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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

90 no LET OR FOR SALE. and possession given
s immediately the Farm and premises lately occupied
bv John GRAY Esq. Staten Island about Nv miles
West OF Pori Richmond. and nearly opposite Eh&aheth
port There about hty OF land including wood
and and salt meadow There is uev, large and conno
io,Is mansion House and good barn. and new AID con-
venient ou;bouses on the premises. Apply 10
CHARLES kOHLER, near the premises 20
niGtf GEO BOWMAN, No ! Hanover-st y. YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
pnblir eonpenanres. &r
sE~ PEOPLES LINE sTKAaIBoIT,,

At Five O'clock P M-Lsnding III Iu,ernelia,s Piss,.
From he foo, OF BsTclsy-st:
S,ea:nsoa, NORTH AMERICA. Capt F. H. Fury. VII,
leave o. MondAy, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday sarr
rocns AZ O'clock
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt B. overessa, vsu
leave on Tuesday, Thursday, sid Saturday ssrneocs
y o'clock -
~ Apply on board. or =, H.. t,ssc, o, n. ws.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
JAYNE'S FXpFCTOpANT

he'' :. ;. Ma1innis, Professor IN Hamilton, a. r.
LitcIafy ard Theological Seminary, SAYS;
would noitc without DR.. Jayne's Medicines in INV
iiF '' any consideration. have found tlem cess
~, ~ ~ ,sssS Mhefe al other means have faiisd."
l.hoa- Harris, corner OF Front aud Iomha ard STA
: 'i'S'e' phia' was cured ofCOUGH. ASMHMA, and
,,,3. u, pit tbl Nc OF THE LUNGS,
Rev Ira VI. Allen, late Of tlis ls,t ro,, Of No yo,t
~ ,ssys''l have used Jaynes Expectorant ard bay
more confidence in itthsn ''''' ~" ""'
al. oIitEb MEDICINES or THE KIND
NV W tn. Laws, Mode-itovp Va s.ys.-.s4t b,ro
u uI Apeclofaut, and found II an excellent ,,edt.
Cli NJ TOT ~ l.MONARE DISEASES '
~, yuhn bcekiord. Of PASSPORT Maine Won,
t,.oIdhi hes just cured man whom, his rb,sirisn
~. up 70 die with CONsI MPTiON: aud also sno
"a, ln W" Nsty lowest Stages Of BRONCIIITls"
Y ,h ana Williams BookEcicrs Owezo y.
FACTION" A"'s WV hhSAb SAllH
Rev John Ellis. of New York CITY. saw. that two 10,
rent toNsyNrriov " "''' "''" 'Fp'
NJ Adrai Ely, Of Waferio,vp. Ny s.y..-aA.,,
g.e people ofef certificates ia favor Of your "a
, e'' relieve ihsi ~ your Medrinss are thr host
~ ol- 'iui nave oYrf lccn offered 90 the rulSir for
p ,i,i y, y, ti e pubic aud ihc CUgE OF DISEASES
- 80 ,,,-nhw Isl. Editor OF the Lynn (Mass1 Rec.
. 49,, sei "t iNrectoraHf BE- very valuable : sfup
i y, ,efe iaieiy used with good eject iu s,opfipg
, ~ hiihuf ~ Bradford. OF Dariiurfon BE- .s,s that
49,, a. ~ 'pn ~ hoi z u few minutcs
,, '.s't"i lHcl journal safs-sA uis of Iavne.. ~,
~, 80 N sd,isV az that speedy cure fpf inao
f "-i-' old, Asthma. lloarsencs- aud a ind.
a. In rove h''dicincs arc Cor saie in Whecfinrhv
1.CHlf MuAfKFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

