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From the Boston Post, 29h uL
TWENTY DAYS LATER FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD
HOPE.
The fast sailing barque VIM. II. Shaer, Capt
Holmes, arrived at this port on Sunday, having
sailed from Cape Town on the Sd ult We are in
dcbted to Messrs. Seccomb, Bartlett, 81 Co., for
Cape Town papers of the latest dutos. They are
filled with accounts OF unimporant border skirmish
es in Callrland. In OF them, MIR. Gordon
Nourse, young man Of promise, was killed. Be-
yond the Orange river, Captain Warden, the British
resident commissioners, attacked ''the rebellious part
Of the farmers" the Beers under Jan Kok, killed
four or hive, and took 70 prisoners.
The following paragraphs from the Cape
Town Advertiser of Aug. l.
"The latest intelligence from the headquarters of
the three divisions under Sir p, Maitland Col Hare
and Sir A. Stockenstrom, lead to the expectation
that some actions Of Il decisive character were nos
many days distant perhaps not many hours Forces
amounting to nine or ten thousand men, are ev-
IDENTIFY moving simultaneously on the rugged f1st-
nesses of the Amatola hills, where the Caflirs are
supposed to have concentrated their strength and
their wealth, that is, their herds and hocks. They
are said to be tortJyng the passes, digging pits,
armed at the bottom with stakes, and covered with
deceptive turf, as they were accustomed heretofore
to entrap elephants and lions. That they will re-
sst is certain and il cannot be but that the contest
will prove bloody one. Private letters bring the
history of the divisions under Stockenstr0m and
Hare, down to the 23d July.
"On Thursday the Resistance, from Montcvideo,
arrived in Simon's bay, having on board 500 men of
the Cd battalion Of the 45th regiment. Such Of the
men are SICK WILL il is understood be landed for
hospital here, and the rest will proceed at once,
without being disembarked, to Agoa bay. The
fighting work. it is hoped, viii be over before they
reach the frontier; but they come in good time to
garrison the country and relieve the buTghers whose
affairs urgently call them to their homes.
"Much success has attended the attempts recently
made to land supplies near the mouth of the Fish
river, rs well as at,the Cowe mouth. The newly
arrived troops, by the wey will probably be sent
on by sen to the former of these points Of debark-
ation.n ...
The island Of Mauritius was in an unhappy state
on aCcouDtof the suspension Of the bank. The pa.
pers attributed the embarrassment Of the concern 10
the "absub metallic system imposed by the mother
country" The directors had called upon the share.
holders to pay up two-ffhs, and they in turn had
determined to examine the banks affairs for them
selves
Barque Guiana from South Australia for the
Mauritlus, was wrecked June "a, upon the reef OF
Point aux Piments and total loss-crew saved.
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ViRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
September 90 1916.
I'm conformity TO an act entitled "An act to re-
4 duce into one act the several acts concerning
eschc ators," passed the 9th day of January 1Sl9 |
do hereby make known to all whom il may con-
cern that appears by certificate of the escheator
of Pendleton county, dated the 9th day Of Septem-
ber 1885, and this day received into the land office,
that Ivy an inquest, held on the Sd day Of September
1886, a tract OF land in tho county of Pendleton,
reputtd to contain ffty-nine acres, of which John
Fritz late of said county died seized, has been es-
chea ted to this Commonwealth.
s. II. PARKER,
Register Land Office.
Oct l-Iaw6w
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H1LANTEp. br Man and hits wife.

WANTED, by a Man and his wife,
wv having no children, situation in the country
as manager or laborer on farm. He has good
knowledge of raising vegetables, having been prac-
tcay acquainted with farming and gardening for
several years in this District His wife is capable of
taking charge Of dairy, doing plain sewing and
raising poultry. Both can come well recommended
for honesty, sobriety, and industry. Apply at Mr.
Byrne's boot-maker, near the site Of the National
Theatre corner Of 18th street. or by letter, through
the post Office, addressed to p. L. Sept 29-d3t
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
and Kitchen Furnitur,

