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BY Dunlap, uopoure a Go.
SeasOnabIe Dry Goods.

On wEDNESDAY. tie Sth Nov. ing al . o'eoeE Al
cur sa'"- RO Will sen
Of fresh and ouabe Good
ey to which paIteulsry the Of
SJ Psu-nlas her'afsr.
TERss-UDcer sieO, cash $780, approx
ed negotiable paper
DUNLOP MONCUsE l. CO Auet.
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUIURE UA1S.
ny William. a H.x.ii.
THE HERMITAGE AND syn.
NOR'S POINT

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR sALE Ar ArcrtoS
TINE H-rmtsg~. lately property Ms 40 a, a..
Richmond Turnpike and Rail Rcsd w,,hu-.,n bou, on.
mile rom The CORONATION iae for sale oet-.ea
Turnpike tor R,.,I -, =.
tnned Mansion ous .ultsd en, N. 49,, ,Sa
VIII be laid OF
Lots oS y 2 or ) acres.
HrE on Hfoad r-e' an "n street 20 ~ lid usAtss
nuOp'.r ~ iuufai, .,,,,-t
each fronting wade STREET sd having hsnaI- sv,t,o,
for building 'its.
On large ami comm. .iou. d..r,,. 49,,
fronting cay In msfy the at. Co I,,
Mayo suitable famfv schou-wth p.rh.,
oi Other bui'oing- ~hh eou BE- at v.ry
small EXPENSE.
That Of tbs H-rni Tying III. Rail Fond cor,
taihIng about 100 of land. timber .,t,v
made productive fr purposs tho n.u,l -
uty Of the sofi and thu Richmond viii h. A.
vded t- of 20 10
western ffon' otd ---L con-
stunt stream % water pssses throgEh IT,
Sydnor-s Point FIR. 300 srt.s ,vt,~
between the Westh4m Tunpts tn Xiv
About IN I'd Of cleared E th- ~,
anes IN wood. which BY the Canal boundary
easily EoSlsn % market.
PARTON considered nss Toh,eeo ,A az
Is ee'e ed that valuable quars Aons bank q
Cara
Tas property irti two or NOR. o,. 10 -, ,
at the Hermtafe lying ty ana -
Colleges .nd oth'r publ Institutions Cy and being IN
hea'hy nszhboiho nd wher- There scI-fy ennsr,d
the most desirabe rrofe y "a this part n ~
The Plats Of the above properly nr - iab s
TENDER In the ray Al ~ ana.
and lots with their toIhda;es. Tlara. Tai
ey who SIDES ter The Hermitage an W.
mation desired
TERMS OF SaLE-One-fDurth cash tie h4a &C N tire. equal
instruments bearing interest
The above NI take place THURSDAY u. sch cav
October nett at II O'eoek the He-misFy
a. CABELi. Aod o her Trasise.
% eo'ds uso.r th@ Wih OF Mr. al MAYO.
WILLIAMS max ALL Aset..
POstponement.
- L.
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Portrait Painting.

EaIHtlHg.
tn rHE rkTSoSs
WIN. q. BROWN, Of London politely inforns
the Citizens OF Richmond vicinity that he Ia, -
opened his Studio and EIhitton Room BrotherA
40 Main street where specimens Of his An be Among
them are the Portraits CT several distinguished
known this City.
Rooms open from A. NJ Idiss ind .,u..p .r.
invited call. I'm
NATIONAL HOTEL, Lac FTeaeR's)
NORFOLK. VIRGINIA,
tull ~ 3. BLACK. Tasn
WlNFREE g. SHEPPARD,
CSmm!s -ien ncrc
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rs32,OOO. 1000. :
yIyHE ADVERTISER. WHO has h. On nractl.

Il cal iron manufacture Penn twrnty
wishrs either crse or
10th ~Ouh take interest virE
RersR and ab y, Letters
TO 81 HENRY, E-son, Northampton eouniy Penna Ls
attru !e To-
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TRUNKSl TRUNKSll TRUNKS ~
OF good nmnIiIN md chrnn.
SITUATION WANTED.

