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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02
GTRANGERs' GUIDE!

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~ MEDICAL NOTICE
As so much imposition aud qu cktry is practise d
upon those unaCQuantpd in large civ, all should
know where, under affection they may be able il
consult regular Physician, and one who Gas devot
ed the most Of his life to the study and cure of Yene.
raj or Private Diseases.
DR.. HARRIS MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lock Infrmary, No. l5-Edst Pra,t-st.,
seven doors from the Bridge
Sign on Window and Door. ,
DR.. HARRIS is well known to the citizens of Bal
more, and Graduate of Cambdee. II. Is as.uelated
with an eminent practitioner tInm New ore n -
Thus persons will be certain IL find an- % ihru al
ways in the Once. Their long expe firIcp enables
them to have Medicines always prepared and put u r
for different PrUute DsedsfS-s0 that any one leaving
the city by calling al The Office would meet no deeh-
ton, The Medicines produce n" sickness norreuuirs
low diet and hinarance from business Ten wears
proof ef their virtue before the public have given
them higher standing than any Otkpr. in The Guy
DR.. IL. warrants perfect care or makes so charge.
All weakness Gf the orgaus speedily removed. and
full vgnr restored Gravel, Piles Fever and Asue
Dropsy, Asthma and MI Chronic Complaints pfomvly
treated, and SOsn tehcvef Dr. u. may be- CONSULTED
by letter (post paidl and treatment, Irmlt red 90.
Terms always moderate. Office with seyera phi
ya'e ropns, olln from fin thu mOIRug 10 II az sight
\. ". Al cUH glauts IN females shiEiully uetrrd
by hr II. 0bseq--No Mercury, balaam &c disgust
ne mix'pie Se used W DE. II. U3l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

RAILROAD MATTERS. All the contracts for
building the New York and Erie Railroad to
Binghampton are taken, at a million less than
the estimates. The aggregate amount of The
contracts is 100000, At this rate, Sc, 00O,-
900 would complete the road to Dunkrk.-
About $500, 900 of the stock of the New
York and New Haven Railroad has been taken
in New York city, and $500, 900 in Boston,
The whole amount required is $500, 900.
The contracts for building the road are all
made, and the work is 10 be commenced imme-
diately.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

RATHER UNCoMsoN. We frequently hear
of land slides from tine brows of mountains, but
the eRLire disappeara nee Of land is something
novel 1t is stated that four or five acres of
land belonging to Mr.. Ledyard, on the east
bank otthe Cayuga AXE, sunk few days ago,
and have entirely disappeared.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

GREAT FIaE IN New ALBANY. a letter
from Louisville, dated Friday, says the Cincin-
natl Commercial, informs US that on the night
previous, at New Albany, a Foundry, and near
ly all the square contiguous, in the centre of
the city, was burned down.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

DEPARTvRE. Mr., Clay has left Ashland to
spsnd the winter in New Orleans The Tri-
buno says he does this not because of i'll health,
for his health was never better, but because he
finds a Southern residence in winter conducive
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

"Ths above account is not vague calcula-
ton, bat is taken from such census enumera-
tons and musterrolls as are undoubted; but as
tho same have been taken at different times,
and none within seven years past. there is a
suitable allowance made for the increase, aud
for which, in the above account, is made va.
rious deductions, 50 that it is seventy thou
sand less than what are esteemed the best
computations"
This document as accurate as the nature
and position OF things would then admit, we
may reganl as giving us a near approach to the
aggregate Anglo Saxon population OF North
America about a centuary past.
WILLIAM DARBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

9th. bond shalt be made by the citizens
oil Nsuvoo Tor the payment of their half Of
me sum necessary to pay the expenses OF the
force To be raised, and a similar bond by the
ciinens out OF Nsuvoo, to be paid at such
times and in such sums as may be drawn Tor
by the said Braymon.
9TH. IL is understood that on the beginning
oi the stpulatious, all hosiiliics. of any kind.
are To cease bstweeu the respective parties;
bodies OF armed men are To b. dispensed with;
no armed posse are to b. raised but the force
herein provided To be raised shall De called up
on 10 aid the civil officers and preserve the
prace. when necessary; il being the intention
Of the undersigned, in good faith to secure
and maintain tranquility in the county of Han
cock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
AMUSING.