II
IL at Auction.-On Monday, the 9Th Of Octo-
ber, shall sell, at the house next to the north
Capitol gate, Capitol Hill, at at 10 o'clock, M.
good lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sideboards, bureaus sofas, &c.
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and card tables
Marble-top pier and centre tables
Mahogany arm rocking chairs, washstands
High and low-post bedseads, wardrobes
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Andirons shovel and tongs, brass and wire fend-
ers ..sa ... s....s. . Hr.
Pier, chamber, and other glasses, toilet sets
7 dozen cane, rush, and wood-seat chairs
large lot Of excellent three-ply and ingram car
pet
A large lot Of mating, hearth rugs, &C.
Parlor, hail. and other stoves, refrigerator
Also orange and lemon trees, fowenng plants
Also good milch cow and heifer, the COW now
giving milk
Terms: All sums of and under $40, cash; over
S20 credit of two and four months, for notes sat
A. GREEN
Sept 29-6t Auctloneer'
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CUGAR and MoIasses at Auction-At
- Alexandria, on Wednesday, 7th October, at IL
O'Clock, at Union Wharf
46 hogsheads and "A tierces prime Porto Rico
molasses, cargo Of schooner Elizabeth, from
Porto Rico.
Is hogsheads Surinam moasses.
30 hogsheads Porto Rico sugar, part of which,
cargo schooner Elizabeth.
ANDREW j. FLEMING,
Oct At Auctioneer.
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WINE STORE.--John III. Buthmann,
Wv Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
Al and 9Th Streets has received and offers for sale
some very superior Port Wine, in bottles and on
Cherry Cordial and very superior Stomach Bdters.
Sept 29-3uf
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A VALUABLE small Farm at private
Oct law CIV

A VALUABLE small Farm at private
N sale, and will be sold at great bargain. n.This
farm is beautifully situated, about one-and-a-half
miles from Georgetown, the Virginia side, in the
county Of Alexandria. II contains 56 acres, about
one-third in woods, and is easily improved. There
is small house and stable on il, and spring of the
best water near the centre of the place. Apply to
ROBERT CRU1T,
street, between l4th and 18th streets.
Also for rent brick house on + street, between
l4th and 18th streets, containing rooms and cell
lar. Possession be had the first Of October, or
he will rent two rooms oftho same for nm Office
Apply to ROBERT CRUIT.
Sept. 96--d2w
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ODEON HALL.
Fashionable and elegant musical soree by the
MISSES KILMlSTE,

ON MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5,
When will be presenteda variety of pleasing ex-
cellencies in elocuton, music, and therpsicorian
exercise exhibiting the results of early, agreea-
bic, lively, and recreative culture.
M. EVELYN,
The agreeable and much admired vocalist will assist
in the entertainment of the evening with songs,
pleasing and popular.
Performance at o'clock.
Tickets so cents, admitting lady and gentleman.
Oct l-3t
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NOTES OUTSTANDING, oC
T0BER lst, 1876.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REGIsTER's OFFICE, Oct. LIST, 1876.
Amount Of the several issues prior to
act Of 22d July, 1916, as per rec
ord, of this office $780, ,lsa 81
Amount Of issues under act Of 22d
July, 1876 i,953,95O 90
1884 4,l33 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
Of the accounting officers l43s00 90
S2,24O 333 81
r. H. GILLET,
Register Of the Treasury
Oct lit Intel.
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NOTICE The travel over the Potomac bridge
will be suspended on and after the 7th day Of
October next, for the space of ten days, IN conse
quence Of the repair OF the washington draw
ings
Sept 29--St ..
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TO THE EDITOR on THE UNION
Nsy Yoak. Sept. 20, l64

