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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11


! . sPRiNGrtrtp, Ky. Nav II, isi5
Messrs. SANFORD & PARk--Genis take This poTtr.
ny Of informing YOU OF almost remarkable cure rerer.
mol upon me by tie use OF Or NstSrs Basam of Wid
Cherry.
In The year 1901 wss taken with an inflammation q,
the towels, which labOrcd under for weeks when
gradually recovered. In the ,H OF 1871 was attacked
with severe cold, which sealed Itself upon niy lungs
and for the space OF three years confined TO NV
tod. tried al kinds Of medicines and ovory kmd Of
medical aid without benefit; and thus NCarcd along un
~ the winter 81 leif when heard % Wstars Balsam
OF Wild Cherry.
Ny friends persuaded to give it fair trial, though
had given up all hopes Of recovery, and had pro acd
myself Tor the change OF another world Through their
Solicitations was induced make use Of the reuu ne
histars Balsan OF Wild Cherry. The eiert was tiuly
astonishing. ARer FIVE Yeas Of Addiction pNin and
sude ing, and afcr having sueut four five hundred
dollars 10 purpose and The hest and most respect able
physicians had proved uneySting, wa
enre health rs The blessing Of God and the use OF Dr.
Nisisr's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health. and such IL altered
appearance that am no luncor known when meet iny
former Acquaintance. have gained rapidly tn WEIGHT
and my flesh Is Grm aud solid. I can now ca as much
a. any person. and my food to agree WHINE I
have ca en more during the las six months than had
for i've wears lCfOre.
Considering my slmost i miracle, deemed +, ne.
ecsary for tie GOOD Ctthc aic;ed. and duty owe 30
The iro,rio'ois ard my fellow (who should know
where relief may lie had,) make this statement pull
Mav The blessing % God upOn the Pronre u 20
valuable medicine a. Ws'Sr's Bs'sam OF Wild Cherry
Yours respectfully
WM. II. BAKER
r-"WIsrAR's B,tsAN"is sold a. 81 CO rer Iolt.e or
GiOtics Tor SO. Sold in Cincinnati az lie corner OF
Fourth aud " alnut sitocts, hy SANFORD & PARK, 4.
GEMS 70 the West, aud IS }. CRUNBACKER, Nam 81
Wheeling, Va. octI. - u
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nrIIrNt - IlVE !,

pTI IEVt AND 1--WE!
Wonderful Cure Cf Pulmonary Consumption
Uy Tiomasn s compound Syrup q Tor and
Wood Nupkth0!
PuiLADFiPuiA, Ma, J. Al
Mis- T. Thnmtsou-D Dear S,f.-lI .--',o'. w"'ih
,t. o,,,,r "a innrt,acr 10 eXUrsrE 10 you he E''lr
.-.I.-I lrl i.t ynuc kihdue.,. bat hld '-'''S ~
ou, iho world u, the bcn,h' 81 suG nns hrmanv
M tveTy chine. Be- no. Say Too ,uurli aud vel
iiiesl,d face bear re Ont. when by Your com
D. sud Syrup 81 f,r nod wood Nnght!a, has. ,htou.h
Prr,idru,r llora'l, raised ~, frum q do,th bed.
Lsiiall contracted % severe cold Itrulurg u
sIuirni 90 n tumttI,u 90 be- lUues whirn threw me
a- rapid decline, With facking congh. spntms OF
boll. pslpuaiipu of tEc htat und oppression; AID
At times tl.c CIRCULATION seemei -uspcnlcd, y.d.
ucs, Womb come over me. uUd lrl MAJ the pow.
crs of ne were last eiIsg WAY. Nuhug uuh
| brrrfued me. roy oT'cue unfirs 'ui ne. my slu.
mach uud bpwe's being mP."le.y dotIuzsd ard
/ NY physician gave mc ~ -Ojlrs "a' paH help
/ sud musI do.
AIf Vickers one of lhr pudCr.iFuoI. called iu sec
aud kindly brought me h,,ie Il your ~. d enc
lu tluud me m dying STATE, hr s'i lLr med.riac
however. aud p, inr revived as lu Swsiiuw with
great difficulty stra-poluini. rDL usuniahiHF indeed
ga. rs thecs; bsirrr taxing ny ii-t bottle lbrps
ud from my hucs large QuHuIiiy ul cofTuIi mat a
which relieved me wonderfully and enabled ~,
lungs To heal. Tie disease wac completely arrested
| and ~ YOUR Invaluable medicine alone one IN,
reruraiion to hcalih. For romc tine hsJ chuig,
1T she J,fIersIu r 4 Sutieiy's Reading Rom. ~,
thousands kuns, ne and hear witness jSll tn,
.ofcgpir z statement issnciy tue.
W,m feelings ~ lasting grnirudc
dn fcsyectulg YOURS. SC
WASHINGTON MACK.
Chaduite street above Geufge.
We he undersigned, being rers0unlly nrqunnn,,
wuh Wa,hislun Mlck aud tis suGcuigs. be-,
witness 10 tho astonishing ~ ci- Vi Thum.oui
Gus nunI s,rupni Tor ani Nap'nhl. lnd Tho Ifuu
OF the above statement.
JOSEPH WINNER. 348 Nutih Third 81.
DAVID ViCkERS. ~ Almurj st.
UtGu MGiNLEY.
8 s. rotrcr oi Tanmaut nud uur Ss.
GEO " JOHNSON. Mltke Square.
TED lG Gm Sole Asrui 80 Western Va.
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Keep il Before the People! That
as a.EsAS & MAXWELL,
, ted -tOrk uf
RGlIN. NNAEG & LElThER.