Messrs. Busby and Richards, two gentle.
men oil firms IN this city. who had contracted
TO supply the government agent at Pittsburgh
with wagons for the army, had OCCASION TO
visit Pittsburgh ia relation to them. when the
agent expressed his doubts about being able to
take them, os he had understood that Wheel
ing was an 'out of the way place, where there
would be no chance TO ship them" This we
call the best joke Of the season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

From the providing table, given IN round
numbers, we fad that the aggregate area of
the organized sections OF the United States
embraces 26l 200 square miles aud that OF
Iowa and Wioonsi0 combined amount 10
nearly the tweih Of the whole surface. Tn,
actual population Of the United States does
not now, say September 1916, differ much
from twenty-Oe miilions-an aggregate OF
seventeen to tie square mile II. therefor.
the two new Ssles were pcoplcd equal to the
mean Of the Onon they would possess to.
gcther, ,7GsgO0 inhabitants. or rather less
than Ohio doc probably already possess.
ln the Oriaafy process Of observation.
muhind pays ntfs attention 60 thc noise tie
stream Of tiu, makes as IL flow on. chan to
thc effect &c poduccs.
a few moubs since bad put into my
hand. by triad a ydumc, from which cs.
lnclcd thc sdgoined'mauer. precious ~ a
document on ibe prgrcs,iye population of
AnglO-N North america, This volume ws. ihe
JULY number d ihe Lotion General Magazine
oi Arts end Sncncrs. 200
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
WILLIAM DARBY.

Our numerous engagements have prevented
our giving proper attention TO our editorial
columns to-day; and we have but occasional.
ly Tor several weeks, been able sufficient to
abstract our mind from the cares of business
TO do justice TO our paper. We hope for bet
Ter things ere long.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
NOTIONS OF A NATIVE AFRICAN 4.
nnIrr A rI,Ir 10 l. a


respectable LAWYER OF Boston had occasion
10 examine the African boy brought home i'm
the Porpoise with view of taking his depo.
siiion in the prize suit against the vessel.
and the following preliminary catcchising
took place:
Lo~-,Guilhame, what do you hold up
yon hand lor2'
GiGi-'To call God to sec me tell trne.
Lai0-'SuPposc you tell t,c truth, what
them
Gail go lib near God
I.aw-'Suppose YOU tell lie, what then?
CWR-'l 90 To dcbbil
La's-Mhat will the devil do To your
G"it--'He put tail on me-
The above Is verba i'm. aud WAS taken down
says the Boston Post. at the time by the law.
yer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

complaining. Young women are always
complaining They are 100 weak TO turn a
bed. scruba floor, or cook a dinner. IL is a
little singular, however, that such weak. com
planning and delicate creatures can attcno
balls and parties every night in the week, and
not unlrequenily dance till day break When
invited To such places, YOU never hear a LISP
about pains IN the side, weakness and general
debility.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18


ADUTCuMANSIlOBSE-An old DaicI,.
man having lost his horse, published the fol-
lowing advertisement; whether he ever fund
hIs horse IS a matter Of mystery 90 this day.
Probably this horse is still running
Runaway, ~ stolen. or slraid, mine pio
pack horse. about fourteen or fifteen hands
aud siS inches high. lie has got four plack
lcg,, two pchint aud two pclore and is plack
all over hs body bui his face and chat is plack
too. llc trods aud ganl-rs aud haccs. aud
saws, aud ven hc yawks his feet and LEGS al
60 one after anOder. lie has two ears upon
his hcad, both uhkc bat one H. plackcr dan
fodder lie has twO eyes. Won is put out.
and fodder Is pom de- side Ol ms head aud ven
you 20 pom fodder side be- won see YOU. Ven
lc eats much. h- bats e. pig belly and hc ha.
long taIl ,ut hang down behiut. bet cot
10 short turdrT day, aud NOW Go D. not ~ loug
as it vas pei0IC W. is shod all round bat
h.s peHiud -hugs C0iubd oH. aad now hr lI.
only g1l ,h0. pelore. IT, holds up Do. head
and looks glily, and when he -cairs. he iumps
about iike everything iu the world. be- viii
nle mlt a chase, az cort. or viii 20 tn mill by
himself mitOuu nobudy bui bag on bis pack
mit n hoy on &C. he Is not very oti. and ven hc
,awksof ruus, bis head cOnres pciorc and his
dalc STAYS pehint, only vcns be turns found
and gets mad, and zen his dale comes FIRST
Whoever sill pring him pack. shall pay FIVE
dollars rcwart and " be pring back the tief
dat stole him. be- shall pay twenty dollars and
aN no questions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