~sE" sNhhJ SSEN' ~
Fair 0fiEs American bssiiiuts Meeting Spencer Ge-
Quilted Canal tolls Wheat aud fOsr-Ciiy tTads--
Gen. armstrong; Forests speech.
The nineteenth annual fair Of the American lnstl-
tute will open for exhibition Monday, 5th oelo-
ber, at Castle Garden, the destruction OF Niblo's
garden &c, by fire, having forced them trom thelr
usual place. This ''fairn receives the appreciation
of all classes Of eiizens, and is looked forward
TO with great interest," and is in fact one OF Ihe most
pleasing and instructive exhibitions got up Ia the
country. Your "Washington Fair" proved cakes
and gingerbread TO this; and while that was got up
10 show the necessity of tariff, this one IS TO show
that we care nothing about taTlf aoy tarther than
fair and equitable protection TO all classes lhe
exhibition This year Of manufactured goods OF new
and important Inventions of machinery of all kinds,
especially Of that class adapted to water and steam
power-of farming utensils, ploughlng and spsding
matches, &c, &C., will probably exceed all former
ones of the kind and will be well worthy visit Of
gentlemen from the south, well as north and east
1t would be exceedingly gratifying II Virginia ana
Maryland would send on large delegation oi lnelr
citizens. They would DC met with open arms, ana
the hospitality OF tile city freely extended 10 them.
Ten OF the crew Of the ship Hudson, irom Liver
pool were taken into custody yesterday by the
United States marshal for mutnous eonduct lhey
took and have held possession OF the snip Tor the
last 30 days, during which time the captain AYERS
that he has not slept on an average OF two hours
day. 81
Spencer, who murdered his wife in jersey City,
opposite New York, has been acquitted, on the plea
OF insanity-as has become the fashion. IL Is eyi-
dent that the law Of hanging can no longer be car
ried into effect A jury will not render verdict OF
guilty in murder trials which is to make them ac-
cessory 10 the act Of depriving another human being
of life God gave life, and God alone has the right
10 take il. Such is the argument made use Of; and
had the extreme punishment been imprisonment for
life, and no power Of pardon except by the legisa-
ture many Of the late trials which have resulted in
setting the guilty free would have terminated very
differently.
The canals Of this State continue to do an enor-
nous business. The aggregate amount ceiyed for
tolls from the commencement Of navigation 10 the
2od September, inclusive, 10 Sl,lI2,322 20
During the same period in lS45, l,6a9,92 %
Increase, sl32, 400 IS
The increase of wheat, -four, &C., received IN this
city through the canals is truly astonishing. The
aggregate receipts Of these articles at tde-water
from the commencement Of navigation in 1886, TO
and including the second week in September, have
IN.
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TREASURERs STATEMENT-orrlcIAL.

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% for Wheh h
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IL The friends and acquantances Of the late
Colonel SAMUEL BURcHE are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence, at 2
o'clock p. M, tomorrow, (Friday.)
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aI5-A meeting OF the Female Union Be-
nevolent Society will be held on Friday Oct 3D. at
IL O'Clock in the directors room, Patriotic Bank.
Sept 80 G. A. WEBB, Secretary.
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A NEW WORK, Just published, and for sale
N at the book and pamphlet stores, and the
printing office Of Mr.. ]. N. Davis corner Of Penn
sylyania avenue and 18th street, pamphlet Of 3s
pages. entitled "The claim ofthe Church of Rome
TO the exercise of religious toleration during the pro
prietary government OF Maryland examined; by
Josiah r, Polk"
Sept l2-eodc2w
[InlelIigencer, Fountain, and Saturday Evening
Visiter will please copy.l
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.EkAAr- NEW ORLEANS.--The fine new brig
Anaosan, Jno. G. Dorry master, viii sail on Tues
day next the 9th instant. For freight or passage,
having superior siate-room accommodations, apply
on board, or to . ...-...a
F. & A Fl. DODGE,
Oct. It'd Georqetown,
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IPThe Methodist Protestant Chapel, on
9th street, having been thoroughly repaired, will be
reopened with appropriate religious services on Sab
bath next. Exercises commencing at ii o'clock in
the morning, and 7! in the evening.
Distinguished clergymen are expected to officatc.
Oct. 1-d2t
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture
IL at auctiOn.-On Saturday. the Sd instant, |
shall SELL opposite the Centre Market, at o'clock,
a large lot Of furniture, belonging to a person de-
clning housekeeping, viz:
Mahogany sideboards, bureaus, sofas &c.
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do bookcases und secretaries, workstands
&c.
Bedsteads feather beds, and bedding
Brussels 3ply, ingran and step carpets
Also a good lot of kitchen utensils
With many other articles not necessary to emu
merate.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Oct 1-3t.
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THEATRE.
Holiday Street, Baltimore.
To. morrow evening, FRIDAY, the Cd Of October, }
will be performed the
STRANGER
THE HONEY MOON.
In which Mr.. and Mrs. KEAs will appear, it be-
ing their benefit and last appearance
For seats, address Mr.. Marshall at the Holiday
Street Theatre, Baltimore.
Oct lit
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WHO WANTS MONEYf-A few thousand
wv dollars TO invest IN unexceptionable promis-
sorry notes and drafts, for small sums, and for short
periods of time
Address Il. q b., City Post Office. Drop post
eoe maid. giving amount, &c. Communications re-
esrded as strictly confidential Sept 26--3s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

