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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

Sece The foregoing was in iype the illnwinp nnne,.
have been banded IN. shown the aetly. symna,hy
which prevails.
IL may be we'll 10 state that citizens whn ha ye moi
hern applied 10, hol Win disposed contribute IN the
innd now heng fased ia the relief OF Tho vsnrrahe mo.
lhe. and ihe maintenance and education of the orphan
ehdieu OF the late john iampden Peasants will 6nd
Isis al subscription at both The kendln, Rooms of The
cry, aud at The Offices al the W biz and Slnr.
No case can we'll be imagined appealing moro strong
" TO TINS whole community. fellow yltlzen oi The
most generous hanrr "hoae eSelliuns The stay aud
support oi his lamlly. has been un IN the vpor OF
manhood IRON false stale o pubic sentiment ~ the W.
eely OF which he was member and an apathy on The
part oi the public IN preventing results which every one
should haveappr hcnded. No mere proper Alonenent
seems Ia us, can be madc than Tor The community To
adopt as lie chlldfen tose who have been made hana
through lis omissions, and III this deed III ntoneent so
lat as aioheuenl eau be made II Is believed that every
member of The community will be DESTROYS ul unns IN
proportion 10 his means
EXbnsvely Admired aud beloved IA MIR pleasnuts
"as II has been suggested that there are probably many
persons al distance both within and ou vi he Com
monweah who Will be happy 10 unite with the People
o islehmond IN their lrbue al Affection all such are
advised hatnny SUN which they may be disposed to re
MI. II enclosed either Ia MI H. w Moncufe Henry
Ludlam ~ Joshua J. Fry, OF this city, If be faithful,
y aud Jndiclensly applied 10 It's inject.
There was no fanr0r. no revenge 10 ~ Gshness even
IN the nble spun which has ceased breathe: He tell
vi;m To The false sentiment Of pnur and fought his
adversary Win no wish, ms II appears 10 take his
l1e, hn nearly taslndieale hs reputation: In his
dying moments, he stated, what no uue had sosprctcd
Thai he had drawn the ball from one ol his piss after
his freud had left hun. the night prev 10 the CONS
bal, IN nrder 10 diminish the dnuges o his adversary
whilst those 10 Which he huseli was Ia be exposed
In must have iell made II almost impossible 10
cape
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
KICM.IRD III. T0EE1s. Editor.
O. THE LYNCHBURG YIEGINIAN,


g THE LYNCHBURG NIRGlNlAN,
u psbtishedsemi-peskty 1snsru Monday ara Thursday
BY SfArHAM, DILLARD & ToWNLEY,
a. -Four Dollars per ant,n payable IN advance. No sub
,.rpt,sn e DC reesieejor shorter tune than sir months
paper oR be discontinued (ereept at the discretion
ssthe Edtors,) unta al aITeardses are paid
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,saare Tor rsss) for ecery ae form insertion and 3t
sYrc Tor isss) for erery outer form insertion
EvERf ADVERTISER required 10 note, on has
manuscript long he oshes has advertisement inserted
advertisement, not noted ,o be inserted m ITS dis
entiauanoe be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .7DFERTTSLN'G the terms are for
he privilege efteo squares, $40 for square SIS for
sqtare, irner form $50. Every yearly adre'tiser
will be required his advertising TO hisparttc'-
ar line Of business.
g. JOB PRINTING erec,tea neatly aud srpedhio"s-
snd onreasonab able terms
Partnership ana kfcnsorG'.
T HAVE. taken into partnership with ne CHARLES
w LOVE. The business will FOL The future, be
conducted under the style Of
NT'IvER & LOVE.
feel very grateful To my friends and the public for
the liberal patronage extended to and take this
opportunity Of requesting continuance ol their nvors I"
the
Our business will be carried on in Ten enent lmme
disely Opposite my former shop, where We are open
ing and receiving fresh supply ot
Cloths, CHssin,eres. s'eSfifSs Hand
EerchicFs. stocks, Rsosons
and variety Of o,hcf articles usually kept by Merchant
laors. -
An Tailoring entrusted 10 our care viii be executed
CHRISTOPHER MlVER.
March 9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

