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Suited to the human constitution, and equal to the
cure of every durable Disease, will be fonnd in
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
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FENNER MMILLAN,
WHOLESALE pEALEEs IN

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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-23
SOME OF THE
Acts Of the last General Assembly.

An act limiting prosecutions against
special bail. Provides that such pros
ecutions shall be commenced
in three years after judgment a
gainst principal, and not after; and
where the right to sue out process of
execution on said judgment shall have
been suspended by writ of superscdeas,
Injunction or otherwise, the prosecution
shall! be commenced in two years after
such suspension shall have terminated;
and allowing for all judgments now
existing, two years after this act takes
effect.
An act prescribing the mode of pro-
ceed:ng in cases of colored persons
charged with or convicted of crimes as
free persons, when they are claimed
slaves. Allows persons claiming as
slaves those who are under prosecution
as free persons, by plea to assert such
claim, and the court, before the fact Of
guilt is tried, are required to order a
Jury to be impannelled to try the ques-
ton whether such colored person is or
/ is not the slave of the said person.
The attorney for the Commonwealth
is required to oe counsel for the priso-
ner. If the jury find the prisoner to
be a slave, he shall be proceeded a
gainst as such, and if necessary, may
be remanded to Jail therefor. Allows
also, persons claiming.as slaves colorcd
convicts in the Penitentiary, who
were convicted as free persons,to apply
to the Circuit Court at Richmond, on
the law side, and the said court shall
issue warrant to the keeper of the
Penitentiary to bring the prisoner be-
fore the court, at its then or next
term, with statement Of the cause Of
confinement. And the court shall in
| like manner order a jury to be impan-
nelled as aforesaid; and ifthe jury shall
find for the claimant, the court shall di-
rect the slave to be delivered to the
owner, upon his entering into bond and
security to have the slave forthcoming
TO answer prosecution for the offence
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-23

emn oath was administered by the
president ofthe assembly. The old
4 man took the oath in truthful, earnest
( manner, which LIFT no doubt of his sim
cerity, and the trial commenced
Eighteen prisoners were brought up
and answered the questions proposed
to them, but the old man never NOV
ed; and they, on their part, on perceiv-
ing the unknown man, evinced no sign
Of alarm. Atlast the nineteenth pris-
oner was introduced. Who shall
paint his horror and stupefaction at
the sight Of Gervais ! His features
grew contracted, his hair grew up,
and a sudden faintness overpowered
him, SO that the turkeys were oblig-
ed to lead him to a seat. When he
recovered little, his involuntary con-
vulsive movements seemed to- show
the poignant remorse of guilty and
tortured soul, or perhaps the hor-
rible regret of not having commit
ted a second crime, and finished his
work.
At the first word that Martel utter
ed in reply to the presidents questions,
the blind man, who, ignorant of his pre-
sence, had hitherto remained quiet and
immovable, suddenly bent forward ,
listening intently: then shrinking back
with horror and fear, cried out, 1T is he!
it is the voice that I heard on the
heights of Argenteuiln
The jaiIor led away Martel more
dead than alive, obeying in this, the
presidents order, who in You'd tone
had desired him to bring another pris-
oner. But this command was accom-
panied by sign which the jailor un-
derstood, and some minutes after, he
again introduced Martel, who was in
terrogated under false name. Fresh
questions elected fresh replies; but the
blind man, shaking his head with an
air ofincrsdibility, Immediately cried
out, NO, it is all lein'; that is the
voice which conversed with me on the
heights of Argen,euil.'
At last the horrible mystery was
cleared up; the wretched criminal,
trembling and despa;ring, stammered
out confession, which was now al
most needless, since the magistrates
were fully convinced ofthe truth which
had been wonderfully elected by the
sole witness who could declare the
crime.
The wretched man died penltent,
confessing his crime, and denouncing
the cupidity and thirst Of gold which
had led him to murder.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-23
From tho West Troy Advocate.
JOY AND GRIEF.
p o T. Il &c A L.