The IfgB hega5 rirr, atm Norm g..
an evidence ni 'ne spirit ni cut,rpd1a iu som.
Oi ihf northern cities. wc COPY &c. ...b0ip.I
from Philadelphia pap.rut S4iuflsg ll.t
IS row az SIS brick houses. s.i1t.t ON
Boise Epa,l. adjoining r.y.fs s. CO.'S .t4al...
below Giull CoiIrgo.sr 20 b. on .r1m
uI.it rr.s.uf loealuu toa snui selected ...
'hr Opposite -ile oi tl maI Ib. urr
eHlsan tl>a viii be- CONN. u.ei bya N,t, Yl-s
company i1-isy. !, Dr. .hs design 20 remove
.uus ui .ne H1u- at once. So u.ius ueer e.lf,
o -rpanic them lfpm an other $3.50 in ran.
sequence OF some din,f IIca Boo their cou.frsr.
u1a utheraise ilIc whole would bc remove
together lhe turnpike company hatra.low
ci iH rlgf Whu have contracted t1 Jo tu,
Nols al.ta iay 1tlrar fhr UuJ lii- Thought
'0I' i.s prusIee made 900 dty wiI, b. about
dirty lset
iHf Itaa of removing W hole bIor d of bfitl
hu.hnEs ttaaHt li.e ne,ra.f, 40 uure tla
house. a1au nu.s ay BRICK u1ad seem
@. .alr r.'uos'suu- So iH ,aes iaf- oi im-
HH 1919 .al Ifaifrcu.a, uo l.t
.H i.ia..I' fa .HarpiI .hei,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

ErkNhl hOhfH H1si respectfully iuf.srios ni.
- uFn9f Ane reia'aefF that ~ has strved f,ati.s
tia-icfu inafscft tsfaR ssEoftnHent u
fsrtigH 0Hd Bgmssiic Dry GOOds.
tteisl Wth Eieei care, which, b. VIII scn or MAKE 10
"feiffi ~ pficcs that fanuot fsil o. pirasr
Lama WrtH-The tsdies AZ ssgr,.ff, t,,s,et a., -,
-na sheniHe Pee sew sigie ofrsods slitats ~ ds,e.
Ag aiess's shd ioaks comprising an tho new sfyles
~ ee-iiitsfes titst ciuihs ainghans raiirs a = a.
oeh o s"'s very large enilgacinf ths is s,t - -
tA.ea h'vsilH % ianes A. tugefief v ifl fUu s..t
i-,N 81 tack ard white ginEsns and esffrf,ss -.
' - 'd coulinfs ~ every dfsrfintf1H sitst,s 40
~ haihihceui dosirhs az ven Hisgfrste sftrrs
tNfitHtNa VITA fiurrrInf tsFk rra ro...,lf
l- fe''i and piif cpi'a, niiHcd and rifitrf 49,.
'l'it. HN"h hafk and mksd ssttiuetz rslIf t..t,.a
~ ~ ffifd fesilnFs, nired pans a. rsrt,,a
f--.n' tea fe.hfH snd uhHe fanusis taaritea sf,d
'ftiihef snd fiifiinrs. spfan and stiftiae eirte
ING shaN Il. sHs snf cotton iaekst haadEersbtss
t'''r-. sisFuafF a.. ifish hnfbs inas tasts-t.tlg
~ ~ II. hahasf,tiieis superior qusHiy ~ isnE
p ~ ~ ms y uh variety 20 affinria asg, 60 49,
fhcf htirlt- toD tn ti~Ht sar sfi ~ -
"h tasf ffest risssnfc ia s.1ninr o. nit g. sd. 80
H.f d. H'''ss
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FROG NINE
SONS az 'TEMpssRAXCE