20 Irnuc' 'iicinc perfectly pa'atahlc certainly
great advance tow ards tile eradication of disease
mere eau ie M doubt thai great cause OF protraced
lihss - tho natural reluctance have 10 swallow me
acinc coniormaly 20 the directions ofthe physican-
various experiments are therefore rcsortod by te med
oa prariiioncr IN order disguise OF hs pre-
sofipiton Recourse Is generally had such eases
those articles 81 food which the patient fond OF
ana which are commonly az hand The consequence Is
ne ioathcs the sight OF them afterwards. Now Che
keners sugar Coated Vegetable Pin remedies this ohac
ZION ehiifciy The medicine ~ completely gnsroud
" y me coating OF sugar, HAT tho Pin he suffered
20 isnlhih IA sis mouth considerable length limo
Without any symptom Of nausea disgust. Their rura
uNo properties are chiefly confined complaints which
isIhae IN impurities of the blood Hence they strike
AZ 'hc foot OF disease, aud the relief they afford cannot
otIctwi.e ihai permanent and eecuAI They place ma
tui" IN me very position she occupied birth They
INC bowels purify the blood. promote the inscns
and restore healthy action the liver
NC heSit aud tie lungs Their virtues positive
gccratn IA restoring health that the proprieor binds
himself 10 return The moaey paid them all cases
,aey DO not give general satisfaction For sale by
J"y ~ a. O. FAIRCuILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
THE BAKFPS

We are pleased TO learn that this highly tai
entcd family are TO cntcrta in our citizens AT
the City Hall ON Saturday evening next. We
copy from the Delaware Express the follow
ing notice Of their performance, which. we
learn, is from a high source, and does them
no more than justice:
FOR THE DELAWARE EXrRrss.
Mr.. BoicRc:-hnow ing that YOU were nm.
we'll and did not attend the Concert given by
this family in the Methodist chapel few =.
Neuinss since, may account Tor the fact of
these singers not having received d notice ip
your paper.
You will permit one. who had the pleasure
of listening to their performances. to pty them
by this slight notice compliment more de
serving than ] feel competent to besiow.
have heard much Of Music-of it, powtr. Us
melody, but never tiil listened to thcsgcct
melodies OF This song Singing family hs, it cy.
ef beea my lot 20 tHOw md Isi what there
was in Music. II "knowlcdge hath MOVIE, b.
Music haih 81, much more abuniant SloulI
! wish 90 melt aud move thc strongest henri.
] would employ 80 other power save tb. ,,i.
ces OF this Yankee band. Too mlrh rrti-e
canuot o. awarded them. Sufficient j.. ff d,
bcsiow upon Them ths highest And ,o1
VIII permit mc 90 sugrf that DO fou ssh Ii ID,
iorg the Jus OF Iile aui have your soul ,,.It.
cd and carried captive by tnc sweet aud r,.
low strains of heavenly music. attend ti. nest
concert TO lr given by them in this ul.ag. ou
ise l2il inst Their songs ore of ihr Gf-t of.
der, aud their execution SURPRISES any thina /
ever listened to. ~ you desire 90 hear .ffle
loud thuuders rattle aud Che loug. decp
heavy rumbiug oi "Jote's artillery. and or.
casionally ubcir sweet melting melodies -1lic,
than the darn eye ui woman. attend their
next performance, ud you will Boz richly REL
wanied. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
POSITIVE PRoOFS.-CoNsUMPT AND RIEE
DING OF THE LUNGS CURED BY THE USEOF
DIR DINCAN'S ENPE("rnR Mr. REMEnV

Miss EmeineN eager, aged seventeen years was taken
when AZ the age ofsxtecn with slight cold which shc
esected until Tie LUNGS became prey that destroy
CT 'ONSt MPTIUN, when application TO a physirian
Wa made, To mo- eject lie considered her case homeless
one, and prescribed hut little medicine for her In the
meantime she discharged great quantities OF blood with
much cNpecoration Of thick phlegm cough Her 10
dily amc al length became reduced living * eio,on
hcr last was anNously looked for by her friends that her
shucf ngs might end by the paugs Of death During tie
me her physician frequently called aud a. te last re-
ouIse determined 10 test the virtues OF DT DunraRs
hNec'of ant remedy having noticed some extraordinary
cures pcrior y the medicine similar cases lie al
ulec pulaihed Two bottles and administered Il 10 her
fourth day he found some changes which gave homes
nc continued giving the medicine for eighteen DAYS Al
ua te she was rendered able I've walk ing IN her led
ahber 20 the 0sionshment 81 her friends aud relatives
he continued using tho medicine for eight weeks when
INC ueclSed herself entirely free paia aud disease
ann now puTses her daily occupation IN perfect health
, ne al'Fe valuable medicine he obtained in Nhce
ing a. tue Store or y 20 J.B. & r. Is. MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

