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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
FROM GENERAL KEARNEy -U.c,,

FBOM GENERAL KEARNEY-Before
the AreheT left Fort Leayenwortb ON SUNDAY
tr Sth, an cxPsoss lad auived from Cs.n'
hearney = camp. When the express left, Gen
n. was within one hundred aud thirty miles
OF Bents Fort. The troops were Progressing
rapidly aud comfortably. sWhat, il any. ncws
Tie express brought in had not transpircd
lheTe were reports at the Fort, That there had
been seven death among tie volunteers
~ zen hearneys command, and the names
OF several persons are vaguely given. bui H.
report is too contradictory and mde6ni,. =.
be credited at ell. We have also = r,n,o,
That Gcn. Urea was marching with a force f.
project Santa Fe. but il comes i'm too oues
uonabIe q shape TO give IL crcdence.
uen. heaTuey was pushing fot wsrl his
command with all possible expedition and n
his provision wagons kept up, he would not
delay az Bent's Fort. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
DR; DUNCAN'S ExPECTORANT RENE
Df.-CONSUMPrI0N CAN RE CITPED

"It. Maty Bowers, wife of Henry uo,,,,. -.
~ " lIIie afflicted with a pulmonary Comnlsin,.
~" us,ea We united skill OF several en,isent ph,s,
~ sAe hearing ofthe "Expcctorapt RerrsJ. nWsI
,p1 +, W. 10 give q atrial. Her symptoms wee ,ho.o" ~
- Iuhnonaiis, or Pulmonary Consumption g..
W., " tNIhs cough, pain IN thc breast and tide ir,nsi,cd
'uc amu girn thirst hectic fever and Dight stye.t,
" W mnoh uehHiiy and weakness. Che IL hsnnx tn 49,
~, 49, using thFcr bottles Of the "Exuertors,,
no"lsuy she tcsan to have hopes Z a specdv Treoys,.
sl'hEm giadually increased until sha h,d u.s5 49,.
~ nuit' wheh she felt entirely restored II nnyst -
plaii.h' mouths since, and no symptoms or ,bc .on,.
ausITcatihg. For sale Ina Wbceiingty
IN a II, u. MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

UTThe survey OF Lake Champaign by the
Government Corps, is about To- be commenc.
ed' During the present season the work of
preparation Tor sctual operations will be com
pieted, and the survey will be finished entire.
~ by the close of the next season. Immedi
ate measures will be taken for the adoption
ut a scheme of triangulation, the order i'm
which the work is TO progress, the choice OF a
locality for a base line, probably its measure
Inent, and the erection Of signal posts by the
main tr%iangulatiOn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

singular aud serious affair took place at
the City Hotel, New York. ON Thursdsy morn.
ing. a gentleman from the South. Mr.. Al.
eKander Wilson, who was temporarily resid.
rug there with his sister aud cousin, made an
attempt to shoot her as she was proceeding 10
The breakfast table, leaning on the arm of her
cousin. He fired two barrels of a revolving
pistol at her, but fortunately the car only ca.
ploded, aud she escaped unframed. Seeing
himseli ioiled in his attempt to take her lie
MIR. Wilson fled, and has not since been heard
OF. il is said that the trouble grew out of
her refusal to put under his control certain
property IN Louisiana, which she holds in her
" right.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
1912. 1913. 1874
Wool, lbs. 753,l20 1856 .305, 2,l69. 72O
1913. 1916.
;637 SIS 2.2032l
|CnLLEGE-

NILLINNIo JULLE To E.-Ihe annual
commencement exercises were TO be holde i'm
DR.. Peters Church, on Wednesday, the 18Th
OF August. On Sunday afternoon, the 10Th,
The Baccalaurcate sermon to- be preached by
the Rev. DR.. Hopkins, President OF the Col
legei and on the evening of the same day an
address 10 delivered before the Theological
Society by Geo. b. Cheever, ID. ID. On Tues.
day evening after the Prize Rhetorical exercise
on address were delivered before the Adelphic
Cnion Society by Rev. Samuel !. Airline. The
vaiedIctory were delivered by Josiah e.. Nc
Clellan of this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
TARIFF MEETING.