! he power and ltowng greatness of this Republic
we touched npon by NJ. Theirs very gfapliesy.--
hut he hndt therein. no cause Vi ALARM 10 Ffaoee.
I'll we look back nppn= what has taken place in A.
mefca during Tho nsl sAly years. may well BIZ
pissed, when W. are reminded that nj tha parud heu
We menl TO ihe assistance Of The Gnlted States they
scarcely Possessed the AlAbe cuast. In sixty years
they have crossed hr Alb ghanis pen7led the Immense
valley u Ito Mississippi, with lhe hurdy settlers,
tied the botdersoi The five lakes. reached lhe Rocky
Mountains. PASSED into The Gull If Mexco lhnireh
onlsana, otdtd 10 lhem by ia, lRken the lodas, md
are now dlspullna with England ia Oreg,n aud tho
shores ot The Pacific uc,an. How can we withhold u
feeling of surprise aud admIaunul" =
The Unun al that inr had five millions OF souls; To-
day Il has iwfGiy eight millons. Ii lbrn consisted Of
thirteen States 10 day II amounts 10 twenly seven
iweny-e'gh' Tho loned States have an inme,,se
maritime pnwer. They have, instead oi a permanent
army, those Intrepid sbatp.shul.fs Who have delcnded
hem 81 oflon and with 20 much inft pIdny AMI they
have the Immense pride ul democracy. oaec've.
repeat II, these men are suSed NJ Ihe sight ul such
phpt Bul grnlemrn, cxanine your hearts. CONSULT
your musl secret Instincts, aud tell II yuu afe anea-
~ or nnquieL l. here nny one Ia this chamber WIN
viii say 10 himself. There is dagger in lts ivs
Fnnee7p ,sssfs .f8#ssts IL
NJ. Dupn. Il is dangerous 10 Eoalnad. IS
Several members. Yes, yes, that is ii. Ness
NJ Theirs II here Isauy danger for US thai the most
piercing eye can discover ,nh, llen. eentemeo declare
myself bad Trenohmao, aud very lgaurant ona.. As
ioi my pan. have ~ f a and am eunyincej hatlhs
nulnIuntlt lsnuis AlA When ID, srcondud ihH OnUeu
wien he freely gave lhrm LoiIsi.
ana-dld not prepare dangers Tor France. II ! We're
nm Engishnlau, could uceiye The nneasiness VII CHI
my country should feel with respect 10 The Uoiled
States. ~
This poiot was often REQUIRED 10 by tho oratrr II
have no uneasipsss,' hn said, when | contemplate
American grealeness." Tpis was fdewed by exclama-
lions in the Chamber. ever, good. i" .vcty good!' lie
wished well 10 all people, but greatness far hso~n and
then added "AmerIca Is. peups. The only nlhef nation
ineni. cordially entertained by the gallant poople
nt France eatlrs allies aud Trend cannot Doubt
II is due 10 The gupd will of such peple well
justice and character that vhJen spirit OF
acknowledgement aud ol awless gaspng should snlly the
grandeur Of our progrrss, hul HAT moderation, With
mness aud lDnexibe adherence To the right, shunld
mark us as people worthy Of tue greatness which II 10
ours 10 attlln. All. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
%g0ch Of .geitcfgU,

Gold aud Silver Lever Watches. Silver Wa'r Military
Goods Britannia Ware, Plated tasafs and Candle
Sticks aud great variety OF articles tedious To
eunmerare, rey reduced prices, uf CASH, Short
credit to punciual customers.
My friends aud The community generally, are invited
to call beore purchasing as | an determined 10 euSes
without delay. aad VIII offer perhaps greater nd1cement
to purchasers than have before been offered IN his
market.
Those indebted to the viii please call and
settle their accounts srrediiy as possible.
o.. Clucks Watches and all kinds af Repairing ex-
eculed puncually and Al moderate prices
Nov. z Is
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.HERGEs.E.9.3' T.FsEOHS.

w NJ. & y. O "A X z z,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch>
W burg, aud the public that they have associated
themselves together aud taken the large brick building.
Immediately opposite John HJlins, where they inlenp
10 carry the
TIE Ds.E.ys. ~ Usl.y'ESi,
in all lis branches. They have n6w hand. and will
constantly kerp beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS.
CASSlMERES, VESi1SGS, and IN fact every thing
suitable for Gen,enen's wear, which they viii make
up 10 order the most fashionable ST. les haadsoae his
anf warranted workmanship 80
We very respectfully invite the Gentlemen OF Lynch
burg and The SURROUNDING country 10 give us q al.
WA, s JOHN OAkEY.
NWi3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
sg.sFsEs ELECTION.