ENOR HIRE.-We have for hire good Negro
Il Man, accustomed 10 fsrn work
n 4 e y HILL.
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S5U,OOU, IN Prizes or $4,000 EACHi
New Jersey Cas- ~ TO b, dawn "a, 1876 Capas Of
$40 900, 100 Of $500 &c Tcksts
Brilliant Scheme!
AcIanda Clsss ~ dIaWa a. lss6-iI drawn Mo-.
grand capital of $4,000 pnze Of 10000 piit,s IsOgn
1900 5000 $500 OF $3.50 20 OF ssUu 20 OF 1000
Ee Tieteis Only SIS.
AcIan No for October 2Ih, CagitlI PdIes
100000 1900, 5000, 90 ofiuOo, 50 500 SO
S- Posa.e need be pad all orders addressed &,
John M.CLARKE
&c 10 Richuond Va
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fssf FOR RENT. Two very pleasant lodg-
EAAA the LOTTERY Office Of the The
locaon would make Them desirable for Lawyers ofe Pos
frSinn gven November si ne 20 }. NJ CLARKE.
kzTh A ROOMS FOR RENT.-We have for
EhA n Auction Iou'e 81 Fankln
18th four good suited Tor o lodging
Possession given Immediately. N. o 4 e. ID HILL.
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A Desirable Family Ro.idence for Rent.


R-k.A hocd Franklin Street between eIst AID c2d
pleaSn Kitchen stable, &C the
yArdaud the rent low. Possession Willie given III, 18TH Sept
October Apply the Office Of the Richmond ChTIAn Ad
voeate lS-d7tk2awlf
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SWAN TAVERN.

SWAN TAVERN.
TNHE above establishment situated on Broad
Il street the Drpo; Richmond Pre- 'eriekL1rr 4
Potomac Ri Road open for
lers The proprietor viii his -rd-av please
may favor him with their Attached Al
eIoeu.nt table
Board 81
Board fr hors~, 5Oe's
oe so-d3m w. J. TAYlJs9 Proprietor
E&TRA FLOUR-5U bbls of extra Flour,
- which we warrant EQUAL to anything in marteL
&C GRETrER A GRETrER.
MI AID SERVANT WANTED.-Wanted to
womsn Servant who recommended Chamber
Mad Washer and lion-r. Az Nv ut this Office. i9-,f
fENHRD sUPPLY-we RECEIVING per rIprrss a laTEr
as'rmsrt o Ladies Dress Good. newest and most
fashiobabe styles
Rich ,htded Ca,hmeres
Plid Enid
spIer did yie stripe Cashmere,
Toseu ef with variety of
Rich Ftgd and plain CsShmsr,. and
Mousaines from csc To 81 per ;aTI
New style shaded Cioakng
Plaid goods for Children. hEh coi1urs
Caves, Ribbons. dress trimmings
Scarf, Shawl-, Ge, a.. No. 81, Main Street
oe2i HALVES, VAN DEURsES a WARD.
IL ERRINGS.-No. l and uninspected Her
n - rings for sale low, by GRETTERE GRETTER.
N'MUSN'S ELINIR OF OPIUM.-6 d5Isn OF this
4h celebrated pTrpar' ton nt ved and for sale by
oe2s sAML Z. DOVE.
M IRIS. GARDENERS SYRUP LIVERwORT.-
IVA dozen OF ts excellent remedy Coughs Pulmonary
plants Se for sale by &C - =. u DOVE.
Oh HHDS. Prime p. K. SUGARS, receiving
-O this day, aud for sale by
81 CAPERToS CRuMr
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HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY.

W In consequence o. IN NJ Mayo 4 .b
Sale Is postponed until thu ssDAT. 2suh inst.
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lotteries.
ID. ACO

vi n y n " u , OF LOTT r rs,
Richmond, Va.
'E'bE attention OF those who buy and those
WIN "@ser eourhi tsfoe o~ns lar. and
e'ihi seh DnteI the Paip-
~" ha'ager- Tor 'hs moT'h of Novsmhsr TeksL A..
f'e'I'ed, aid rIn . can e hadty zen IN DR..
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STOLEN!
10 DOLLARS REWARD.