The citizens of Wheeling friendly to the
protection of DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.
DOMESTIC CAPITAL and the IN.
CREASE OF AMERICAN lIANUFAC-
TURESare invited to meet at the City Hall
on Saturday evening the 22I inst. to take
measures ios the establishment Of u Tariff as.
ISOLATION OF Home Le,gue.
This meeting iscalled with the approval OF
MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
EIRIsl

THE subscriber will of.r for "a e. a, his store on Union
street. commencing ON FRIDAY, the 2ist inst. his &C.
tire stock DRY GOODS and VARIETIES, consisting
OF BroadclotlrS, Cassimcrcs. CSssiuctis, Mcrinos, Alpacss
DE LANES, French Lawns, with 4 large lot OF threads,
Buttons, Sewing SILKS, and almost every thing in the
Trimming Line. These goods were IN my store at the
time OF III. FIRE, hut arc damaged by the water only, and
a. 10 rendered necessary for me io sell the whole without
reserve. ORR.
WN. 5. WicKuAN, Auetionecr. aug IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

&Esm WHEELING EaEE1
REPOKTED by CmAs. mi. nERRY
ALMANAcS For lsl7-

hLNNNAOo FUK 1871.
The subscriber respectfully iuforms city and
country merchants that he has just published
aud has Tor sale at the Times Office No. l Ash
land Row, Monroe street, Wheeling, the Far
mers and Mechanics Almanac for 1917. This
Almanac, calculated by John Armstrong, i.
upon paper OF extra quality, neatly printed
on entirely new type aud contains 36 Medium
duodecimo pages, comprising the calender.
The Signs, Eclipses, Fast and Feast DAYS. Ia
bic OF Courts, Sc. &c. and will bc sold
as cheap as any Almanac in the West.
Dealers are invited to onleT at an early day
as there will be no more printed than will
supply the demand, aud we shall close the
publication by the last Of September. Mer-
chants IN the city can have them to supply
their country custo ners at the cheapest rates.
j. Y. WHARTON.
ling, Va. August 10. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
PAPER HANGJyGS

A. reSpect6tilv in,i,. /.
80 lenlfun o. country merchants to their large sssors
mcnl OF FePet Hanging. Borders, Fire Screens. a. ali
VI .ne latest styles aud most superior finish.
Iheir variety includes every thing in their linz. which
they 0lcr on reasonable terms.
tJRIAlN PAfEkS, fuii width. in great variety low
country merchants willard Il TO their interest 10 cali
tciorc purchasing Elsewhere.
No. III. baltimore -. Baltimore. Md aug n Gavin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

9-our administration is an exceedingly
independent one, both of law and INSTRUCTIONS.
SIpe 0 W u dAHhJfl6ffzIS" h@BR wanSHt ~ SsGgR,a
should not be granted, il does not make the
slightest apparent difference, Tor 1t carries out
It's ideas, either with or without law. The
n. Y. Courier and Inquirer. givesa very ,ood
illustration oi this in the following
Treasury DRArTs.-lt will be remembered
that abouta fortnight since, Mr.. Lewis. in The
Senate OF the United States, brought forward
a bill authorizing the issue o ftreaSWry drafts.
This bill after the debate in which il was a.
bly, aud zealously opposed, amoHg others by
MIR. Bentoa, was rejected by a very decisive
vote.
Yesterday, To our certain knowledge, trea.
suTy drafts OF 500, drawn upon the Canal
Bank at New Orleans; and made PAYABLE TO a
paymaster III the army there, were circulating
~ WdH street. And they bore date in inn,
last,
Now here isa singular state of things. Not
only are these drafts thrown upon the publ,
without authority, but in the lace of am ex
press denial OF authority on the part OF Con
gress. The question ariscs-and il NAV b,
one OF serious import hereafter-whcthe
these drafts will be paid. Certainly not with.
Out AN appropriation from Congress; and
when that appropriation shall com. to b,
made, we Imagine AN enquiry will be institu
ted into the authority by which they were is
sued.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
o. II. Perry s~iurgeon)
". Is CnAscrkY.
Thomas Morrow.