Oar life is as the vernal flower,
Which blooms and wi,heTs in an hour;
And all its joys are feeting too;
We scarce can taste them. ere we view
Them torn away; our life, how brief
How soon is Joy followed by Grief
The brightest hopes. prospects most fair.
Are oft but phantoms of the air;
We chase them as they onward fly,
And when we think enjoyment nigh,
Then disappointment's lurking near
Yes, Joy by Grief is followed here.
The pleasures which we much enjoy,
Are never found without alloy;
The happiest hours of mirth We know,
Are oft but harbingers Of woe;
The smile is followed by tear,
And Joy by Grief is followed here.
The friends most valued and most loved,
How soon from us are they removed!
How oft the strongest ties are torn.
And we are left alone to mourn
For those than whom none were more dear;
All! Joy and Grief are mingled here.
True pleasure, then, on earth below,
And lasting, can we never know!
Can there be found no refuge where
The troubled soul may flee from care9
No. not on earth; for hope and fear,
And Joy and Grief are mingled here.
But, oh! there is land Of peace,
Where troubles, cares, and sorrows cease;
There is rest beyond the Skies"
Although through death the passage lies:
There bliss prevails without alloy
No Grief ismingled there with Joy.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-23
From Chambers Journal.
Crime will Come to Light.

A citizen Of Lucca, named Zambel-
Il. went on business to England,
where he settled. His affairs prosper
ed greatly. At fifty years old, having
made his fortune, he felt desire to
end his days at Lucca, near brother
whom he tenderly loved. He wrote
to his family, who were delighted at
the news. Soon another letter, dated
Rouen, announced his arrival there
from England. and that he should
reach Lucca in about two months
This space OF time was requisite for
the transaction Of his business atParis,
and his journey onward; but two,
three, six months passed by, and he
arrived not; nor what was stranger
still, did any other letter from him
reach his family, whose anxiety was
extreme. Cornelius, his brother, went
"a paris in search Of him. Anindivid-
ual bearing that name. had claimed
the payment due to bonds Of a consid-
.rable amount; the merchants showed
fhe sieniturc sZambelli,' at the bottom
efthe receipts. 'All these signature.
x,sre forged, cried Cornelius. 'Describ,
~ !. person of the forger, SO that l may
geSsg him to Justice BUTT was ii
99ain,. for no one could rscol)ec
precisely the appearance of a mai
who had been seen so short time.
1t was plain than an audaciou
robbery had been committed-perhap
murder. Cornelius went from Par
IS to Rouen, where he visited success
siyely all the hotels in the place. A
one Of them Zambelli had been seen
He had left it for Paris, accompanle
: 5y valet. This valet had been lIttl
noticed; besides, six or eight month
had passed since the departure OF Fam
belli: and how could one domestic ex
cite attention among the numbers wh
had inhabited this hotel; the most ire
ouented in Rouen? !.
At this time Cornelius brought n'
complaint before the lieutenant OF tn
notice, who could not but feel assure
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-23
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
BKhNTLiN,.EW'S
* RESTORATIVE SYRUP
AN ENTIRE vECErABLE PREPARATION.