SIOLEN from our store, on Saturday evening
- 40. BrH o. CLOTHES mirt.d Robert Pollard Eiss 4
Queen g. o. Va TIE h,t cniainsd blr Ch Cost % titek
Ff satn Vet The above reward 90 pad delivery oi
su's Of ts 70 us of flat resafd af 10Y pr tssa
~ PtFNEY WAITE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
AlEXICo

Our | test Intelligence from Mexico indicate,
90 our mind that the condition OF the Mexican
government is no more settled than before
Santa Anna lett his exile TO assume tho reins
oi government, and that only fortunate aud
successful encounter with our army, OF the
best OF fortune nn retain him ia power. and
give him an arm strong enough to prosecute
the war
The people Of ,hst country have been ac.
cnsiomed to self government, though in a
state nearly Onsuhical, but are divided, like
Ourselves into two psT,ies--the conservatives
sad republicans, bat unlike our people, the
conservatives would hold back supplies or a,
lcost, they would desire TO obtain them ia
no other way than the one known To the
laws, while the republicans desire TO make
the rich and the church bleed freely Tor the
prosecution OF the war.
Santa Anna has personal friends anl admi
rers snd by them he holds now the balance Of
power between these parties. How long he eau
hold II depends u pon slight contingencies an,
he may have fallen already.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
HONOR To THE BRAVE.

The following j. the close OF one Of the de-
sIatchrs which accompany those OF Major
q neral Taylor
In doing justice 10 the living. let us no, be-
i'rgetlul of the dead Among the fallen in
my command, we have been called upon to
mourn the late ola Young Off rr who was
The brightest onainrnto OF the service, the sui
oi honor, snJ the pride of chivalry. H.. had
long been employed by the government oi
Texas Ia de ience ol the western frontier a.
TIE com nan'ieT Of a rurps OF mounted ranger;
an" probably nO officer ever performed his
duty with more activity aud oilicIency OF " IN
more satisfaction to the country. lie pos.
sessed nothingof the rough habits ignorance
aud presumiug forwarlntss which il usually
supposed To attach T. ia. frontier soldier. He
was an educated n,a,i. aud gruicunan by ma
turs; quietin his manners, amable in temper;
Just va hts dealing; aud strictly moral ian all
his habits. During his connexion with the
present campo gu. his department was such
so msraed by a happy union of IN liesty
with bravery. aud dignity with ob dience--as
to win tn hearts at oil aui constitute him the
chici iavVrite OF the army. H.. followed the
fortunes Oi General Worth, shared in all the
dangers oi the command, aud closed his bril-
il.ui career amidst the shouts ol victory
Though feeble In ram. Tia inspiring enef-
girs ot his miud enabled him to- keep la adj
vance at has comrades; - that la the sIorming
oi the Bishops shit be was the form ri man
sud the first victim upon the mmrarls ol the
iur lie was buried where he icll-upon the
loiticsi saminit--ln the m mntain lhat en.
csuscs Ms n'msins will sand an eternal monu.
ment oi his glory--iI will b. known la history.
aud long iTqueuis'l by his grateful couniTy.
mcn a. the grave ut GILLESPIE.
have ,hy hoaor. to be, respectfully, your
obeiieut servant.
J PlNCKNEY HENDERSON,
MAJOR Gen. Com Z IA Tex. Vol.
Mai. Gn. LAcnARY TAYLnE.
Comlg Itc Army Ol Occupation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
EXAMPLES OF MODERN sYNrAx.
GATHERED FRoN NY EXcsASeEs.


A New Orleans editor recording the csrecl
of a mad dog. SAYS: ave are grievcd TO say
that the rsbid aGin,sl. before IL could be killed
severely bit De- Hart and sevenl other dogs.
For sale. an excellent young horse-would
suit sny ,imid lady OF gentleman with long
siirSr tail.
A New York paper announcing the wreck
ing OF a Vcssrl near the narrows says-"The
only passengers we've I. Il. Nathan. who own.
ed lhree- iour,hs oi the cargo aud the captains
rife.
The editors Of western paper observe
The porn we publish Ia this weeks Herald
was written b. an esteemed friend aoe mani
years an thc gruue Jor his o1a dmusemeHi.
The c'litor OF an eastern paper expresses
great indignation al the manner in which IN,
woman was buried who committed suicide
lie says. "Shc was buried like dog with he
clothes on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
MEXICO.