DURSUANT ta decree rendered in this cause a, the
~ September term, 1915, OF the Circuit Superior Court
% Law and Chanccry for the County OF Tyler, I win sell.
oH. Saufdsy. the I9,h DAY Of .epicmIer. 1916, by public
auction, In the town of Sisicrsuille in said counIy ofTv.
Ter. one Town Lot No. 30, and its a1pur,cnanccs situate
IN said town % SigeTsyilAe. FhSs sale toh be made on the
terms following. viz; two equal payments al six AMI
twelve months from the day of sale, the purchaser 10
aug Il vim 'rs. WM.J. Mccoy. 4.
n. Il. &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
River"

CT A school teacher advertises in the Ar
gus Tor a birth either in Brooke or Marshall
counties. Probably our skillful physicians
could help him, at the proper time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

Judge Edmonds was yesterday called on TO
settle a matrimonial dispute, in which we
ioTocar mentioning names, and narTate il only
TO show that the law is not all powerful. A
married lady OF Poughkeepsie thought proper,
Tor some unexplained cause, to leave her hus-
band and come on to this city in company
with her brother-in-law on Monday. The
husband ollowed Immediately, and on Tues
day evening he ascer,ained the whereabouts
Oh MS VIE, aud procured a writ OF habeas cor
pus from Judge Edmunds. On proceeding 10
Inc house with the officer detailed to serve it,,
the door was shut in their faces and they came
pack TO the judge who determined that the
law should be obeyed, and he procured the
assistance of a police officer, who received di-
rections TO bring all the parties before him.
dreaming that his orders would be literal
~ construed, the judge retired for the night.
ana ABOUT midnight, while fast in the arms of
morpheus the whole family were aroused by
tle most tremendous uproar and ringing at
his front door. ~Springing up, he looked out
TO see who were the disturbers of his rest
when he discovered the punctual officer and
TIE deserted husband, who, sure enough. had
all parties IN custody. Not feeling inclined
10 transact business at that hour, especially
ouslness OF such a nature, he adjourned the
case unul the morning, when the parties a.
halhappedred before him. 1t was then shown
mat the lady had left voluntarily--that She
under no restraint, aud that she never
would live again with her husband. Judge
having no authority TO compel her
. 20 WIN nun, was under the necessity of
lsmisslng The case, which he did very sum
leIlIy' ana The parties retired, the husband
oinS one way, minus his wife and the COSTS
nd the wife going of with her uncle and
Tother in law. y. Cour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

III oTlCE.-An persons knowing themselves indebted
~ 10 me 10y note or book account will confer a great
favor by paving Tho same u, once. ! trust none will 10
offended al my thus calling ON them when they reject on
the heavy loss i have sustained by the late Ore.
aug IL WILLIAM ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
MR.. WEBSTER ABLFT no Go ANyw,v

when Mr.N eb-trf proposHdod fhe s~ue.fion
once si faneuil Hall. rrLlre shall Ipo37 be
was strangely puzzled to decide anon 81. ~.
act locality tIat would suit him. Io,r he
shall 60 seems to b. 4 matter that do.s ,ot
bother bin al all, If the following anecdotc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
CMANCEnn 49,