| AN tNrtkt NECETAblE PREPARATION
| vNoR The Cure Oi SCRofCLA, Esiarserrsnf o
u ms JH'.is. Chronic Nhsnmaii.rn Cout, rtn
hsso. DYSPEPSIA. fadic,shon. E5sIiios. ~ n.
N,s. Nellie Rash. Teicr. pR,rSY. Sypbihciic q,
Mere fial Disease; IN sh,r from all diseases arr
.ing from an lSlruRE state OF the BLOOD. dr
'arssd condiiiun oi the Digestive Orgsns or the ~.
JGplciors Use ul MyRcUR,.
u - NOW twelve yrafs since The pro?tie TOT
came 10 The knowledge OF tbs Syrup. in which
'ims u has he feels harry t. sNy. lar exceeded hi-
especialinns. having performed cures whore
SEAMS Pnnacea aud the various preparations ai
Sarsnpafiln could not. though prf.sird IA for long
time. produce tie least saluiary ,H,cts vpOn the
patients.
In ~, properties. II i, Tonic. Catartc. spi0.
rec. Dieote,ic. and act. upon he LIVER. by ,Ici.
tug IL when longu,j to 80, rrt"s
AZ an Ale q irs and IA, FER e the BLOOD IL
~ honestly believed by the Proprietor. superior 10
any other medicine n"w la use.
Indeed ~ ~ss not Lnul he had become fully sat
'hed oi its great medicinal viruss. ugetbrf ~ iih
the solicitations OF per~ons Who had Witnessed The
s,me. that he woui conseni to nHice II through he
medium of newspaper q. such n course to hun
,l~sy. seemed ~ much like qasoksry putting a..
self into notice.
Through tho persuasion oi many prrsons. who
seem io ihink hin in duty tnund 80 puhlrsh u 10
The world Ct The tsEeht OF o. Hrrng humanity. he
hiss ~ length cvmc a. The conclusion 81 pursutts
The course adopted Ivy every compound,r - 3pack
medicines. Ihmgh he treats net ~uh that b'tsisc-J
ch'on'cry Which many usc IN order ts cram Ineit
stuff juwn The ihtoa's ~ tro eu.,ly Jelud-d Te,-
ple. Cetlilicsisi IL ouna have often been ten
'lcrsd h,1, tor which he icels truly Ihaskiul To-
'uch icr ilieit sc in,en,ons) hut such tbiug. Ice
never deemed necesssry, ss lac does 81 all um-s
consider h.. ssset,isn ri itself. all sufficient. aud
those ~hn cannnt lake or granted what he ,ays ore
n"der M oonpul.nn tn take his medicins Ac.
rumpanyrs each hoUls are instruction. fcr taking
ihe Syrup. and also G.,crpi,un of the kinG
II hod To- bs u,td. With tho mode vi pre-
psting ~. Fer sale Mt
BRENTLINGERS APOrUECA. Monroe St.
Near The CsurI HOUSE, where csn he h,d NJ any
hour 81 The duy ar night Ply -ican- prescriptions
lnd family medicines al Ill dc cfip'ioLs.
Also Brcnllinscr's Compound Syrup OF D,res.t
ot the cure OF Coughs. Colds. L,ghtn~s. OF The
ch-.' sud Lcp'cnt Consump' ION.
Should Any r-rson piier u-iug hrt,l- OF this
Cough t'utc, c,sne back aud ,ny h- had received
10 hsn.G' itn. H. hs aoSEr shall 10 refunded.
dec % iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
NJ. * T. SWEENEY,

IJAvE just received aud rp-nen 100 psckaees
III FINE CHINA and QUEENSWARE.
Amcng other articles they have
Fine Guild hand China Tea Sets from 81 Ia 100 q,
RE Gilt and Fancy du do
Do 20 extra fine d.
Richly decorated Msnicl Or ameNls Colognes. Fan.
cy Inks. Baskets NC IA great variety.
The Ladies are invited 10 call end examine
the-e, as they sutpsss arr iling ~ The kind ever
before brought to tL,s country and are worth seoing
Rich GLE and embossed Frull B,.kels. laced & high
White China dp DO do
Gilt sGd plain CumFoiiefs. Cassefples Tprrren-.
Boat. sni Stand; fsa Pots Sugars nnd G cams
Tea and Coilre Cups and Saucef-. Plates &c, hdted
plain and iancy styles ~ sets OF ricces 10 sui
toners
10 common ware we have Li~errcol Dishes and
Plates oi al sizes Teas add CoAees. Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sugars and Cfe8ms, &c. oi ynfiuus cOOfs.
prinicl. Flowing blue and Fancy Toilet Sets; cun.
mon edged Plates D.h,s. Teas. &c &c, with eve.
~ other article usually kept ~ the eItensrv 2
cs'ahlishnenf. The country. aud which the public
need only call sGd PRICE 10 10 satisfied hat sell
lower han they can be purchase elsewhere We
have on hand and ore constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain Il,li Iemps Lanterns. rumhlcr..
Dishes. sc, which logethcf wuh our stock Of
QIsea.wsfc. We invite the teruon ~ PUG hs.sr-
enhsf who. o.nc sr read Wafchousss No. ond
Monroe ST Wheeling Va nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

n 1T Ir BE KNOWN thaf a ~ ADAMS ~.
~ reed ne New Yo,k ana Fsns Fssiisns E,r
Fsil s"d Winter o. 1885 and s cd ..o smell
lo' ~ Cs'simetes snd Fssiutss sh,,h vii e " iss
up ~ order W the ssi Fashions yb - who cam
Wp2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
T. J NJ Oh, Tor
WIN REYNOLDS

NOR SAIE.-My farm suuaio on Tho nii.
N wi'hn mile ui wheeling. containing over
ave bundled aces. with more ihan two hunJrsd
acres under fence and N good condition. IL vii
div'de wuh ndVau'age mo several tracts; hat W
SUI purchasers will sell II together OF IN PARCELS
nnd on liberal credit. z JACOB.
sep 10 If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
H.snestpr.ee : yea for Rsgsia exchange.
NOR S>I,E-Tl