ever offered ~ tbs muthet. OIL oi which hGs hcru
.cecird from the mnuunci.rer- with gTenI care
mad at The low ~ cash prtcc. We lrel 10 hesIIa-
u"u IN saying rhai nlier gicnfer inducements
70 purcb,scrs hau ever heipse Tered "a lhts cny
ihe pui'ic. Ia call our old and well k,oSi stand
uf examine our u 'ck before purchasing elsewhere
aud we lesl satisfied ,ht aII Who may lavur ~
wuh c % Viii tie pleased wuh the s'yle quahfy
nod prIces Our SOCK consists ~ Mems Fine call
M.rcou nd Sal & pisi Tbl Is. cali k'p aud gram
co.. DO Mar,ccn. call sud X 90 NhHoss CALF Seal
and Nor cc0 pnmls anil Slppets; su'mu Gattcrs
nr, style, Bo,s' rlli aud KIP B.st, NJ tpcco Gals
ad Kiu Ninnfnr.; Iadir.' Firr Nd SIpycr- and
W1lklnr -hoe.; F,ucy cr,ureJ I'D sli,pcf, aEd bali
Gatet- Il aeh Gsii,rsnnd h,if Iuefs, cheap h .d.
MtJocco sea- uuI c'ulh s'ltef.; cali kip aud
| Morocco B,ais and Sh o.; Misses Boa-. shoes.
/ Slippers aud bats Garers ol nl kmds Chiidfeus'
B.o.s, .Iuc,. Supper. oui hai. G.ncu ofeYcty de.
scnpuYn. style, qupli'y md puce.
Also
/ 5000 LIS hss Oh Tauued Sjnn.sh S,'e Leather
I 1000 d. iemork do 90 do
Upper Lelthcf. calf md Mifecco Sk,ns, KID
| Bndlug bod Red md Wine l. nIng skins shn,
| Nails. Pegs, Thfeid. Avis Busucs. GalUpus, Sbo,
Binskirr. Brushes. DC Sc &C
/ Al, 30 d,z Mcns nod B1vs' Pa'n Leaf fIlis
oisihef wuh gfeI' many other suclrs. al q
1 which We VII syu wholesale % retail OF the ycu
/ lowest cash rrire
/ COUNTRY AFECHt N7S. wishing 60 III OF
their stocks, Nli dp well 90 give usn call.
may ALTMAN a. MAXWELL.
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ItriU unfold an uEr0,nished tale,
For trUh is mighty and DiA prerail.
va here 4 c0p,e once more ioith tie FO UR
BIG DOORS open, and "a stock Of nelD
ard Fashionable Spring Goods. 0ttte
CnEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
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~
have rnld mot PER icalaf ni,,nuun in NV &c.
ec,ipis ui sNlts ood qua!Iuos OF G"uds. 4" ,ho
sol she ladies, nud they vii ind NV sr'Ck "i
turhiouphlc Goa!s lar surprising suy other "a the
ety. which ihct can easily see lev calling nod OK
aiming incm Thry csn save themselves Tie trouble
ii lopkins el.ev, k,Se. they ~tll 6uJ my prices
aud qualities "a not TAI please sp -
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.TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,