prsAREso o. DASK STocK i'oN AND
rior Couu o sbe point decree made by the Circuit s.no.
the 18th day ca1eM and Chanecry for Ohio conniy. o,
g. - hume, 1876, Ina the three sui,s A., - -"
Ur1Een go ur,ssks BAKER COMPLAINANT, and Iss".,
ANp Mrcu.N,cs' ,%cieidAnts; and TuE MERcu.Srs,
OFFERS dcG,ndsnts. snFRs and ADNINIsTRATog aud
IsRAE UrpEgK.rt ,ns2sIAn Fox complainant. and
tembeT, 1916, scIi. al puhlic s1yENTY-FIRs 81 day of Son.
The cour house of Ohio cOuntyW' az the 'front.' door Of
"a, = and 20, tseyentccu, eightS LOIS numbered Il,
twenty 'nine) ia Updcgrai's addnt weniy eight, aud
wheeling, now part Ofthe city OF Wh&.n The town Of
siAsEs OF The capital stock OF the saidk' aud the TEN
Mech3nics Bank, which belonged To the sHehanis' and
dcATai Al the time Of his death. Nlsraei Up
IERNs-Eaeh purchaser To pay ten per eet.
ahd lhc ha'ahce ~ three equal instruments. carR hand,
Interest rom the day VI sale, aud payable cssTSriag
IN siA, twelve aud eiFhtccu months from that dav lycly
WIN good security To lie given by each purchase hsads
deferred msiaiments. and the title 20 The proneytv TO =
retained unsil payment ia full.
aus JOHN a. EOPF Com,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
EFFECT OFTHE BRITISH TARIFF on

lRON,-The Harrisburg Telegraph says:-We
learn that a quantity of No. !, cold blast char.
coal pig iron, was sold in this place on Satur-
Gay last at $50 per ton, and 3 per cent. off
for cash. The purchaser had the privilege of
taking the whole or any part Of a large lot.
iron to BE- delivered here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
ID UAINE 4 CO., MANAoEus.

WHEELING Va
phetaI drfwi11soft hq Grani CousoH tret I,tter, ,I
J. q e"hfe shd 1eoteta, Class No. 90. drawn al WHINING
Ton. %rstufday August ~, IelG.
" r ~ 81 y ~ - 20 81 - a. q ~ al
Lowest prize t0.
'I,elai dfawtng n Delaware small FRY" Iottefy. eiss.
i'' aiHWn ~ Wilmington. Del. Saturday, August III
~ ~ - ~ 20 = ~ 10 "a 10 g.
Lowest prize eI
\ prize ~ 9f35. 20 - g.. sth. sb and OH 49,
nuuhefs. sold al tlc ofice bE '
y. T.. DORSEY.
AH eois Agent ff the Wanase.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
PAY YOUK TAXES

hb faN tlhs ~ ONO county To- me wear tsm te,,,
now ready fr delivery. the undersigned giyes.
~ '4'ii- owing = ae of tuuutv tatcs win rY,.. a.,
ward snd settle wi'hout delay. gOHNQ EggF - "
eNt ~ ~" lOf n. g. WOODS = ~ A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

WOOL TR iDE.-The Buffalo Advertise
publishes a variety OF statistics exhibiting the
increase an The amount of Canal exports shin
ped from Pittsburgh. According 10 thesc
statements the great southwestern products.
tobacco bacon, hemp and cotton, show a fine
Increase, and the gain on wool from IN, north.
EN- section OF tie Ohio river, is still more
6rsuiylng. The increase there even exceeds
mat OF buffalo, ana both combined overreacb
lnose oil any previous season something more
man ] 200, 900 lbs. to date. Unless the shin.
f.n6 ss~Son Sos Ais oos"wuolty Us entirely
closed at Pittsburgh, her exports this season
VIII surpass those OF any previous one by %
per cent. From data at command, it appears
that the quantity shipped there TO August, for
a series OF years, was
1912. 1913. 1914.
Wool, lbs. 753,l20 1856. 3O5, 2,I69. 72O
1913. 1916.
l,637 SIS 2203,2 I5
Notwithstanding the deficit at August, last
year, 1t was moe than made good previous
To the close of tho business season, by the
heavy fall receipts, and on comparison with
The total shipments of IA, found it 10 surpass
1t by nearly 497, lbs. IL the present fall
business there Is TO be as heavy, it will give a
prodigious increase.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
EXCITEMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Arrest Of Observation-Disclosures cx.
element prevails in Cheraw, S. c., in conse-
quencc OF q NAV; named Dorsey. alias Carlisle
who bad been arrested, conlcssing 20 a nun.
Der Of respectable citizens that BE- was copni
rant OF the fact that a plot had been laid for
stealing and enticIng away negroes from their
masters; that II extended from Virginia 10
Texas, and that some at the most respectable
Citi1ens were engaged in IL. lie further sta.
ted that he had an engagement TO meet one of
the numbet The following night az Marlbro.
and that those who doubted his r.yelstions
might accompany him, aud satisfy thcm.elyes
a number did 70, FIRST painting themselves
black and permitted Dorsey TO pas, them OIL.
as rescued slaves. They subsequently rallied
in q body, and captured ihe kidnappcI. whose
name Is Weathedy. lie was committed 10
jail az MahbrO, and Dorsey nc Chesterfield
Another one was arrested 81 Darlington, An
iatense excitement prevailed in thc neighbof
hood.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
TIE CELEBRATED FDICINEs