We have received from Messrs. Thomas
Comprehensive * Co. copy oi very aesl
little work GA Mexico and Yucstan. with 4
map OF the country that is now 10 interesting
10 Us; where individual honor has sprung
from the grave OF national, 81 lame has CLEAN
ed a mpsst OF nsmes from tho overbur,hene,
table of its rival, death. The little work be-
subjects ol which il lresis-the climate. soil
mines, mountains. birls, &c, of the country.
The price il 30 CENTS per copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

A BALANCE.-We have. we believe
once at least, sdnonishcd our readers. to syoil
the HbOninable abuse OF the wont "balanre, {"
winch has ior long time bern tolera tel, per-
hsPs encouraged. at the South. bat which, like
the ievrIand sgue, seems To- be- working north
wSnl. We have, within day or two. seen
IA our own nvighborhood. the worI b lance"
us''d to drnote remainder, or resilu Thus:
Part was used, and the balance was Sold
BoidHee. IA mercantile phrase. j. the d.esr.
enee, aud not the rcsidHs; and we hope Jh,t
go'd taste viii prevent the nisuscs of III.
term. briores IL ssquirrsa currency that will
sccm to IL proscripiive.
The man who sells his neighhor ten hogs.
heads at silt Tor sixty dollars. and rrc-ives
from him eigh, bsfrels of niackrrrl, Tor fi. Y
dollars, wilt have balance oa ten dollars re.
IceiNablc; bu, ii oil has ten bogshesds at salt,
he paris with only siS hogsheads. be- will not
have balance. but residue, az vsm1iHder
oi the saili.--Fhiiadsiphia u. s. Guz1tie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
SELLING CRACkERs.-while in We,

SELLING CRACkERS.-while in Yves,
fiattsburg, we were told a circumstance which
occurred somewhere in New York too good 10
b. lost. quick witted topper went into a
bar room and called for something to drink.
1--WE don't sch ticker said the law abiding
landlorl-"we will give you glass. and ,he,
IL YOU want TO buy cracker, we'll sell i, To
YOU for three cents"
"Nery we'll said the Yankee customer,
hand down your deDn,er."
HE good creature" was handed down. and
our hero took still horn, when turning
arouni To drpori, tie unsuspccting landlord
handed him the dish OF crackers, with the re-
mark, you'll buy cracker
wall. no, guess not; YOU sell 'cm tot
dear; can git lots on EN-, fvo or si1 Tor a
cent anywhere else
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
CONGRESS

The session OF this body will commence on
next Monday. We have procured. Tor the
lrst line, The services Of an allie and
experienced correspondent at the capital
for the session. from whom we shall pub
lish letters giving the toll proceedings Of both
houses every morning. by which course we
shall be able TO give our readers the latest in.
ielligence. Subscribers received for the ses.
zion at 81 % cts. in advance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

ton To me Of this morning. and verbally
through Captain Forrest. shall adhere TO a
determination resolved upon last evening not
To fire again upon the town unless the fire
should b. recommended irom the shor'.
J r~gret the injury already produced; but
have ihr consolation OF knowing that il was
altogether caused by the extraordinary con
duct OF the people Of the ,own.
am, gentlemen. respectfully.
Your obcdicnt servant,
NJ. e. PERRY.
Messrs. LABAcH & Co, and o,hrr-,
Foreign merchants in Tubdsco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
MoNDAy.......... NOVEMBER 30. isis

DR. MoRR,LL, a, will be seen by his sd-
Veuisement. will commence new course IL
LECTURES to night on Physiology. His iec-
lures will be entirety new. HE hss also, .
class OF our ci,iz"ns. consisting of Law
ycrs, Ply sicisns and other mea VI scicace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

- But CAN CONSUMPTION NE Cured
thass question which osa VIM lived IN d--~ctins
f~'~ w"",a isaxh a. How rsssy proplc do yoa exam.
wi~r soandf Whsf sccusumpss.af 70 is tuh~rc~. os
The mnr- Then ~ the ta,~seIe< bess>i the ma
ue" maa 20 netter ~ says (the c~,chr ste~n ava
srrnt And what did he zoe curing nl,fr.l
unssI seusc Of ths ingredients euter into The
eolsssh-a oi d. rsyhoss Rai.aHa of Iverwott from,
ss bowefy. The vsias,e discovery and ooshs, A ion,
sweets tbc whole ooa-fntias. Ose most tesl.r
~ the acc gives A. the result nc his hong
nee" ~ renera ds-esse; beaee the tive prse
tee ~ great ydeuhsn tn this disease OF the 49,.
pht .ietsns Ia whom EaElsnd gave birth and tl. ven
essae W. uoiy oke OF eur avn eontry (ln.e life NJ A.
rf"'"n<ed 4" The sse of os Yeas and OF DR. T,,l,,
lmy frrnd one of The brightest ornaments OF IN. I'm
v"rsty at fennsy lvaaa. wlo<. tal~at. aud ,.r,
enee this rsslle.i res,ey win n. tasting
spreading hts fame threar hoat alt Lands.
Beware Of Coanierfeits. Bay nothing ,p..e.J -
,hs TIE ns"e Of Nv O. J. L,e.i- (who new so'e PRO
F', y. 'n- "''clel ~ On the engraved Label. bu,
""p AZ S's howery. "r Ia Wafer street Als. fur sail
NgrS. LANES BAKER. wheel,nr IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