lnrsudug 90 qmuuie, Hi.d c'i"fs.
l',.h Linens. Lihep Chort. CWgham Gamhroous,
Grd all other Ft' Goods "1n'.o i,r S.,nmrr Wear.
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ofthe deceased, none Of which took
effect on his person. One individ-
ual was wounded in the arm by a
stray ball.
A GUANo MuMMy.-In the recent
excavation at Ichaboc, a second
mummy was found, which was
brought to England. The bodv is
that of a full grown man enclosed
IN a coffin which is yet perfectly
entire, as also the trowsers and
shlrt OF the deceased, the former
OF duck and the latter of cotton.
both OF which on being tried, re-
tanned all the strength of the new
fabric. The body ITSELF says an
account in a London paper, seems
rs IT 1t were tanned leather; the
flesh has become in a great meas
ure absorbed with all the softer
animal tissues; but the muscular
development remains firm. and the
veins and tendons of the extremi~
ties are curiously shown stretched
over the bones. The teeth are
still white and sound; and the
hair still curls on the head. The
color of the body is dark brown,
and the whole exhibition is an in.
teresting one. It is supposed to
have been the mate of a ship, buri-
ed more than a century ago, as
some records prove.
WESLEYAN MISSIONARY Society.
The income of this society for
the year lS45, exceed that of any
former year, being the truly mag
nificent sum Of one hundred and
twelve thousand eight hundred
and twenty-three pounds. This
relieves the society from the bur>
den of a former debt, and leaves
in the Treasurer's hand a balance
of even hundred pounds at the
commencement ofthe new year.
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CANDID

We are authorized to announce T.
+: MOSELY as candidate for Sheriff
of Abbeville Dis. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce w.
A. COBB as candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Abbevile District at the ensu-
ing election.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
s. WILSON as candidate for Clerk of
Court for Abbcville District at the ensuing
Election.
The friends OLA c HAWTHORN an
nounce him Us candidate for Sheriff for
Abbeville District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGHEY as candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce HUGH
ARMSTRONG as a candidate for Sheriff
Abbeille District ut the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Mai. A..
ARNOLD, as Candidate for Sheriff, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce MINI
ROD McCORD, as candidate for Clerk
OF the Court at the next election.
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IA ILO RING.

The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public, that he has located himself
in the neighborhood Of Sharon Camp
Meeting Ground (at r. Hills old pluce)
where he is prepared to execute all work
committed to his care with despatch, and
pledges himself that his prices shall be ar
ranged to suit the times. He would fur
ther state that if work entrusted to his care
is not well done, that he will make no
charge for his services.
April S 3w HENRY CANNON.
Refer to DR. Isaac Branch and Fl II PENNY
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Edited by JAMES CihliK, OF Athens, Go


In submitting to the Southern Public
the Prospectus for the Fourth Volume of
the Southern Cultlvator, which may now
be regarded as permanently established,
the Publishers deem it unnecessary TO ad.
vert to the high character the Work has
attained under the editorial control Of Mr..
CAMAK, and therefore make direct an.
peal to the Planters and Friends of Aeri-
culture throughout the Southern States, to
aid them in sustaining publication devo>
ted exclusively to the cause of Agriculture.
The advantages and benefits resulting
from Agricultural Periodicals, have been
felt and acknowledged by the intelligent
and rejecting t.lers of the soil in all civil
lized nations; to be most useful, therefore,
they should be extensively circulated
among all classes of Agricullurists if
possible, they should be in the hands of
every man who tills an acre of land, and
to this end we invoke the aid of every one
who feels an interest IN the Improvement
Of the Agriculture of the South.
1t is published monthly, in Quarto form;
each number containssB pages of matter,
9 by IL inches sqaSl.
TERMS.
One copy, one yea S1.oo
Six copies, b" 500
Twenty-Five copies, one year, 1000
One hundred " {: $500
The cash system vii! be rigidly enforced.
The cash must always accompany the or
der: J. w. & w. S. JONES'.
Augusta, Ga, Nov, 1875.
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District Temperance Society.