IN tic Ctiyof WAotiiag. MN. .. 1916.
The Divisions viii form AZ O'Clock T.. n.
Weus'l Isl, al Irmprrnce Hall. Mouroe street.
in 20 following onlcr
Wheeling Division No 10.
Nitciuia Division 30 2-
Sicub oli'lc Division No ~. of Ohio.
Msrunsvil,e Division No 81.
The procession Viii form un Monroe street
IN irontot the Hall march zap Monroe to Mar
kct, uP Market 20 Washington. down Wash.
i0gion to Main. down Main to Second. fu
South Nheehug) down second TO Water
up Water To North. mp North TO Main. ur
Main To- Clay. up Clay To- Fourth. zap Four,i
nCmiTe, nap Centre 10 Filth. up Fifth 90 Mon
roe. down Alonroc to Fourth, down Fourl
10 NJ. =. Church.
StrJicc IN ihc Church.
Prayer hy Rev Chas. Cook
Iemptr5ncc song by thc choir.
Adde'S on tbs subject OF thc order by Bro
I ~. Gally.
Temperance Sons by ,ho Choir.
Presentation oi the Bible los the Ildic,
through Bro. VIM Mckay.
Reception OF lar Bible 10, Bro ". Kinney.
Singing by ihc Choir
Beuedic;ion hy Bro Watson.
J J HoGc.
!. X. HJmArp.
+. y. HURNgEooK.
Buur. & BOSNIAN
Il. H. lloGE.
iuos HoENBRocN.
Cow"iiite u drruEg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31


BANk DBFALCArlON.- For s1mr days
past, there have been rumor> of delalcation IN
one oi our banks. Such bring the cas- pe5-
sous are naturally led to inquire what bank
and who the person or persons suspected. In
onlcr thot tlii- rcpur' may b, property located,
and thsi The innocent may bc tree from i'm.
plica,ion, We state. upon authority. that the
dsialcatiUn exists in tn NJ cliani,a Bank of
Baltimore. a carelul examination and over
hauling OF Mr. Riyiisrd J. T0mer one of the
clerks, iudirate ialse euufvs aud lorcrd bal
ances ua considerable amount, bui how much
u not yet 9Slcriolacd as ,le books have not
ye' been fully cNamied. Some DAYS ago, Mo.
Tuner was desir,d To prcseut his nlsncc
sheet To the cNaming committee Tor inspec-
non. La this lac hesliated. aud suspicion
naturally pointed towards him IL subs. qucn,
" vacated his position as clerk la the bank,
ltit the city, aud has not bcen heapl cot since.
The matter Is still under inycstigattiln.anl
when iully asCertained will b. uadr known Ia
TIM world We have said this much In ms
tic 10 the officers oflhc bank, and ior the pur.
pose OF preventing misspprchensions towards
the innocent. Mr.. Turner was "A young gen
uemun we'll known,and up Ia lhr hour OF these
unfortunate developments, beyond even the
breath OF suspicion.
The officers eft the Bank have offered q re-
wand OF $1,000 Tor the arres, OF Turner. lie
Is about 30 years of agc, vell formed, good
looking, has light hair gray ewes. ana q singu-
lar pul-ation OF the side ot his neck Her. Is
Chance iuT policemen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
CINCINNATI MARKET. Oct. 27ih 1916
CORRECTED wEEKI.r