The Pittsburgh Gazette pledges the capitol
OF Pittsburgh TO the construction OF the Con
nellsviIle Fail Road and the BAIT American
says that city will unquestionably contribute
her proper share toward the work We have
no docees- ii Will contribute its proper share,
a"" "I"'-'sdl be nothing We do not believe
that al the cdpitaIIs,oiu Pittsburrb are :, los,
to honesty as To sanction a fraud nv i.,a.,io.,
their money tits results, because low so doing
they become as guilty as the swindlers who
procured the passage of the act; nor do we be-
leve that any one will invest any large amount
oil his means in so uncertain and frsil an en-
terpnSc as ibis must be- without a States
sanction. Neither will there be- any ct the
stock taken ia Baltimore, except, perhaps, a
few thousand dollars by a few houses wherein
a strong desire exists 10 secure favor in Pitts
burgh. There will never be- 10000 dollars
paid toward that work in Baltimore, nor will
tho Baltimore x Ohio Company take one cent
OF stock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

LEXlNGT0N-O Our readers will remem
Der that short time since, young man named
HORNE, was murdered in cold blood, unpro-
voked, by young Shelby. son of the late Gov
crnor. Shclby was tried aud the bias evident
ly from the responsibility OF his connections,
was so strong, on the part of court and jury,
that he was virtually cleared. a large meet
ing OF tho citizens was held on Monday last,
which adopted resolutions TO the following Ell
fect:-That we disapprovc Of the course of the
Judge and Jury in the case oil Shelby; that
money. aud the arstocratic influence of the
county, have virtually cleared Shelby; that ii
HORNE had shot Shelby instead OF the reverse
he would have been hung before the going
down oi the next days sun; that this meeting
request Judge Buckner to resign; that the Judge
and the eight Jurors who voted for uncondi-
tional acquittal, (who, we infer, had been
hung in ellisy,) be cut down from their hang.
ing position, marched through the streets ia
the tune OF the Rosue's March, and afterwards
be publicly burnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
POETRY BY. JoHN O. -AnAAlS

Miss Ellen NJ Cockey, of John and Tbomo.
Forest, Baltimore County, presented to MIR
Adams, few weeksago. pair of knit gloves
In acknowledging their reception. the ..olt
man eloquent penned the following lines:
Who shall say that public life
Is nothing but discordant strife?
And he whose Heart is tuned TO love
Tender and gentle as the dove.
Must whet his talons, night and day.
FOR conflicts with the birds of prey.
This world is fashioned, Lady fair
vi Joy and Sorrow, Ease and Care
vi sudden changes, small and great:
vi upward and OF downward fate:
Aud whose bends his mood TO trace
The annals of mans fallen race.
May sigh to find that natures plan.
Is ruthless war from man to man
But nature cruel, TO be kind.
Not TO war only man consigned:
but gave him woman on tie spot
10 mlnsle pleasure in his lot.
ihal u With man, war cannot cease.
WIN woman r"igns eternal peace.
fdir Iady,I have lived ON earth.
hEh iourscofe Summers from nv birth
Ahd nan the sorrows have felt
iidNe ~ ny brother ma "a been dealt:
Aud all the ills have endured
l}y man inflicted, woman cured.
NE glove from man TO man thou know "a
~ lierce defiance is the boast.
And cast ~ anger ON the floor
mortal combat shows ,he door
PM gloves from womans gentle hand
VI cordial Friendship bear the wand.
And 300 return q single glove
u. tokens cHDiema.ic Love.
Thy giii. air Ellen. then take.
And ,heris. Tor thc ljycfs sake.
N"I "W'e iH.y shelter from ODE Storm
Wy i'n lhe ilrw alike shall warm.
Aud speed iof lbee TO Col above
lh- l-f'Id prayer ui faithful love
,. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
Washington, April lg. I-i6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

STATE REFORM.-A convention is 10
be held in Stauuton, Augusta Co. on the l7th
August next ON the subject OF a reform of our
State Constitution. This is a subject OF deep
interest TO the citizens of this and adjoining
counties, and we suggest the propricly OF hold
ing meeting an early day to appoint dele
gates to represent Ohio County ia that con
vention. VIII not our Philadelphia neighbors
move in the matter2 We think the meeting
should he there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