The third quarterly Meeting Of this Soci-
ETY. will be held on the 4th Friday in April,
which will be the 24th day of the month,
at the Presbyterian Church called "Green.
yille," Of which the Rev H Dickson il
Pastor. 1t is to be hoped that all of the
Local Societies will send up Delegates.
and that the good people in that quarter
will turn out en- masse, as a number Of ad.
dresses will be delivered, and if circum.
stances are favorable, the meeting may
continue OH Saturday. By ordor &c.
ISAAC BRANCH, Sec'ry.
April 5 3w
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NOTICE !

Just received. by S. Anderson, Agent,
300 gallons fine Ohio and Mountain Whis
key, fine Peach Brandy, superior Holland
Gin, superior Cog. Brandy, Jamaica RUM
New England do, superior Ale, Cider IN
bottles or on draught; Candies assorted,
Mackercl. Molasses, Oranges, Cheese,
smoked Fierrings, Oysters, Almonds, But
ter, Crackers, Tobacco, Segars, fine MAJ
derla Wine; and expected in few days
London Porter. The above articles Of
Spirits will be sold low for cash, by the
Three Gallons; ana the other articles as
low as can be purchased in this village.
Abbeville G II, April 5 low
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The State Of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In the Court of Common Pleas and Gene
raj Sessions.-March Term, 1916.
Ordered that an EXTRA COURT for
this District be held for the purpose of
completing oil the unfinished business of
this Term, to wit: on the SECOND
MONDAY IN JULY NEXT, and to
sit for six days, if SO long a time be neces-
sary; that forty-eight Petit Jurors be drawn
and summoned to attend the said Extra
Court; and that the Clerk of this Court,
by publication in the Abbeville Banner, do
give public notice of this order.
D. L. WARDLAW.
Published by order of the Court:
F Livingston, Clerk
March 81, 1916 5 lit
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Watch Lost.

The subscriber lost his Watch, about the
first of January. It is silver one, patent
Lever, carved with curved lines crossing
each other. 1t may be known by its ha-
wing the letters E. r. engraved on the
back in cypher /; the ring of the key is
broken. A reward Of Five Dollars will
be given to any person who will deliver it
to Mr.. Sanders. near Lees Shoals, or Jno
Benson, Esq, Anderson G. H., or the edi.
tor ofthe Banner, AbbevllIe e. H., or the
subscriber, Wilmington. E. REESE.
March 4 I2r
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Notice! Notice !!

Notice! Notice :,
All persons indebted to me, by note or
book account, while doing business for
James Lindsay in l645. are requested to
meet me, at Abbeville G. H., OIL Sale Day
first, and settle the same, or they will be
left, after that, in the hands Of Mr.. Wilson
for collection. D. w, HAWTHORN
March 25, 1916 42t
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A Coon ONE.-A Petition was

| A Coon ONE.-A Petition was
presented in the House Of Repre-
sentatives Of Mississippi, praying
tor the passage of an Act, legali-
zing u lottery, for the purpose of
completing a Catholic Cathedral
at Natchez. Mr.. McCaughan op.
posed the Petition, saying" he h ad
no objection to the erection of a
Church to worship our Saviour in,
but he was opposed to calling on
the devil to build it,"
TAKING IT EAsY.-When a stran-
ger treats me with want ofrespect,
said a poor philosopher, "I com>
fort myself with the reflection that
it is:not myself that he Sights, by
my old coat and shabby hat, which
to say the truth, have no p;,rticu-
lar claims to alteration. So if nv
hat and coat choose to fret about
it, let them: but it is nothing to
me-" This philosopher, with all
his poverty, was rich in wisdom.
They have gambling establish
ment at Corpus Christi, called the
"Tiger's Cave" and it is a COM
mon expression there to say" come
let's go down to the cave and tame
the tiger We imagine the "ti-
ger" gets the upper hand of his
customers, as the games he plays
are those ending in the more you
put down the less you take up.''
DEFENDANTS WASTED.-In the
debate in the Massachusetts Legis-
lature, on Friday, Mr.. Giles, of Bo:
ston, said that he was endeavor-
ing TO find some OF the defendants
Of Miles Standish, as they had at
the present time, locked up in the
British Court of Chancery, no less
than six man ors, yielding an annu-
al income of 100000.
SIGNS OF PRoGREss.-The Plant
er's Banner, Ua.) says that recent
news was formerly headed by a
horse in full gallop-afterward by
a steamboat-then by a locomo-
tive on railroad-and now by a
streak of lightning, as an emblem
gragh.
A great sensation is stated to
have been excited at Paris by the
extraordinary phenomenon of
young girl, from Normandy, who
possesses the electric power of
the torpedo. Nj. Arago has made
several proofs of this singular
quality.
A man who loves his family will
always take one or more newspa-
pers, and. q man who desires to
train mp his children in the way
they should go, will pay for his
paper.
The Reverend Alexander G..
Fraser, formerly of Charleston, and
latterly of New York, has just laid
upon the table of the House of
Lords, statement Of the grounds
upon which he claims the ancient
Scotch Peerage of Levat. His
petition to the Queen was referred
to the Lords at the commencement
of the Sessions, and his statement
being now before them, the matter
will be very speedily decided. By
competent persons his claim is re-
garded as strong, and little doubt
is entertained Of his success.
Charleston Courier.
AFFRAY AT NASHVILLE, (TENN.)-j
The Memphis Eagle gives on ac-
count ofan affray at Nashville, in
which MIR. Robert Porterfield lost
his life from a shot fired by Mr..
Judson. Judson, it would appear,
personally DETAINED the family of
be deceased in a newspaper which
edited, and Porterfeld attacked
m in conSo0ronoo Do~ko.Go1<1
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PROSPECTUS
Ofthe Fourth Volume Of the
$50 It thRrn GuItffdtur.
MONTHLY JOURNAL,
Devoted to the Improvement of South
ern Agriculture.
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JOHN G. BASKIN.

