the
Woods, they crossed the 10th degree of north
latitude, (the American boundary over AZ
portages, they arrived at Fort William, on
Lake Superior, on the first of September-2OO
miles. Over the Grand Portage. Mill Lacky,
or One Thousand Lakes. (whcre about half way
the water descends into the st. Lawrence. !
and traversing Lake Superior i'm boats, they ar.
rived at Sault st. Mary on the 9th of Sepiem-
ber-making in all 1850 miles. Mrs. Nc
Donald was confined on the way, and they
had the misfortune to lose three of their chill
dren by death-thus reducing the number 10
six. In this extensive region fine fields of dis
coyery offer TO the enterprising traveller.
The most interesting objects seen in the
Journey was a lake called the Council Punch
Bowl, and Mounts Hooker and Brown, i'm To-
titudc 81 north. The first is 1000 feet above
the level OF the ocean, and out of one side q
stream flows which discharges in the Column
bia, and so into the Pacific, and from the
other side one that empties into McKcnzie's
River and 30 on into tho Frozen Ocean. Above
this lake two mountains shoot their towering
plnnacles 10000 feet above the ocean level
higher than Mount Blanc, the Hottest i'm Eu-
rope. The name ofMount Brown is connect
cd with the travels of one whose fate i'm the
Sandwich Islands, renders his visit and ascent
OF 1t a matter OF melancholy interest. The
other was assembled TO the height of 1000 feet
by David Douglas, celebrated for his skill in
botany (higher than reached by any other in
dividuai,) who gave it the name of his patron
and employer, Professor Hooker of Glasgow.
both covered with perpetual snowy Ca
hdrineS, &. W. Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
a OF DIR. PEYTON

The news of the death of DR.. JosrpH II.
PEYroN. the member elect from this district
IN Congress, was received here on Wednes-
day night, and more recent accounts confirm
the melancholy intelligence.
DIR. Pcyton had served in the Senate of the
State Legislature with an ability which gave
assurance of success and distinction should he
be called TO a higher station, and this eapec-
taton was fully realized, when, i'm lS45, he
was elected to Congress from this district
Bold and independent, but, at the same time,
respectful and concilitatory, h. had already
much influence with both partiesin
the House OF Representatives, and a long
career OF public usefulness appeared TO be laid
open before him-lrom which, however. he
has been thus snatchcd BY the decree of a
providence, whose designs are inscrutable,
and before whom all should bow in humble
resignation and submit, sion.
We knew DIR. Peyton we'll. He was the
very soul OF Observation-Disclosures and highmind-
and, by his death, his district and the
country have not'oily sustained a pubic loss,
but a vacuum has beer. created among q large
circle of private friends which it will BE- diff
cult TO 6ll.-Nash. Banner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
DIR WINANs,.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE {:

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE:
BEING A SURE REMEDl 81
CONSUMPTION IN all It's various iorms. Coins.
~ A,TuMA. BRoNcuiris. CROUP. Whe,p,nr
C"'gh. Sp,ninS Of Blood, Difficulty If B,eatii.g.
Pains IN he SIDE aud Breast, Ldasnsa, LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c.
The medical roperiies Of DR. winans baisnm OF
Wild Cherry nre fully established in every section
o' The country by ) ssu'ce,s IN curing the most IN.
veiero'e cues Of he foregoing class OF diseases.
In utmost every instance Where II has been per.
severed in, b, has 'f,tied a radical cure. Although
IN mnny eases this Balsam will alpri in mediate
rciiei. or. al least. effect u gfeui change in n Esw
days. sill 1t cannot he expected To work Miracles
by curing all ~ So short n time, or To restore beulth
10 a irlme ih.i has been a rey To foil disease for
years.
Besides. there nre So many sin gcs Of Tho sntnS J1..
case, that II, Is impossible for any physician In De.
Iermine The qganuiy oi medicine required Ia crn,li.
cute ~. ii fTtreni periods aud forms u qnirine vary
ing qnnniiiies; hence, IN ~nme cases. a single bottle
is sufficient. while Others will nquiIe three or four
10 pr duce the ZANE effect.
All we nsk Of the pa'i, nj. is TO give our medicine
q lair ifial. and he nay rest assured ihul IL viii be-
productive OF The most beneficial results
Patients. in hiking thu ~ ejicinr.n need not restrict
themselves ms regards diet. except avoiding the
mnsi ind Igesiiblc ailclcs of iood Us sailed
aud smoked meat, c%nhbages. onions. cucumbcrs &c.
They should pny proper attention III OF their dress
is warm. nnd avoid exposing themselves To The in
clemcncies Of The weather; be careful not 10 over
exercise.
Frequent hahing III n warm bath. and the use Of
a hni glove for rubbing The ntsh before going tu.
bed. VIII nd the medicine is lis fleets.
The h'wels should be kept open with some gen.
lie medicine. such ss d. WInon's Poor Min's
PWs, which will be found much superior 10 any
pnreatNe Thlls NOW IN use. and will slso aid this
Boisam IN all affections of he liver.
For sale wholesale mud retail by
u IIORNBROOK. Munroe ST..
nov ~ iy Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