THE PAY OF OUR OFFICERS. Major
General, 1916 per month; aid TO do, additions
al pay S3S; B,igadier General s2iG; aid to do,
additional pay, S2S; Colonel OF Infantry, s 66;
Lieutenant Colonel, 81 10; Major, Sl29; Cap
tain, $50; First Lieutenant, so; Second Lieu
tenant, sos; Adjuiant, $50; Sergeant, SI3:
Corporal, $40; Pri,atcs, each, S., Colonel OF
Cavalry, SlSi; Lieut.. Colonel, SI62; Major,
Sal; Captain, Sl06; First aud Second Lieu
tenant, each, $780, Adjutant, 500; privatcs
sell aud horse, so. The cost of 10000 vol
mteers' IN due proportion ofiniontry and cav
airy, ioT twelve months, would be 5l3,25O, ..
400
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
JoHNsoNs sPEcIMEN,soF WOOD

We have been favored by l.. Johnson * Co,
Type and Stereotype Founders, No. George
street, Philadelphia, with quite handsome
volume containing specimens OF wood letter,
as manufactured at their establishment. We
have here type OF almost every size and form.
many OF the specimens beirg remarkable TO,
beauty aud the whole rejecting great credit
upon the enterprise aud skill of the WORTHY
aud popular manufacturers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
Tue NAvIGATIoN.-The following lis

THE NAVIGATlON.-Ihc following list
Of boats, and their situation show what is the
present condition OF navigation between this
city and Pittsburgh. We have lad no boat
from Pittsburgh, until yesterday noon, when
the Dcfanoe;Grriped since Friday night. The
Planet went 10 Beaver shoals aud being una
ble TO get higher, returned and went down.
The Messenger is aground at Logstown bar.
The Circassian, May Queen, Tonalcuka, and
six other boats are now lying at Beaver shoals
Who will say that the navigation is as goot
above as below Wheeling, in the face OF thes,
facts7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

David Hickman.
COMPLAINANT



Jacob Hatfield and Rsbecca Hatfield liz C,u,xer,y
aud John Hatfield Infsnt Heirs oil
John Hatfield, deceased Defendants
H3IRSUA Nr Go Decree pronounced in tb;s ,usc The
- 9Th day OF September 1876 bv the iyrut ss,,rer;op
onfi OF Law and Chancory for Tyler County win seJI
,e 'oIt mouse door Of Tyler county. on Monday the
ION day of August next hai heina fourt dav Al MR.
lic enci Ion tract ~ 23i Of land Wing In aid
,unl 81 IyleT and situate Middle Island Creek near
Mddlch"ufnc, the county scat Of said county
ne sale VIII Pc made the following tcrme a. 70.
qufed ~ the SAID decree viz third OF the p,retss
pnsy 70 te paid m eight mOnihs third ia sixteen
UViiiNt ana VIC remaining third in twenty 6,ur
months rom the day Of ssethe purchaser 10 Give tnd
Mina ihite-t with good security for tho psvn,c,t ~
t.',' 49, ca Il'taihiehis APOLLO sTEfHENS
|"S W." Special Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
d VAINE q co., MANAGERS.

49, WHEELING. "a
''i'f ever I0ffrrr rires fff drawn nj with. ,
80 i,iaWatc IhursdaJ. July tCth $50
~ 40 ~ ~ m o. 10 Is Is
D.. Lowest miEc e2
y '-'f7ke River LOTTERY ~ neiswsre ,t... ~, ,.,
III " ininsiou Thursdst Jsiy b. i-s
f" " B ~ 90 1i cd 81 "a ~ r..
.r...... Lowest prize 90
Co., ia'l 10 i"iicft, class 40 Iss. drawn Al
"..he on fuc.dty. June 9n is6 ~
- ~ ~ ~ % fp 90 Us ~ De- 20
.D.t...... igNca prize g.
"'' rlIhI tff tIaas NO lGq Irrg-r a. tts.i......
q. at 81. u. % IhlfsdsY. Juiy IG f-ff.
~ '' pr fa 20 NJ a. 80 "a IA A,
rpfyr. n Lowest prize 81
.a'ale i.....i q rspf.1' Of 500 in il,e shove ro
~ 70. Tong iarrhDf sI4rti1 ps 49,. n. 49,,
~. ~ and % N tl.a prize ~ 81 if.ns
+. t, ~, ~ .iF above sinslrry." sises 50 .,.d
f.gt y. O.. DORSEY
FpIe srpt fpf iie Manaesrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