NNilE WARD ELECTION for six Aldermen and
4 SIX Comnon Council men, in each ward in TIE
town OF l.ynchhurg will take place pursuant 10 act
OF Assembly, entitled IAN art Ia ameud enled
TO div de the town n iynebhurg into wards, and
tor other purposes, passed Feb 10, 1850, the first
Tuesday in April HeAt--and viii be held in Lynch
Wsrn No. |, being all hat part Of said town beoN the
lst alley, extending from the river to The I2h street. IN
the house lately occupied by Mr., Hughes grocery
store, two doors above Mtssrs Talbot * Laner, Main
street; and in ieny Ward No. 2. being all that part of
town above ST alley, extending from the river Ia l2lh
street. IN The house Lately by occupied J. L. kearns,
On Mansifeel next dopT above Messfs Young s Bow
belonging 10 Jno. w. Ba1well
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Serg. the CorporatIon Of Lyuchbory.
Fen. &c a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
TT. II LAvZfyDER & CO,
.NEU or Deer ! and COMMISSION HOUSE.

TT. II LAvZfyDrR & CO,
.NEU GROCERYand COMMISSION HOUSE
At THE OLD STAND OF
BRYANT Young,
4 RE now receiving their Spring Supply Of GRO.
Il CERES, &c, and offer for sale
81 hhds. Cuba, 2. Rico ano n o. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar, very fine.
Lao hays RIO, l.sguyra and Java Cufee.
90 bids and ibis Mlasses.
l2n kegs Nails, assorted
100 slcks Salt,
boxes Woolsey's Sugar,
1900 los Blisered Steel,
$40 lbs Shear and Cast Steel
5000 HIS. Cotton Yarns.
% kegs Duppnt's aud Kentucky Rife Powder,
- :" Blasting Powder
Is huxes g. 7. and Imperial Tea, some very fine,
10 bhls Tanners OIL.
hid. Winter beachrd OIL.
So baxes Sperm and faow Candles,
% SN 10 and 10 y II Glass,
cereon best Cara ,cas Indigo,
10 tons Ground Plaster.
% realms Cap aud Letter Paper.
1000 lbs good and damaged Sule Leather,
81 kegs White Lead.
81 Nova Scotia GnGdstones
Ions country Bar Iron,
" Rolled do
5 bales Cotton Cloth. rs, 4.
8 4" No. and O1nabnrgs,
leo pieces Calico, assorted.
20 bushels Clover Seed.
EERUnEss.
o pipes superior +. Brandy,
8 bhls. American do
% bbls. old Rye Whiskey,
50 " Recfed do
DO hhds and bills. Mountain do
9 bbls Gin,
10 " n. F. Rum,
10 " Malaga Wine.
superior Pou Wine,
Vinegar,
besides numerous other articles, viz
Coppefas Nader. Sweet Oh painted Buckets. Rice
Suap Maeheral Bed Ticking, blearhed Cluth. 1uIky
red Cotton. Ginger, Pepper. Aspice, Salara,us hox
Backing, Pins Buttons Trace CHAINS Hoop Iron. Tea
and lafle Spoons, suspenders Nsokern. SILK and Cot
lon Fan KITS, Apron Checks. Spool Cotton, Bed Cords
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills, Jugs, Jars, &c.
s<c. Tnall Of which they invite the attention Of their
friends and the public generally assuring hem that every
rxerion on their part III he made give entire sails
iaeiinh 10 all who may favor Them with call,
Feb. % is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

1t will be rccollectcd that some time in
December last, J. J. AvERzAc, Esq, the
French Consul at this port. who was Iaboring
under the 'neAtal arrangement, disappeared
suddenly add was not afterwards heard OF. -
On Monday last, the skeleton OF msn was
discovered IN thicket near the ST. Stephens
road, about siS miles from the city. On ex-
aiming the remains OF the clolhiug OF which
The skeleton rested they were Identified. prin-
eipally by the buttons which bore the Consr-
lar mark, as having belonged to Mr. Averzsc.
be unfortunate gentleman doubtless wander
Ell TO this remote place and leila victim Ia his
unfortunate condition.--MobiLeR Register.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