~ CiifhsDh n LII AiEUlOlNtS
~ ~ NARNEk, well known a. the Old Indian Ply.
stefan OF Pittsburgh, with particular directjors 1ot
We " employment, can lc had OF his son, Doctot Elisha
Warner, South Wheeling.
" % useless TO pun these Invaluable medicines, since
lucy are - generally known and have been extensively
tiihplolcd ~ the citizens 81 Pittsburgh and vicinity for
tnc cure Of those appalling chronic diseoscs 10 which the
human family BE- subject.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCrOR ELISHA WARNER resrectGuy aunoun.
- cs to the citizens Of Wheeling and snrfouHding
country, that adcr an absence ofUur monthso on business
- has returned 90 tie city aud permanently iocsted-
Ihankhl fog tc liberal share of patronage icst0wed on
MN Suing ~ short rcsidcuce in Wheeling. be suI ten.
90. hs professional service. and hopes Ca meet te ar
probation Of aH impartial pubic. An professional calls,
shief pc The CITY or country, viii tc promptly attended
ton.
b"ciof Warner having studied %ricdleine under the tel
'iph eIa respectable plA sIriau CO tfC Ola school. and hav
iWs ln,'"nfiNl studied tht indian uf Bo-snlc pracficr al
by. I"1'f who b. so generally SHOWN as ue ord lndsn
y t} .i, ~ "t w. -IWrrhl end bayiur hal Size ezpcricnco
'i -''f'N lfaff rncetfsnl pfFcfire With him who has
yes p mp-i extensive patronage fn thc shove fity for to
Iai ttIlrru 4raft. horCs, ~ assiduuus and uuffmitfH
sNfHiipn tD Ha profession. 10 satisfy the frasDnaFr e.
cria'ions ofthose whu may favor him with itct cons
doncr aud patronage.
OFFICE te brick block. Immediately a. th, s,ot,
end nftle iridge, end three dDprs from DIS mrrref .t.,I
occupied ID Col 49,. n. Kelley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

We learn hat Col. NJ NJ Payne who fought
with great courage st the battle OF Palo Alto
and was badly wounded, arrived in this CITY
yesterday, aud has takes apartments st the
United States Hotel.
u will b. learned with pleasure. tlat he i,
fast recovering from his iujude ,ani will soon
b sble "a resume the command Of his mgi.
meHt.-U y. GA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

The New York Convention, for the amend.
ment oil the State Constitution, has been in
session about two aud a half months. aud
seems TO be yet very far from the completion
Oh us laoors. We are glad TO see il has given
a decisive blow TO the great fountain Of cor
ruption in the existing political system OF that
great state-we mean, E.recutiVe Patronage.
There Is IN that State q small army of guagcrs
welghers, inspectors, measurcrs, &c, some OF
whom derive an enormous annual sum in the
shape OF fees, and all of whom derive their ap
polntment from the Executive; aud the hold
ers oil aud asplrants TO these lucrative stations
are generally t~heinost active electioneerers,&
SICKLE ut no means, however fraudulent and
corrupt, TO carry the point. All these Offices
have been abolished. and the Legislature is
expressly prohibited from re-establishing them
by the decisive vote of 90 TO 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
SONS OF ~TEMPErANCE.