JOHN G. BASKIN,
Attorney at Law, having taken an office
i'll the rear Of the Court House and
near to the Printing Office will prompt.
ly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan Ia 46
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Corn +! Corn p!

Corn Corn
have ONE THOUSAND BUSHELS
of carefully selected CORN, of the last
crop, that shall offer for sale, ,pfter the
9Th day of March, l will regulate the bu.
shel so as to make 1t equal toss lbs. A
cred credit On one Sne,hsl BY being we'll secured,
by the market at Pendleton Village. Ap.
plication must be made immediately, as l
leave the State by the 10th Of March.
J. OVERTON LEWIS"
Pendleton, Feb Is n 523t
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w. G.. g. J. B. MORAGNE,
Attorneys at LaW-Have formed Part
nershiP for the practice of LAW, lin
Abbeville District. Stf
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Latest Fashions

Latest Fashions! {
e1MMrs. Moore, having just recei- -.sN
$ved the latest styles of BON> ~
NETS, is prepared to execute all orders
for the same with neatness and despatch,
at moderate prices. March 25
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CORN FOR SALE.
have. 300 bushels of CORN for sale near
Pearse's Ford, S. w. Corner, Greepvilie
District. GEO. SEABORN.
March 1S, 8 At
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c. The citizens al MJrgantown have held
m'eting 70 consider the prop'ie,y Of petit
tionlng the Virginia Legislature for an sppro.
pria,ion to extend the Monongahela s!ackwu-
'ct irom the Pen sylvania Line 10 that place.
II strikes Us itwould b, good plan to turn
the Monongahca from is Z sent route direct
TO the Ohio through Wheeling creek end then
erect manufactures OF the fails. But az the
Monongahola has been made na,igable be-.
low. our Mononsaha friends will find good
hackers Of their enterprise in the people OF
Wheeling.
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BtJr cNN CONSTITUTION M Cured +,

-" BUT CAN CONSU MPTtON M CURED
thais question which who lived IN dtS>ccting
room would istsh al. How many pcop'e Do you eiau.
inc who have lings Differentiated. lui which o'licr
wise so1uaf VIVA = COasamg'oa' al tuhercic. on
the lungs. Then u these tulcre'cs healed the pa
tent mast rct better" - (ihe ccctfa'ei, AaER
srrHv And what did he use tor curing tih.fcnare,i
lungsi Some % the very ingredients that INTO the
osilrn Of Dr.. FsyofS nasaai OF I.ircfwoft fton
SIS Bowory. The valuable discovery aud ION
'ecis the whole constitution one % the poanaf
writers 81 the agc The his o,sr oi
walton that pulmonary tu'cfrs~ hut the icvr'oc
meat Of general disease; cncc the the pfar
hce Of great SNdcnsni in this di-eaSr, Of the is
physicians 80 whom Ensiaud gave hirth." aud the ven
cradle Dr. holNokc. Of -ur owu country who~c life q.
prolonged To the of lu2 ysass aud of Dr. TAyei
lmy friend one ~ tlr Brightest ornaments OF the Cni
versity % Pennsylvania Ia who-e talents and sxpcr
this nntivallca remedy win ~ iastinx monument
I spreading his fame throu- bout al lands.
Beware Of Iuuntericiis. hay ua'hing instead. See
that The OF Dr q. J. i-,is lw lao d. nov -oe pt
prieor Of ths auc'rl A. the engraved label. Ruy
only at So Bowcry. 70 aisr Also Tor
Nov &c JAMES BAKER Wheeling Va
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FRUIT AND CONFEcTloNARy Sropy