NOR SALE.-Thr Farm nj tho mouth Of
4 1'e"ns Rom IA Dino county. Vlt~iria, en-
o'I,,ng ohrul $50 acre.. formerly The p,or.,,v Of
'",inh Charne deccnrcd. nud adjoining land. 81
ne h,ifs ci / Farmer and prhrrs u lies ,mmeJT-
iie'y 90 me bunk ut the Ohio rvcr. within i.sr
nn"s "i Wheeling, hiss ~ II q number oi first rsts
'"nl bnnl' WITHIN icw rois Of Tho ryer. aud y.
Nci' stored "uh limestone together wuh sewers,
'o"d qnnfre' CO.. if'i rue spnj stone. Th.re - 60
= 30 acres 81 uvsr bultom and the te.d,e !, r,,k
.me STORE hill land
u VIII he sold on o reasonable credit. and tos~.
Der" IN s"Pafat" parcels purchasers may Jrslss
cor iutih,r particulars call on the sob. crbsr 10
Whrohug. T. JACOB fer
oct J ~ WIN REYNOLDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
COOKING STOVES

HNnE Subserlb"f hI. THIS day received a large
II LOT Of Cosking Stoves from Ciecinnali. from
he mspuaciofy oi Win Il Co, which makes nj.
assor,meni of these Stoves now complete. lie ba.
ale" hand vofo"s other patterns. smobg which are
he highly famed ard Ius'ly celebrated
IIATIlAWAY'S PATENT;
oil OF which Will he dspDscd ~ NJ sssil advance
on cost. My motto is small prufus aud onick
uras'
Persons N want The als've or any other ariel,
n my line. Copper Tn or Sheet Iron Wsfe.) wi
please call Al the oid an5 ~eH Knows stand or
Union street, where bafgains ran AWAY. 10 obtain
ed OCT is ThOS CuLBElgrSoN. agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
!, ID X y q 90 ID q:
Then conquer. we must.
For our cause a is inst
JOHNSTON q BERRYHILL.
r. - IiOI.ESAIE aud Retn,l D..,..- ~. 49,

~ HoLESALE and Retail Dealers ia Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods. call the attention
Of the citizens OF Wheeling aud liz emi.e al Other
persons Throughout The surrounding country, To-
their large cheap AMI we'll selected stock of Fancy
and staple Dry Goods. We will confess that We
do not pruicss 10 be selling OIL ai cos; bu, We are
determined 20 sell goods at such prices as will
compete with any house in this or sny other city
west Of tho mountains. ih1sc selling ef a, cos, To
The contrary notw uh.anding, ne Ne wish to reduce
our stock as much possible, 10 make Rom foe
Spring purchases. We do not deem !, necessary To
name The articles. but will merely state that We
have every article that Is usually TO be hal in dry
gcods sote. wiiha variety VI notions which lou
eJOus IN mention
LADIES will please call and examine our stock
OF Canton Craps Scarfs. sune of the abandonment in
the city. aud a, a very reduced Price.
TO fIATrERS
n d We always keer on haul q large ss-ort
men, OF IIaucr's ru. and Trimmings. with several
asses 81 Mems md Boys Cloth. Glazed and Plush
CAPS. Enquire for
JOHNSTON & BERRYHILL,
nov - No l3l Main 81 Whe<liDr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
~ II no f. LINES,
CENTRAL. ROUTE

" WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE. WASH
INGToN CRY, PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
AND BOSTON TGr National Rcad asd Good
Intent Stage Companies are running daily lines
0" CnTheriand. con.cciIng with The Il 81 O II r.
Only - hours Stage ttsv.i Ia .iILer vi ihe sbo, g
cities. the balance toy Railroad.
Time Io Bnlipnrc 81 hours,
Tune to Philadelphia - hours
Fare To B,iInofeIl DOLLARS.
Farc ie Philadelph,s - do.
SS daily lines leaves the Co, Stage and Rail
road office every morning at O'clock A ~. ahd
eIltas furnished NJ any hour a load should offer.
Furlhtpugh Iickeist n IiiiiSute aud Philalclphia
afp'y ntiho Co. office. No SO Wafer ST. Wheeling
Va INC d.nr North L = Hotel.
For food lnten, STAGE Co. w ~ STEELE.
AID WM NEWMAN. fer \ Il s Co
GT'ot Central Route Ra1 read aud Stage Office
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