GENERAL WORTH. A few weeks since
we alluded. in general terms, TO the position
of this distinguished eihcer ia the army of lhs
Uuited States. Ii wss1nnecessary loo us to
specify his name. No one could mistake that
|flowering plumer which had been 40 unior-
iunately missing ia the battles OF the Sth
aud 9th al Nlay--the ill-starred events which
had produced his absence from the iield-thc
ardent anxiety which he felt To re appear up
on the theatre Of the war, 20 share its honors,
to lead the van---the strong assurance which
his character gave us that I've wanted nothing
but opportunity to distinguish himself in the
service OF his country, h there was one of
ficer in the army for whose noble galantry
and generous srdOr any man would be safe in
pledgiug his life. that officer was Gen. WORTH
And nobly has he justified this confidence,
and redeemed those declarations. Gen. Tay-
Tor, with the noble sympathy which 30 highly
grsces tho soldier, gave Worth the opportuni-
~ which he burnt TO enjoy. he permitted
him TO lead the van at Monterey. aud he ha.
truly distinguished himself, as much b, bis
discretion as by his chivalry.
Que would have supposed that Gen. Worth
would have been hurried by the strong mo.
iives which adjusted him, to "puck danger
at the cannons mouth" aud rush Into the
heat Of battle, without any regard TO conse.
quences, But such was not the case, Gen.
Worth recolleeted how much depended upon
his coolness-how many lives were at stake
how many brave men might be sacrificed b.
too much ilnpetuosity on the part Of theil
leader. The most brilliant achievement OF
the day was hrs; but IL is difficult To say wheth
CT we are 10 admire most his arior or hiscoul
ness-the gallsntry he displayed, or the Eos.
bearancc which he excried towards his men
AT all events, he has added new laurels 10 hi.
brow; aud 40 completely bad his character o 1.
trscted the admiration of the world, and hi.
peculiar condition bad 80 much won the syn,.
pathies OF bis comrades, that his triumph is
Sufficient 10 disam even envy ITSELF Vash.
Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

The advantages OF maintaining at all timrs
a high STANDARD of credit OH the part ofStales
snd smaller communities are sirikinsly excm-
plitied in the case OF the city OF Boston. Il,
- stated that neutrality-suspicious. are enter
tanned that Boston will be- able to negoiiale
with Dutch capitalists. at low rate ol inter
est. Tor all the money that may b. required
Tor the construction ol the works which ARE
TO supply that city with pure water Inc
sum necessary u, it we recc,icct Alright about
three millions OF dollars. In consequence OF
tins expectation City OF Boston live per crni.
scrip has advance la value.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
NEW FALL GOODS.

YYENRY KuRrZ most respectfully informs his
- irnds aud customers that he has received ifo
hasten market, a lstge essofuaen1 VI
Foreign AID Domestic Dry Goods,
selected With great which he N cell lDskc 20
order. al prices that csuuoi fstl 60 please.
Lapts' WE.E-rhr ladies earnestly inviiedto call
and examise his new style ofgoos su'sre fo df.e~.
walking dresses aad ciosks comprising all tpc ~ s
OF casiinerc. thiici cloths, gnghsus. cshcos &c Ny
stock of goods II vcry largo enr The hest nskes ~
spscas. nsusi dc lanes. &c together with tail assrt
men1 OF BLACK aud white ginghans and ,atcoe<, cap
connrts aud couifosts OF every de-cfipion snsws and
scstts OF magnificent designs Al very iecfAfe Psrc~
trsriGakN'- NssH- Suyerlsas black and cnote<l
ei"ns hesrcf and pilot cloths mixed aud striped csSsi
mcfe. brown. black ann TAXED ssrtnets. gold tuiXcd
Meca. ros striped scsiinsr, mix-sl lcans &c. Carton
pissd. red yellow and white 1san-ls. l,lesrhci and
,' 'eesngs and sh,rsnss a?ros, and shung essk
riovcs. suspcndcrs &C. IRISH linens inea ialerio-
linsa posk hsndkesehiet superior quality OF iSsnk
~ oi a.. Nnos, WIN yr'eiy of auicia, flowers Ald
fancy articles too numerous uc,riou-aiiof which
w take Trest rsssare ~ showing 20 my ipmsls srs
Oct. 10. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
ORIGIN OF the WORD BOSTON

The famous city OF notions, situate in New
England, and the Capital OF Massachusetts,.
derived It's name from Boston in England. -
The Boston la England. owes It's naine to the
eminence Of its mechanics. arlizans. aud
nastcr-workmeD, who, Ia England, when di-
mc,ing others, or placed over them as supc-
rlors, are deHonimatedLo bass. This town, thus
distinguished tor its bosses. became ia time
boss-foDH hence Boston. Are not the PEG.
pie OF this good city. at least many OF them
Worthy copies of the transatlantic people @
he old Boston l--Bosion Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