fVl -. hENflNG thsnknI or past patronage Ia.
I" iHrasufe ~ ofrrHf lar.c and .pi,i,.is b., =,
49, -. - ~. 1nttrupuaff. SHE has rst 900.
49, ~ u hoAes NJ EsisiHs. SO Orsnf,s 90 g..
% No., - 's'4 Ma'a-a Efs. cs . kelrf Tsn,pf,i.
= H.. 49,. T"nafa hHisins. kcgs ffesi t'uffanf.
,,,,, inhos' li anrT FOXES 1f pfunes = Is.s f-I-
..t.' ~ '''ha"f hsH ba'rs. gBils Cgsni.r,,. H.,
b ..-,.. ~ = va irif N nnfsNW tlnoaEs Tea s.f.
1879. o.oa ha.s.tuljtsl Va'rufs Cfst6 80. c. ~
,.si.t sias 40 Barter rfartsrs. $50 a b, IN
sad t,ff s.-.'t L'ifi. q '".1fafo. R-Es..s HsFsas
I.f-...' T. 49,. s''r, hofrs tFoWn pHar ID 'faf Is
,f. &c i 'ni ~ tup0cilerafF ia ell ri ts..
~ sT-'f. Q f1f pore "a. A ,Ili' car. -.
nf i, .t .H- rsfafrI sod tss o.. ..,.taa I'll
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DEPTH oFCoAL MINES The :,

ed Salem vein. (rcd-ash anthroCite coaD I
loung's Landing. rottsvilc, Pa. hos now
reached a working depth OF 800 icrt belw the
level oi the surface streams. This seatn OF
coat dips dowwords at au angle OF siy 30 de.
gTees Souihwardly. IL Is on this dip that the
wJrains SHIT or inclined slop l., driven to the
depth mentioned. The coal is fully equal
Ia any that has been worked from The higher
levels on the same vein, and IL shows no
symptom OF running out. The enleIpTi,iug
cuhivrs who conduct this establishment,
Messrs. Milner. Haywood * Co. have been
heavily engaged in mining Tor several year;
bat thry say that they never entertained any
correct conception at the ffu- value Of Goa
mine, all they found themselves at this great
depth IA their new slope, without ANY APP.
peannoe OF deterioration in quality, or DUNN
uiion OF quantity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
TAKE NOTEd,El.

20 III h''pefs are informed that that S.,i,.ti.
- P''' ~ properly known a. tbs Vffstft. Ii.,.l =.
~ ~ ~ ihr city oi Whrriiaa g. oH,fe,i f.r ,sTf 60,
' "'.' "l NWh next TIE pfcmiss. s nov, ir -,,i h.
l-' ',''.NirHiy s1t picssnty located lsf t5,.,,.s
- = 'n' stopping place Or ono OF toe rrest r,t,.es "A
lg13 zee coulanf's 'iue of rosrue. rr,. .t,,,,
~ .ild . 20 letter iu1uesroHis 10 Bofsi k,.,....
npHca'"r may made t1 the s.i'.-rii.- ID ~. - $50.
1870 s.i''t ieu dpor Go It Times aI rc ,.,,,,,,
''t,.' maii VIII siso receive promrf auebtior'
lpfiN J. uEgF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27

In the general sessions at Charleston, s. C.,
Carsten RSicke, who pleaded guilty TO y in
alc,men,s for forgery, wos sentenced ia the
hrsi case To IL months imprisonment, 80 LASH
e., and fine To the amount of the note for
ged IN each OF the other Cases the like fine
AMI like number OF lashcS, aud one fortnight
to be added To the term OF imprisonment in
each successive casc-the several terms OF inn
prisonmeut TO run concurTenily the lash
es 10 b. inflicted at the expiration of each
successive term of imprisonment.