ToNNEI ~ n WADE has just received q
~ ossc 4 MCouley's ratcni 'Cofk Sol.d B.s.,s.
which they warrant ~ snrrass Tor u,nne,. and do
rabili,y anything hat Las ever been arough, Ia this
city. Gentlemen aSe invited Ia cali and essmioS
or themselves. uoviq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28
NEW JEWI:Iy,Y

a uSF EtCtNED seV large spj rich sss
- sfirrr' 90 is,,siry. 30 -. o.n-tsiine 81 D,..
monI Rings ni irrm I've io s,Siy dpiIuf'i Ruby.
Gamer 1nrnz OgH. Acgums me, Pead Set abd
uher Set kugs
Vefy heavy plain cne Gold EInts T~sl srI Mot
ip KnRs SIMS vr,y G0e l,iic- press, With Cas
tneron Toeps BOD o,bcf Siune scta.
Fne BnesIci-. Ne,klares, Bracelet Clasps sc,
Ftnr Gold Gu,fd snd Fob Cha.sA
G.HI Gusm Keys
AIsp Ssr.Ismtn's Pin,, very FRO pianpfd r.ns
/ fafhsf ahead of aufittrgNoH nave losh NJ ~
/ -sps.i of sons uDs Coz aol eco ihom
/ a41.s.af SIR S uds xuH si0as Ssu. Initiates
| DO, PLAIN Gold iH JNO BlSVOP,
Sign zine ORIGINAL Bhs WATCH.
dec IS No - MiiA Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28

N A"S.INIA-IS CuASc,RY Al role. ed
v ~ 'he CIetk'. "fiice uf hs Circuu Superior
CUuri at Low and Chanc.tv tnr The county q ( OH,
N the m'n'h Of January 1916
PlaWnZane Compl,innnt
ogaind
Joht Walter and lanes u Johosan. Defendants
The complainant having filed an srrendrd and
supplemental bull, anal The defendants MT having
e"'sfeh 'hef appearance snI given scrntiy nccof.
ding To The act OF assembly and The fuIes az ,hi.
court and u appearing by .,ii-f.ciory pr,of thai
hey are not inhabitants al the rommnnwr of
Nirsina--on motion of the compla nam d, cunn.
sci u 10 ordered that tho sad defendant. dn nppe
here the first day oi The next term Of iii. COM
and answer the complainant. hill. and lha, a copy
OF ihis order I've fprihwHh inserted ~ SINE new,
paper printed IN the city &c Wheeling for Iwu
months -ncee'svey. and pnded at he front door or
'he court house Oi Ono rs'uniY. A copy ,e,tc.
ALEX i LAiDLEY. Clerk.
'Nf jane
NIRGINIA-IN Cn.xcssY -AtRnl..hsrd
." The Clerk. office nt the Circuit Superior
Son'i OF Law aud Chanrery CIR The county oi Onlo.
"a he mnnih Of January 1916.
Henry Duhring. Complainant.
James Wheat md WIliia,r Riddle, Jane. n
Riddle and Wlll"ughhy w Ltoe. laie partner.
under iho firm Of w y Riddle & Co.
Defendant
The complainan, having flied an amended and
"el'HI "'' w 'nis c"hs". ava The defendant 10
William Riddle. James Riddle and w,llough.
nv w Lane not having entered their appearance
and gwen secuI,y according To- The act OF assembly
and The rules OF this couri, end ~ appearing ~ sat.
isaelory prnof that they not inhabitants uf the
commonwealth OF Vugims-on motion Of The
complainant by counsel. II .. otdere-lhaI the sad
'eicHd"nls do appear here on the 6SfS day Of The
"e1i tern. ano answer the eonpls inant. bill, and
| hat copy Of this order be frihwih inserted m
s'ms newspaper printed M the cay Of Wheeling
Tor two months sucoessively aud POSTED Of Ihs font
door OF abe Court house 81 Ohio county
| COPY 'esIe, ALEX + LAIDLEY. Clerk
| NHLSoy ian 7
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STOCKING MANTFACToRY.
John ECkUART

JUN LNhuAhty
HD ESPECTFtlIY iriufms the citizens Of
q Wheeling snd yetnHy. thai he continues 10
man"isrisfe SiotEinE.. Sbins and Drawers Of
sursfior qualify Wbii.ihs " lhsrkisl Tor pasi "a.
sofs. he huies ~ attention 10 busnfs. a. merit
continuance Of he same JOHN ECKHART.
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