Capt. Tubin, who. on the morning sf,e,
TIE publication Of his corresponding viii
Gen McCalls woke up aud ike Byron found
himself famous. is now one OF Sheriff L. vi.
q 'Pulies. The Captain j. a gentleman of man
nrrs most bland sad although his syoraiton.
bn"g him 90 coutoct with almost all kinds III
people, hi- natural puliicnez, never iorsskes
BAN. Yesterday boz met man who. n, ,lepy.
" sheriff, hs bad writ Of arrest. whom h,
aecosied- Sii, hos DO you Do, Mf Smi,b.
presume John smith.
The same sit; bat b. whom have The
honor al being sddn ssrdv
By NJ. IOHu, sir-Capt C,p,s;,
"Ah NJ Tobin how do YOU ao. ~, .,,..I
ieni thing tlnt correspondent Of yn,i,. a.,..
aki9s style, youfs--any thing cl-e i1 tb,t
wat ~ '"''
" fe-. ssid Tobin, II have nof, in IN,
knep~''k leit iUr you. look 10 over. Nj Sr,,t,.
AM YOU viii fcrIse that 30 ,usisi,,s ,,,, N, 4.
o. on quite taking character"
The ex-captain aud Nc Smith we,. s,,.,.
" alter sen walking down 10 tb, Sbe,,0f =,
lllce in close proximity toes,h Obey n
Tropic. ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
FRUIT AND CONFEcTloNARy sTopg

III ~. SisNIlN'. ihsaah'i pf pei pssra,sr. A..
ael,-,,. rfr ~ "Hsfiiig afrr and spir,, N - =,
49,. " Bose Esisins 80 Orssg., ~, -,
I,,',.l - ic-h Nsisgs rrspss. ksrs T,,s,,,.
: 49, 800 r"aana hsssius Kesa fy.si, s...,..
n''ss afe-eftei Ofsi,Fs pol 49,, g sif siils
p,s..,,, s-' ~ fsasy isses ~ pune a.. 90,
800, 'i'tst' Hth Dates. nbs tsssnl-,,.s a..
Tilie,t. 49, 'eii-t9 - nut. w. Aihsonts D. /. -.
' .fee nuls t.n1iish sinuis t'rsss, ,,.,, n ~.
,.itn ss'is sud nsiisf ersssef. 49,. = A., ~
and haif Fss. -, - fasin. Rsgsiis Hsssns
ell n 80. - l'itui ~ eDuisciiunars be- 81 IL. -.
D. s,,-,s 49,, II efties auf pure aid HH a., -,
uf WlI-t 80 -, ~ fsfafrh snd sufi, r,ns' .lt
ss,s "Hiseh wlaicssis sad feis.i ~. :, ~ y,
MuF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

W. NEW COURSE or LECTURES m
~. Merrill would re-p~etfiiIy aaaoanee ta the l.,
dee and f'eatea,e7 ~ Wbc-iius that ~ eonri sure
with vSry general request. hs WIN ootnacRre Aaa'hs,
c"ur~e 81 Lecture ON the fhv~as-v of the aau
ten. Aas tc NJ II pres~rvipg HsaNh nj. evenins
MONDAY NOV. 31TH.
~ ,c Methodist Protestant Church. e'rIu-sIy Masonic
itau. Narkrt ~trerf.
= Fron' sea-. reserved Cor I.alie---I.eoiure will
oaspmrncs ~ 81 ocieck.
fistsssDn ~ c,s.--childfcn diusc.
AMP WiCkS--tS Gross I.sa,p Wiek. NJ = lgCoo-.
~ d. No 4. suited for Arcer's Lard Is,sps ipst %.
ceiVed ht eNprcs-. Nv J q T. uUHNBg9f,K
NoyeHsfer ~, 1870.
KESSENCR--Is Gfo-s Cinnamon Il do Pe,,.,,,,,.,
- : De- Lemon. Iu-i received b. JATu
AMP TrimnsiHes--f hInreys. GIoi~. wi.t. y,
tSf shadcs snd Hi'nfiings AwaNr ~. hand aud for
sac by ) kTHORNHRODK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