We mentioned a.day or two ago that OLE
BULL had been arrested in this city, at the suit
OF Mr.. w. +. BURTON, for non-fulflment of
contract. Tn u. S. Gazette of Saturday gives
a statement of the circumstances which led
to the arrest. 1t appears that a contract was
made by an agent oil Ole Bull with Mr.. VIM.
f. Burton for Ole Bull to play four nights at
the Arch Street Theatre, Mr.. Burton agreeing
on his part to furnish a full and competent
orchestra 10 accompany the distinguished ar
list. Ole Bull accordingly arrived in Phila-
deipi'la from Boston, bringing with him Sig
nor LA MAMMA To conduct the orchestra. On
his arrival, MIR. Burton, who could not procure
the orchestra. wished him to play with a piano
accompaniment, which he refused TO do. Thus
the matter stood for more than a year until
last week.-Bdit. Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

ltappcars by the Boston Journal that several
Of the Massachusetts towns have promptly rec
tilted the error of failing to elect representa-
tives on Monday. In RoSbury the Wings
elected all three of their candidates; the Wing
candidate for Chelsea was elected the same
day; in Beverly two Wings were chosen, and
the vacancy in Cambridge was filled the same
day BY the erection of J. S. Ladd, the regular
Wing candidate. On the second trial on
Tuesday the Wings of Springfield elected their
entire ticket by a small majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
OF VIRGINIA.

John II. Watson and Christopher Garvey,
both of ST. Louis, Commissioner for the State
OF Missouri, to take dispositions, acknowledge
ments of deeds, sc.
James w. Taylor of Cincinnati, Commits
siooner for Ohio, and William Garrett, of Tus-
~caloosa, COMMISSIONS FOR Alabama.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
COLLEGE.

We have received the Catalogue OF Wash
ington College for this year, We are gra,iiied
to perceive that the institution is in a Aour-
i,hins condition. In the several departments
there are ell students, divided as follows:
Seniors, 81, Juniors. 81, Sophomores. -,
Freshmen, IL, Select Studies, 36, Preparatory
6S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
TIMELY WARNINC - H..

TIMELY WARNING TO hose preJ,.po.eJ ,o
Consumption! The weekly records Of Death and
me vast amount that due of C~onsnmplion. should
c'nVihce "lI'haI TO time should I've lpsi IT, pfocunne
something 10 nrre.i The HYDRA headed mons,e, IN
que scnson' before IL iakcs hid NJ The iend,r m,m
bt'ncs "i The Lungs. ond cause. lh,n ia disease
rms 'me'y ca"iion may hc The means Of spaune
many irom The shadows II the Grave. and plor,no
"iihin Their reach n Remedy that Tens of Tbou-
-ah's have used hc'ofe her many who ne living
Ip"numFhIs oL.leaIih 10 he present l. ~ moi hen
o messing 10 The C~"nsomptve that there is = med
'cipe iha' viii rcmuve heir IN clion ava r,s,,,.
sound health. THIS e h. be G,und IN IA. ,m.i,
"se OF Dt Dnnran's Erpeeio'anr Remedy. n MsJ,.
cine p'ePaftd expressly for Dsea.cs a the Lung,
ano 'he pfemohilory - mprt M ri Cor Sumption =
'pOse wh"a are afflicted wih q Cosgi, Csll .Hoarse.
ness and Spfcnc.s u The Tbroni. Buncbris. Spit
''hg ct Blood PAN IN The Bieasi anJ Side, Dincul
y OF B'eaIhing &c should moi delay procuring hi
Medicine mil u ia ton laie
Fof lo by o X o MARSH, wheeling, Va
nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

O. A well dressed young gentleman at a
ball, iii whisking about the room, run his head
against a young lady. He began to apologize.
mot a word, sir" said she, lit is not hard
enough to hurt anybody"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

The Legislature of FLORIDA is to meet in
IN adjourned session ON the third Monday of
this month. The principal business to be
transacted is complete revision of the statu-
tory laws passed under the Territorial govern
ment.. The session will probably be a long
one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

A paragraph is going the rounds Of the pa
pters, to the effect that Sir David Brewster had
discovered among the papers of his father in
law, Games Macpherson, translator of Ossian, J
evidence that the author of Junius was Lach-
lau Maclean, a son ofan Irish clergyman, and
VINO wasa political writer for the London
press and was lost OH a voyage to India, with
all his papers"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