The destructive fire 10 which tho ,t;, ;.,,.,,
unier Gen, fsylDr NaseSposed !, l,.,,, 49,
Iug 0n ilie enrinys forts. on The 2lst,lt =,
Monterey, may b. gathered itOm tiic l,I. hi
tlc gallant Ihirl Regiment
01pa aiigf ihe time when thc order 10 a5
fnce was gwen, Major I,eor. in command 4.
iAt hBimrnl az ihc time got kilied.
Jaid MONS then assumed tbe command
he $500. sipre,i lkc fate Capt. Bsipbri.is,
was uekt % lead. he got setersly 'yyOupIe.i
and bad TO retire. Bgt. Msi. Bsrb3iir va.
ihr y 80 to iole command BE- was Allied a,
ihe close ol ihe engagement. Cspt. Henry ws.
90 command OF what femainei Of ihe fegi.
n'ul, winch were found 60 numher. ou beinp
mustered, ~ men, Including tlc oaiosf, onI
lbe wuk anil file
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
THOS. HuGHFS 1

Whefiiag, Va.
TH0S. HUGHES, Jr..
now reeeiv.HT aud opening sIasse and beautiful A..
lee'ed with great care both STYLE and AND
fought 20 very Tow for cash. a; eau and ,il rolI
ny u. ~S,,s ,s ess re ss ~ ,hr Western een,.
BOOK cu, fo. their fsIi and woSS 20 can AVID sS.
y determined 10 sell them good ssondr Is low AZ NOSE
IAN enl them. Having purchased very large stock ol
- pfea'ol Go sell irns Far les ian they have lesnr,
'ts, oie,ed The following eomprascs roriisn VIZ:
green French. English and American cloths OF every
SHADE, price sud qualify. Beaver cloths AND Beaver
dweeis ot very superior qualities aud extra cheap
ram and fancy French. English and American Css,i.
mere e.. BON t...i. 3! cents To 81 "A per yard.
Nv EEilS-Suh nixi. claret and daiiia mkt Tyc.,.
spiendd aIiIcie toE sacks aud oyereosis.
Nl$rlNGs-E2iTA super csviimere and embroidered
satin sk cashmere viines Fancy sin velvet and hi.
be- nierlno yeriinEs. Wooden plaid aud swans dow 40
Valencia and sstigeni. sc.
EA1INEIs--Any quantity Of satincis of plain and
nne{ coiots, al your own prices EkuA super blue
Nsekirsw hsnkefr Piafis wooien and eo,,on I,nscys
srscn tsse anda bcst OF other eoors too nuneros to
CRAyA1's-Pisia 4 fancy satin crsvsss and sc.,fs.
, nsaSsroh'eis, Thihci, Casinncse and Ho,ki
g"te- snsfeHdsfs Hierro and lambs wool under sys
and dtswcfs caH'os aud All Piannl 40 vo.,let,
e1uy XVII halt i'osc aud ia fact every thing
HEADf'MAbE CLorIINC-Cos,s. blue. hacI and
s soi"'ca ei",h dress aud Dock csais from s. to
So, b'ue Meckinaw blanket and beaver el.ab ,,yar.
e"s'. hrayy Tweed sd Pilot cloth do.
IN ~ iAlooNs--llsin aud fancy Cashmere rsnia.
h9s's cheaper tssu ever you saw 6ou - 10 $40 &C.
sncs pans'eons al all colors sts pes and rre a. low
- ~ per pair f'-' - ~"
NbsIf--Ttc mos beautiful assortment, of ready.
n@e vests that ever lOoked a. made aud Trimmed
I IA superior style -
SHiEIS-Whge linen and Muslin sI,irts u,sde AZ
""o UP ~ Tive best style. and better atiric know
is1 NaH he 'nngh amy where else the city stfiped
hnen and calico shirts Marine slime eheeE and ri,
/ shirts. - - N'''N 80" t'''"N
~ may ~ proper here 20 mrntiop that AT goods sold
vut OF ths cstalhshn1cnt warranted peffe,f t a.
~ I"nHy and manufacture. the cuaioef ris no r,sk
,ueNsus AZ INFERIOR S1icie put upon ilc ANY OF tie
1870 se,Ns made 20 order in The latest and noS fash
sn s sy',s, aud warranted 10 ~ no sale Hence
a sAy to ono and ali. wiio prize good a. made ONT
w we -t material At The shortest notice To- af "A tb
late John Ieecb sI1 ,tt,, s,e1o 81 u'e
wheeling Oct ~, 10 " 'sE' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