The Union j. calling upon the Locoioco- ia
organize iof the gnai contest of ISIS.
Among Other things. il b,.s-cchcs them tn
read and understand the position of affairs. .
This Is just " hat they have been doing. Hence
The recent SERIES OF unparalleled WING victor
rs. The advice 10 read aud understand AZ.
Iairs - The very worst which the Union
could give l--AibuRy I0urHai.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
A CARD.

IT, luL u. NhitS Ma. D.. rtsrrrxsrss .s,,.i
- fiiNi enuturff o. tir Iaf.rs az a. bssI,,..
L,-' - ne commenced bRtzss MINING a. No.,
.,'' .'ss,p "Fp'@le uic ud Masonic Hsu or,s 49,,
.,,.. ". sa.,' " hoha sideltre nat fur a,s.ir
~, 81 ~ iie lssi, sr ili o. ~ tsf rsu...t
80 ~ ~ tNe 'HtNats go Fsspios. ~ neal one,
hos - Gua
~ ATS HATa ff uATssft .e...-
-. I.lf-Ah hsis received this dsy dissrt TO-. -
t'-s y -hts1 hesutifai sririe sftfs 49,. =. a
" ~ esl " hhoui aeiay q rs. Msin sissrt -
4. AcCALLAN
o. ~ y aaz hne fet Mohsf Ose,ou g.. 4 A.
nisft o. en- eiofh dfess a. . A. 49, - -
~, s.'s 30 is,ts, Heu sye - iss fssss -, -.
''''''"h Net Ats.AM's
HIM MiHiIN-Trh kstes i.,..,,.u ,.,,,-t... -
~ HaRds, jHs received sisf "a 80 -, ~ -
iAiLANrk nFi. sFItfN
No. ~ 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

The New York Tribune ofSs,urJlay SAYS =
Among ,hc bills found by the Grand jury
yesterday, We understand. was one against Mr
DAVID r Siekies, Member Of Asse mbly elecr
Tor Stealing. Also,cne against Miehacl Walsh
another Member elect, for Libel. We hav,
not hesnd that any other Members OF the Del
egation have had bills found sgsins, them a
this term, as vet.
THIS il great countryif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

A meeting was held a, Washington on
Tuesday last in aid OF the poor OF Ireland. q,
which resolutions were adopted appointing
committees To solicit donations Of the citizen,
and recommending the Clergy OF the city Il
bring the subject before their respective con.
gregations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

We learn from the Boston Wing Of MONDAY
that the Hon. John q. Adams is graduall,
recovering from his recent attack. His med
ical adviser spoke more isvorably of his re-
eovery on Sunday evening than he had done
at any time since his illness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
u. s STEAMER Mississlrrf.

St. john Lizsnlo near Ven, Cru.
Nov. 81, 1916
SiR; II seems To ~ jus, aud proper, Ond 1t
Is ccr'sinly gratifying task, TO inake known
to You ior the Information OF the department,
the excellent conduit oi the officers aud men
who served undcI my command in the late
expedition To Tshsco. The enterprise aud
spirit displayed by them, on every occbsion-
gave sufficient evidence that in scenes more
singuinary they would do iull honor TO the
cUTps.
was particularly indebted to Capt. Foues,
Tor hi. PrUnptitule. chechulncs,, and judg.
IA ,ni ~ carry ing out my Instructions.
To Cpmnan,l,t Sands. snl officers aud men
oi the Vixen" To Commander Adams To
Lieu's. Commanding B'uham, S,crsiI. aud
Hazard. and their oespective officers aud me u;
To Captain Edison. and Lieus Gist, Win.
slow, Walsh. Hunt, aud Parker. and their de
taohments--in word. To all and every one
am under lasting obligations Tor the Esal aud
energy with which they Seconded my plans.
am. sir. respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
NJ. c. PERRY,
Commodore DAVID CoSSER, Commander in
Chiel Y. ). naval forces, Cult OF Mexico.
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