Mike Walsh, the Subteranean hero, is a.
gain before the Court of Sessions of n. York
as a candidate penetentiary honors. The in
dictment on which his title to the distinc-
ton is based, is for a libel OH Mr.. Horsepool,
a wealthy and highly respectahle citizen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

Oiptain James Mcdonald, Of ST. Louis,
passed through this city on Tuesday last. on
his wa. 10 New York. Captain Mcdonald is
a good and efficient police officer, and will no
doubt effect the object OF his visit 10 the Eas-
tern Metropolis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

,oCs-After an investigation into the causes
OF the collision on the Eastern Railroad, on
Monday evening, the Conductor and the Engi-
neer OF the upward train were found TO have
been IN fault, and Were accordingly discharg
ed from the service of the road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
VIZ we GOODS.
~ Ew GOODS JUST RECEIVED BY
l nov 10 Ii & X Is MARSH.

" ID NTfTSTI.
IMPORTANT To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
j AND OTHERS & II HORNBROOK.
would call The attention OF Merchants to The in took
Of Combs. Thread. Buttons, Cui'ery. Stationery Can.
Letter nnh Wrapping Papers, Thimbles, &c. &c;
comprising The beat assortment OF Notions and all
such articles IS may 10 wanted es q recruiting
stock. ever offered west OF The Mountains. Their
Stock Is principally purchased in New York by the
case, Of The heoviesi Importers. and will be sold q,
Tho Eastern J'bhing Prices. fH cash or approved
Barter, or To good men On short time.
RAGS, Ginseng, Fcaihtrs, Beeswox, Flax, &c,
&c, taken in Exchange.
Call aud see ihem If YOU want Bareoin.. AMI
judge for yourselves, at
d + I~IORNBROOK'S.
Wholesale & Retail Variety Merchants,
nov Monroe ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

CO Two black gentlemen distinguished
themselves in Washington last Wednesday
by a bowie knife duel, to wipe eff some stain
upon their honor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
THE MARYLAND COLLATION. socIE.

IHE MARYLAND COLLATION. SOCIE-
If held their annual meeting in the Light street
church, Baltimore on Wednesday evening
last. The Rev DrJoHNs delivered an admi,
rabie address in behalf of what he considered
one OF the most benevolent projects Of the
age. The Rev. Mr.. SLIcER also addressed the
meeting. Tn u%ntiring and talented LAT
ROBE, gave a very interesting account of the
condition and prospects of the Maryland Col
ony, the progress of which is on,pard.-
There has been nothing to lament in the past,
and the future is full ofhope to the white
aud TO the colored man; the Marylander, and
the African, the Man, and the Christian
Good has been done, and we'll done. Much
more OF good IN prospect invites activity in
the part of the friends of , olonization-o
emanciPation-and of the genuine friends OF
Tree labor We understand that the brig de-
signed as a regular trader between Baltimore
and Cape Pdlmas, will sail on her first trim.
in the course OF a few weeks, with emigrants
from Maryland.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

GS@Here lisa description Of a genuine live
Yankee, sketched by one who, from the Bat.
terry Of New York. is watching the passengers
going OH board the Boston boat. We find i,
IN the News:
See him-carpct-bag in hau Ia long. stoop.
ing, but tolcTably dressed man-vvitb = clcan
smooth shaved face and no whiskers. quietly
and %denurcly picking his way across the
street. lie has calculated his time 10 a second
nHd is IN no hurry; his hurry is over. II. has
been Operating ~ lou in the interior of this
STATE, That corpet-bag contains only a soiled
shit and a few other tribes. a bcqgar would
hardly AK him for a penny, yet his name is
good for half1 million in State street; and from
the deck OF the steamer where he now stands
he can count halfa dozen warehouses whose
Nos. are upon his rcnt-roll. The news from
the Great Britain on Nsutuckct Shoals found
hia in his counting room, and TWENTY-FIVE
Phinies thereafter he was flying. with a loco
motive shcgd, over the Western Railroad-
Wlcn at boswe. he worsbips ~ the Hollis
street church. AMI believes Dr. Picrpont inial.
liblc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
SHEETS COUNTERFEIT DBTECTOR.

n. lBBEI'TS Cvuhtersit Deterior Tor November.
~ fbe Wsodeuns Jew ipIst received. Nm Oar.
re-. by Miss Eli'n Pick, rug. aud Gr snle ny
nov Is W Rob- or Main A Union ste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
"rlIE BIG WATCH
is BOUND TO EIOIIRISH ~