Virginia Division, No. .. meets on Mon.
roe 81. on Wednesday evening. at half past
7. NJ. w. r. WILSON, w. II.
+. h. BEsHoRr. n. s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN,

hh0AN y - WIN NOANOIhENa
& j. H~OHNBKOOK would inform their customers
sud e'es,s signg the River, that they are about So
sau on their fah Trp. withthe me Fiat host ~ All.
and VIII be az the different landings AZ =.
.ou' VIZ us1sl TINE, with a fun stock OF Trimmings. IA.
ftety OF Fancy Goods.
Rags, flas, Feathers, Ginseng sud necsvsov ..,,a,. -
cNchamge 81 The highest market rate. "
h'NNh"Ooh, W holcsaie Variety Dealers.
aug" Monroe street, Wheeling. Va.
S~LiffERs-t0 pairs Ladies Morocco Slippers. low,
- priced; 90 pr COmmm kid do rod ana e,,sss -"
aug ALMA a. MAXWELL.
RHAN md SHORTS, WHITE AND YELLOW
tpRN NEAL, fresh aud good consts1tiy rergirt,,
""u ii .acby JACOB SINGLETON.
aug ~ Corner sUt al ana V,u-. 80
c. W fNi hFh The COMMITTEE on appsst.
rom assessment ON kcsl Estate Tor tstg. AL -.
s' " ,oancl thsmlcr, on Thursday nctf. thc com ,..,
100 " Nv PERSONS DESTROYS ct tppctlirr Gop,
$40 tSe.sutut wiu appear on that dsy. "
49," LTANNER. Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
N ERCHANTs

n M1NruFu HAVING - ~ u, tauhL
"vst1 ." ihe NLRCfiANTS' HOTEL. on
49,, near tc hcPot. viii te happy in haviur
p'es.,c 81 seeing ard Accommodating BE old cusfo-
aug NINTOsU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

be true, On Tuesday last, he entered the cars
at Washington to proceed to the East. The
seats generally were filled. MIR Evans called
out. Webster, you can take a seat BY me-"
why, said the Senator. There is hardly
room Tor two such fat men as we are
Never mind" rejoined Evans, "you can
squeeze IN" A gentleman at the entrance of
The car, seeing the dilemma. observed, MIR.
Webster you are welcome 10 my seat, il you
can ride odekrdrds." Webster looked at him
ior a moment, aud drawing himself up as
straight as The Bunker Hill shaft, aud taking
OF his hat, while all the passengers were
looking on) responded, in a peculiarly comica!
tone, Sir, | have been going through this
crooked world so long backwards that lean
ride IN il any leay'" The laughter that ensued
was loud and long. He then took a seat with
Evans, and in few minutes the locomotive
was Oh its way 10 Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
HORRIBLE MURDER

reported % some Interested te-s,.,. ID, v,,1
!. u, W Home League noot and sf,e y.tf,ry a.
D,,.i ,,S- sae BE- killng up the Esstem vsfs m tie
Ilp'ion made 90 our own shyp an b. r...t' :, ur
'', 'e"' cheaper than in ANY store In Nl,se'iny
a "A AtF
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-05
Administrators Sale.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
~ Hiram Wetherbee, administrator If the
Estate ofJohn E. Stone, late of Grant County.
w. T., deceased, having obtained license of the
Judge Of Probate in and for said County, agreeaby
to law, to sell so much of the Real Estate of the
said deceased as will bring the sum of two hundred
and ninety dollars, to pay the just debts of said
deceased, together with the costs and expenses of
the Administration, viii on the Dist day of Sep
TENDER, 1876, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, expose to sale the premises, to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand the following de-
seribed lands lying ard being in the counties Of
Grant and Iowa, to wit: The east half of the
north west quarter Of section number seventeen
III township numbef four Al north, of range num-
Der one east of the oulth principal meridian:
also the north half fthe southwest quarter Of Sec
ton number twenty-three. 1871 town four II 9th
OF Range one west, Of the fourth principal me-
ridian. HIRAM WETHERBEE.
administrators of said Estate.
September 9Th, 1916 26-3t