FLouR.-j) bbls sold from canal at SI.3O.
100 do from store at 81 30; 100 do at 81 40.
Dealers were generally holding back this morn
ing until after the arrival OF the mail aud the
transactions up to the present time have, con.
srqucntly, been on very limited scalr-tl,c
only sales hcau of being 30 bhls in store at
81 -; 30 do from Railroad at 81 10. Lois
at Canal were held at 81 80; and for one par
Gel ) 40 was refused.
WHIsKTY-The sales, which we particular
ize to-day indicate n further advance. Last
evening IL do al l9l CT; - do, from wagons.
q, same; p do at same, y do, from river, this
morning, at 1880; % do at l9sc; 60, from Ca.
nal. al l2c; 90 do AT l0kc.
LEAD--A sale of ton Pig at Ilc; so bbls
Bar at llc.
LARD--A sale last evening Of ls2 kegs a
mixed oD at &c; II bbls butchers at 90 per
III.
BAcoN--Sales Of ~ hhds country packed
sides at 4lc; 20 do, at ic
CoFFrE-Aiicr our report yesterday, - bags
good lair RIO sold at SIC; 100 do low faiS on
Saturday. not before reported, at 7ic.
MoLAssEs --Salcs of p bbis n. q. at 2S,; Is
do e, zoe per GALLON
SuGAR--A sale to-day Of 3 hhds fair n, O. az
o..
CnErsg-Sales to-day OF bxs w. r. in lot,
+ for ,hirm mt At 6lc
! Com MEAL--A sale of ] 90 bush from store
at 3jc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS. III often
thinks, Pete said sam J0hnsing to Petc Gum
bo lest evening. II often iinks Pete. dat de
rrsilIon oh Us dlrkies in sofciety is Far
more dtgrceablc ont dln dat Oh white folks 80
Who why. sam aii Pete. chow Gors
Fn1 hclrc i5t out .uctrlltc. will your
Wal Pete, you -eeii j. just dis ere. Tho
n.ssei. aint gptup innign r,ls ions 'crpt what.
D. 90 Alfci. and lem don't trouble nobody.
"1l white folks bal iorJirn relations IN Mex
ie' ont aii onsr wlmts tunally KICKING up a
"ii. brle feiri bow / 'splain de- prob
lem
"a teil ypu What it g.. sam - said Pete. Ia
( "A toue ui pIniJuld admiration l1r his know
Ieigey ouis whole team aud mo- misis BE
I hrsIirs considerable oh ma-tin unde o..
. Nagou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

STUDY OF GREEK We ,auno, belp
watching aIi Improvements in OBJ. method of
ieag1ug '' classic lauguEr with much in.
irf-si d. Aulhup ha- dome goud dcsl lor
tfreh oui tne hHiotfrbscker now carries OF
.1r PALM int publication gives tie iol-
towing thotCe specimen ni domestic Greek -
SION tnntr0H rumsrf0 pi1ioH fht fsfBo N,
ifs.i which, iIaHsatol. signifies. nJsbu
tsm.un rame hcr FDy ou Doe fiddle to
tue .aeIrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

CLEVELAND AND WHEELING RAIL
RoAD.--Ihc following persons w.re elected
Directors oithis rosd. ut DE late election iu
Neas,llc.
H. n. Day. Hudson T. Street and S Chess
mal- Salcm James fsuurr Sgluc,ili,, J. "
Robertson, PiUsaw-. H Cope j. 4 EdIIa.
-. I. Lawson. A. Wells. Lm-, Stewart.
James Ateuaul a.. c. C4deu N,ls,i.lr.
e. penis, D' RaytaAl. uas elected Treasurer.
and a. q. Cl,ica, Secretary 81 the Company,
o Piesld,u. u.s. ci ,o b. cuu> o..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

HORSE DiSTEMrEg ~ MARYLAND
lh ti which proved 80 hml sm1p,
Ifa horses ou Ion. island Ianr. ihe fa.f ,lo7
mef. has Waie o., appaauce Boo 81 Nsfr..
county MI StrlI hofas bose died from,
I.s Reels.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

RAIL ROAD LETTING The Cleveland
Hetali contains odveHisa tor the letting
OF 40 luiles OF itc Columbus aud Cincinnati
Kan Kl1d, commencing az Cleveland. The
preliminary surveys laye been msds and The
Company are determined to prosecute 90, i'm
Ioriont work with great energy The route
is said 20 be highly feasible, ond ihe cou,truc-
'ion Of 'hc road will give fresh impetus to
the growth ond prosperity of,hat cily, as well
as 10 the country connected with ,he Lake by
an iron highway.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

The anxiety 10 hear from ,he Amy and
'he Gn'i Squadron j. becoming intense Our
last date isow thc Army OF Invasion Sept.
-5ih) with lhe new, ol the blula aud cap
ture OF Montery, /. now more lhaa month
old.