The Winnebagoe chiefs and delegates had a
final ntery lew with President Polk OF We'd
nesiay. The treaty concluded between the
\. Commissioners and this delegation as
signs 10 our Governments oil the territory
WHICH ihe Wiunebagoes now iuhabit. embrs.
cling about 800 600 acres, aud all the tile
whoa they claim TO between 1000 900 and
5,OOOOOO acres more as a hunting ground -
lhis treaty and the one entered into last
Spnng with the Poitawatomies extiDgui,h ali
lndlun title OF any hind to- lands in the new
State oi Iowa. In consideration of this cessiou
( oi lands on the part OF the Indians, the GOV.
crnncni Of the United States assign 20 them
n suitable tract OF land west OF tie Mississipn
Tor their neAy ylomes OF the fund which ia.
treaty siipuiates TO be paid to them, a yer,
considerable proportion is, by the terms OF IN,
treaty, 10 be expended under the direction q
the PiesIlent Tor their Improvement in TN,
arts and occupations OF civilized life. a sun
- set apart for the establishment of manur
labor schools among them. A portion of IN,
iund - also set apart for the purpose ol break
ing up and fencing tho ground in the new ter
riory 10 which tlle lndiaGsarc 10 remove. A
mother very considerable portion of the con
sideratlon money named in the treaty Is In re-
main IN the hands of the goyernnernment a
ah interest OF per cent, to be- paid ann,iall
To The Indians, ioE their use aud beueiit Tor
period Of thirty years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
LATEST ARRIVAL,
WORE hEly MR. f.oony

GHEEE MoTTE. No TO- Msfkst square. ,ys,id
- call the attention their cnsiosicrs and fla nuii,
10 their stock OF & ali and Winter Good. which ib-v
are now opening. Their purchases having hern made
stc IN the ancf many articles had declined an
price. they fec confident thai they oer good har
gains 10 iiose Who may favor tiirm With call There
IN the as~"rtnict several styles Ladies dress
good>, suitable iot tho Al Kinds t:cnrncn
wcsf. eioih tssriiers, wrc- rsnets. iesns kccseSs
esiinrs etc N nne every article thai s usually tep
Dry Goods store. Osi Il.
rLEcric Sclseci hooks. a fresh supply of NJ. t;Wf
- fr-ys Eirctsc kead-rs. Nos. T. 2 y aud aud Ray
kieche Atiihmssie parts l. and :? jus, r,setvc.i add
for sac Wholesale aud retail the publishers ptce. bv
oet.E, JOHN II THOMPSON, Nam Il,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20

We publish to-day the report of Mr.. Jones
President pro. ten. oil the b. & q. r. X.
Company, for the past year, II. together,
with The report OF SIR. McLane. published on
Friday last, contains all tlle Information az TO
the designs OF the company. which TIE board
has thought proper 10 make public
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
CURE FOR MURRAIN..

CURE FOR MURRAIN.-A respectable
correspondent at Bstesville has sent us the
following receipt. which he says he has used
with success Tor twenty years, Tor curing aud
preventing the bloody mnrrain la cattle:
Take one quart OF dry pounded polk. root.
aud mix ii with one gallon OF saif. Give a
small quantity, say one ounce, at time.
WINCH will cure aud prevent the disease in
cattle"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-20
(Comm,rnieo,es.Y

Ma Bosroa--TlIs chsoso T'h.rs,ni x,., a, ,t.,,,,
IhDhei one treats the parts usually Affected A.
,ahiy medicine FOR innsIBafonr cOagi,s rolds AZ
Ao~ ., none That can equa Dr. Tsyiors Genuine Bsi
sem oi LiVefwort uee u In my family WIN my eo
s s WIZ the NEST happy resnhsand called on the
oeio' yesterday 20 recommended A. IN addition 40 49, -,
Fhfty, foe IL wonderful cures Of cans,,of,ion ana ~
~ ssanpsints. The Doctor Gays A. IL oXlcrsvey osun
~ e'a purchasers should see Dr. Leeds sisnssure
70 te hcsntifnl steel engraving on each hsftle, So,
y tciier, bay Of the Doctor, Jss Bowery
oet ~ JAMES BAKER. agent Wheeling Va