MAEElED.-0n the 10Th inst. had Cbg,l,-
t3n' h9na"m Co. hy doe Rev. usgry b
,W.ans ALNAyuEe T. LtDLfy. E.1. of "A be,.
l'Ha .p Nii-. w. RoWEsA Mechanism Js,,.t
peg oi James & Mcfarland E7q. oftl.e fr,',
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21


en- f'H ore or nore Fenrs a s.rg tro,ga ia.
igfs - ~ STAND. l2i miles fions ggiafIiar srus
lI1gA4z - on thc Nafonsf Road f,rfsefi, occupied
- n -sgnei knodo. Do j. one IN ~ fs-s va.
en Stands ~ e h"ai plenty 81 ionar roo,n sieh a.
Ifauu huidlnr a frsnt e.fh faa,s fs,.- i.es rooa
Nh,,rn rWiHl hpuec and Sunpse housr. win dstiing
~ '.ii-f. siAi Z" acfes 20 land Hiartsn,iihs shop
~ W" sHsH e"tHihgs cog of which VIII - rented low
~ .rF)ine Z" ihc sulasfitff Posssa.ion gwen imme
m3 9 1mU no BOTErORp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
ALE6ENp OF PALESTINE -so,,,.,,.,

ALE6 END OF PALESTiNE-Some,
more than eighteen hundred years ago, there
appeared i'm the land OF Palestine teacher.
whose coming had been promised TO the ex-
iledparcnts OF mankind. La him was seenan
assemhlage OF virtues suchaS have never been
witnessed, and powers which far surpassed e.
ven those of Moses aud the prophets Wealth
might have been his, but he needed il not
the Sceptre of the world. but he would not
WELD IL. His Who'll. soul was devoted TO the
one object of doing good Though housclesS
and pennyless. he ted thousands by his bouu-
", and bestowed gifts which gold could not
purchase. Disease fed before him. aud the
tomb yielded its occupants. The blind looked
Tor the first time upon the face of the beloved,
the dumb grew eloquent, the deatdran i'm the
words oi kindness. over tlic heart he held C.
quail sway. The cruel became merciiul the
mlser generous. the naughty meek, the ambi-
tloUs Contcnted with an humble fortune. Ten
der and conslIcrlte, no harsh expressions left
his lips, no harsh thought dwelt in his bosom.
Yet, as had been fore,old, this life of un-
weariet love was rewarded by treachery and
death. Terrible indeed was the exhibition OF
Gods agony during his dying agonies. The
vail OF the temple was rent, the graves were
opened and the sleepers aroused from their
rest. The sun shrouded his glory and hid hi,
lace from the unutterable SIN.
lime passed and nature resumed her course
/ The day was again brilliant, the night radien
with stars, and the earth received again hei
children and decorated their bed with green
ness and beauty. But one pale blossom, il
memory OF the great event, has worn a eros
upon her breast, and men call il the passion
flower
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

VY1KGfNfA.-N Roles hsa 4, a.. Go -
- W" lfnf Superior Count 81 law and es.orery
'' "f '"Nh'y % OHIO in The month Of Jnic ia
Providence Mounts. cmsNray.
- Against
'''"' " iNiam Cfais and Notle Mounts
The Urfa-J.-t. g. . Defendants.
of Assaff. 49, n titth security according 10 the set
t,, proof ih1t they nor inhsittsnis af ibs
rsrf FL ,., =. FHEinla.--0n ruofion offha Coapai.
~ ius nfsi aay % tbe ncsi Faif tefa of tbts
., ~ 49, "a w. tpmplalnant's hin ana thsf 4 CO.
~ ~ ' "fltf Do Forthwith inafffrf ff 1900 ,rt4a-
l ~ J. we ciY IF Wheeling or two months sie.
~. t7-ied o. ne front door 81 the eoafi honse
'i 'hio county. copy icsie
y,,.o, ALEX. r. LAIDLEY. cerk.
fy oa2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
"THE TARIFF or $50
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR

The steamboat Detroit arrived Sunday morn
ING from the Sault ST. Marie. bringing a.
mongst other things, quantity of copper and
SILVER ore, consigned TO Henshaw, Ward 81
Co., from the Copper Falls Company. A.
mong The packages we notice three large mas
ses OF pure copper and silver weighing i'm the
aggregate two thousand three hundred and
elght pounds. The largest OF these masses
weighs over 900 pounds: is of pure native
copper ana IS interspersed with large iibrcs
ol silver running through the copper. Th.r.
are also some nine barrels of ore said In no
very uch, IN casks. The Detroit brings down
at each lIlp large Consignments Of ore, for the
pittsburgh and other working companies, and
the richness OF II may be judged of from these
unu such specimens as we saw last week I'm
charge oil Col. Cushman, one OF which was
mass OF native silver weighing over seven
pounds. IL is said by one of the agents oC
The Company, that the Pittsburgh and Boston
Company will ship about 200 ions of ore per
month to Boston from now to the close of
navigation We congratulate our shin and
steamboat owners on this new accession IN
the commerce Of lhs Lakes. II il likely IN
prove as profitable 10 them as to the miner.
themselves
While ON The subject of ores we NAV AZ
well mention that some of tle richest go.
t'f'" w it"f' ~ w. nave just NffIl TpfgINf1f
from thc Algonquin Mining COMPANY ~
Ihcy consist OF large masses ol grey epidote
hllcd with native copper, and are estimated
To- contain isom so to 80 pes rent Of pure met.
at Judging from the weight, the estimate Is
not c1Ccz i've.
ThEW WAY WE BEAT THEM An ac.
q1ointancc says, That while passing along Inc
street q few days since. Doe overheard The toll
I1Wiog exposition at thc recent settlement of
the Orgou question
say Bib guess we've guv 30 10 the Enc
Ii,n iin, time We offered con IS 20 onS,
i'f Oregon oui they wouldn't take il. and
now They Sc -ut to take 49,
a POLITICAL PAESON. ,;,i.,.,
WHO was little Too much tinrfursd ,,i6
pnliucs Tor ono occupying his station ,,,
sabbath morning dufng Dos prayer. e4p,...al
"a desire That bee aud bls congregation u,sbt
iniiaie ile holy examples Of Abraham H.,
'h apd FoH. &c Intended to saw p,ul .o4
was not aware 81 DOES mistake Gll be- ioooi,.J
'He next morning. why three o. four al b
church Ieit thc house during his PRAYER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

A TOUGH STORY.-A Boston paper says
tlIat on Saturday afternoon, as small liver
colored greyhound belonging to Mr. Augustus
Nlllsmg. of Chelsea, was moving down State
street., he stopped and picked up bank note
which was lying on the sidewalk. Alteramin-
ute or two. however, he dropped it, bristled
up; and placing his paw ON it, rent il in twain.
Mr.. Willsing, whose curiosity was excited
by "a" ANIMALS conduct, examined the frag-
ments and found the bill was counterfeit
Was this instinct; or WASH reason for the part
OF the dog! We understand that he was rais-
ed by the receiving teller of bank.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

VALUABLE BED. "A campbell Of ar,rJ
qualities has been invented iu Cincinnati
One Of he editors there says that 90 ,E.,,s
up like jsck.knIlc. aud sea us n0Wlsp."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
nared to do
Plain and Ornamental Binding.

OF al klnds, 70 order, IN Tue most thorough
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished 10 any pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &C., bound
IN the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c.
The Bindery will be under the charge of ].
GlLCHRlSI, JR., an experienced and compe-
tent workman, TO whon' amy orders may be
given
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
is determined to furnish as good work as can
be done IN the city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost promptness.
Steamboat OiCncrS and Builders, arc par
ticulary invited to give him call, as he is
prepared TO furnish books ana bills out and
out, at the shortest notice.
may Is j. l.. WHARON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

W So ~ rules hold IN tho Clerks oeFe. ~
VIC tilc1h Superior Court Of .a,y aud Chance, ~,
''' COUNTY o brooke, on Tho Ilth day q July ists
w. .'"''fo :, Coo.
Joseph Blank insop a afis - '"ANkHf'
~ defendants Joseph Biankineon david u.,tt.
@ l.on Mmkicy not having entered tbeir sose.,
abu gwen security according 10 tic Act IN Assc,nbi
@ WI ~ "i ihr Cont and it appearing by EoisfsrtS
- 'N,htt ha mes are not inhabitants n TN e,untv
n ordered iia TIE said defendants a. sioesy he, -
80 ueI 81 We ncu faiicrm and answer the biii Of
~ hnd that copy ofths order H. fortbvr;fb ~
.'tlea in We Wheeling fines ard Advsrtise, n, to
s t es 'i'e'i AVID posted 81 ths mont door Of Tie
t - ,''1e 81 uis county. copy ,src
% A. kuhn Clerk