I'm HAND find for saIe. a eood assortment, rs
~ Watches oi The best makes; Jewelry in every
vnHet,; Silver Spoons warranted equal Ia coin;
Sper'acles oi all kinds. Watch Tools AID Materials;
Cnilery. P~eriumery, Comls. Brushes. Raz,r Simp,,
brillania Ware. LAID Lamps, aud a general variety
OF Fancy Goods all vi which will I've cold nt The
INV est prices Tor Cash. ~ the Sign ~ the Big Watch
aud Speclacles. lnov l9l A O EAIRCHLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
From The Nsp Orleans Picayune, Non. 9.
FROM VERA CRUZ.
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FRO THE Cry o,

THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM THE CRY OF
MEXICO.
BY the arrival of the Creole, Dcsachc. mas.
ter, from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed ON the
29th ult., we have full files from the CITY of
Mexico to the 25th October, thirteen DAYS Ia.
ter than We received By the Mississippi and
Princeton.
fmong the passengers by the Creole are In.
wife and daughter OF the brave but unfortunate
Gen. Mejia. Ii will be- rccollectcd tina, Cen
M. was shot near Puebla BY order OF SANTA
Anna.
we learn verbally, that the the general i'm
preston ut Vera Cruz; when the Creole sailed
was, that oil difficulties between the United
States and Mexico were in a fair way 10 he
amicably sctled. Ii may be that Mexico NAV
yet desire the interference OF our Government
to help her out Of her difficulties will France
and perhaps with England: sirangcr thing,
have occurred. S
Ihe master Of the Creole reports that when
he sailed iron Vera Cruz. the L.. S. suuadron
mad taken ITS departure. This may be deemed
81 significance, n the above report be correct.
mat report, however, initiates nltooeiher
with The repeated declarations made i'm The
onion as to the intentionso Of our Government.
IL y not 10 b. denied. however. that the eenc.
raj impression here since the Mississippi ar.
rived land IN Vera Cruz at last accounts) has
been, that an iniorma undcrsiandin EXISTS
between the two Governments that diploma
tic relations should be resumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
CANpLEABRAsl CANpLEABKAsl

. PAIR SiSefed Buck Condleabfas
- = do Do Juiet do
2 do d. Bsnadsrs do
DO do super double light de-; ne ,,yls.
and The bsstesi sInelss ever oHsfe Juu rsesivsd
in connection viii those CHEAP LARD LAMPS.
and fi ssIc NJ Eastern mapufseIuret's p,iees. IN
j r HORNBR0CK, Menvs 81,
nov 10 WhesIlnR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

II ETTER PAPERS.-Josi reel. 81, a few
reams Of that fine French and H. glish Gill
Lentr Paper; so feams Of 6ne American Letter
Papen,M w ) ROBB'S.
nos 10 cor Main Il Union sts. q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

NEW PUBLiCATIONS.-The M rican Al.
IN mnnoc and Repository OF Useful Knowledge
or 1916; The London Medical Student. hy Punch;
rhiers' Life of Napoleon. Part S; DAnbignss
Great Reformation. abridged by Tho Rev Edward
Dalton; The Pulpit C,cl"pedia aud CHRISTIAN Min
ls'er's Comp"nion; Physiology for Schools. by DR.
Coa'e'; ~nh a general supply of School Books. this
day received by JOHN J HASVELL.
nov ~ Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

NNYELoPES, ENvELoPEs,~-Jos reeeiy.
I'll. n he soiifnI article Of Billet. Note IN n
Lenrf Enyelopes,M W. ROBES.
nov IS cor Main q Union srs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

been a most remarkable case, the witnesses
for the government Were all mistaken as to
the identity of the prisoner; a fact. as the
Judge well remarked, almost sufficient to shake
all confidence in human testimony"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

II Is sail That shawls. ae selling ia this city
az $1,000 a piece. which probably 1tis. ~suo az
ihe ldtics a hundred per crnt on their ,4onos
yaluation.'-N TIirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
BURIED ALIvE.-Thc Apolacbicol,

BURIED ALlVE-Thc Apalacbicola Ad.
y%crtiscr says that a family, with whom the
editor is intimate, desired his attendance at
the removable % the remains OF ono Of it's dccsas.
ed members. Prompted by curiosity, the lid
OF III, coffin was removed, when, TO the utter
establishment Of all present, the corpse was
found with IT'S face downwards, and i'm the
manner indlcatinga complete change in the
position OF The body. Added to this, as far as
the hands could have reached, the lining Of
the coffin was torn, ami wound into a knot.
and a considerable quantity of hair was stew,
Ell at the feet. All these circumstances. TO.
gether with the sudden and singular manner
Of his (supposrd) demise, left scarcely a sha
dow OF doubt that here was another instance
Of a too precipitate, haste 10 consigning 10 the
grave the body Of thOsc- supposed TO be- dead.