MessrS. Stevens and Johnson, having sold
the Steamer Western. for the western trade,
are abou, contracting for another boat at our
ship-ysrd. Success to the rraa,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
COMMON LAW on THE MISSISSIPPI

COMMON LAW on THE MISSISSIPPI.
"A short time ago, says the New Era, steam
CT arrived at 81. Louis, having ON board
quantity Of whiskey. The officers found that
the hands on the boat had bored holes in the
heads OF the barrels and had sucked out about
gallon from each barrel, aud on this account
they deducted p cents from the wages of each
hand. The hands all repaired 10 justice OF
the peace aud br Iught separate suits against
the boat. The taking OF the whiskey was
proved. but the plaintiffs introduced testimo-
ny that from time immemoTial il has been the
ususge and custom for boat hands to suck
whisky from the barrels thus carried as freight.
On the pfooi OF this usage tie case was deci.
ded against ihc boat and Judgment rendered
against II IN each case Tor DC. An appea
Was taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
HINGN-

kcninoky Louery, elias, 2ll. September :. 1876
% o. o. u - 80 - NJ ~ ~
Lowest prize -.
he tneky Lottery class 2l5. September 10. lsl6
- ~ ~ - ~ II - a - - - - -
InMn..l Ply 81 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the O.
mo and Brooke county Agricultural Society,
will he held at West Liberty, Ohio co. on
Thursday, Oct 8, 1916. Premiums are offer.
red on Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farms.
ns''ou't'ral implements. &c. Persons desi-
'o"s VI Putehe-'ng fine stock will do well IN
attend. J. ENGIISf' SecYY ~
washington, Pa. Steubenyille, Cadiz, and
81. Clsirsyille papers please copr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

The Telegraph made its appearance yestcr
day in new dress. II is hereafter TO be i:
sued Daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
MIIEEI IA-l, ~.

y
w Underlined ave received their Fall s,oek NJ
Dkf eoDb-. NNCLUsiVELV FoR wAotKs1tIxa -
hNhu purchased ArIER the decline in prices
"I"h VIC fc. iarth hcru Ice "A I'M ever,
NN"'so w tbcr faNor prepared q lob rood. ~,
ts a. saNanisreous as the Eastern cities can sfer
W satisfaction given to their ctsfouefs dur,n, m,
a-t season has satisfied that business dome ON sbor nm
s TOT oa WIN lie most acceptable. induces them a,
lflteye that, with thar ample variety of rroa. ,nS -
small per eeniSgc charged they will L. en.hled 40 s,,,
a. a. VINO eau aud examine, satisfactory Tenn.
~ nav h ~ anss To enumcTate sonk IeadinS artisls.
- an index To thciT stock n general $3.50
brown Mutins. Shecti nex aud Shrting. of a;0.r..,
Phsies aud widths. rod eastern prec. and cos, ~
thipmeni. Nooens-Such ~ saiincss Plannels Ker.
sNs leans, insey~. low priced assncres and cloths
AZ the reduced price. csshneres NJ de I.ane~ co
e"is including tie style Calico Cashmere and M
ue Lame tohcs Canton FlAnels. Table DIAPERS brown
ana llesccd Drills Tickings. cheeks colorod esIDfics
Taper do, brown Hollands, IRISH linens Domestic C,iur.
hsns, Tahly vciVeis, plaid hoax elininas
White Goods-Sueh - iaces, cap nets Swiss Eook
ana JSceonct nusns, plain and plaid eambTies, new
sye neik bishop lawn, Taricion nnslina ana long
avn, fsnoy Articles, including Bonscis, Ribbons,
Flowers, fnks, shNwS. Handkerc de &c
NoioHs-Plns, Needles, spool and skein Boss patent
Ihfe@s Hooks aud Eyes COTTON cord, Dress Whslehone
corset Sees, now style Buttons OF ell kinds RspenSers
fsioNes Hoslcfg, nett and
Ning and ivory, Unhreiar.
ciaN sra Tfumiuss.-Ilezt aud pstding Sill
fwiS,na fpd worsied SERGE, bcst blue sewing eiIk
peeis i,a"-d, new style Buttons bindings and e.
French jo,s ~ p,ees 10 TAilors and others extra
:: BEAvERTn- and cassincres new VrsiinSr Txeexs ,
cloths for c.thDs, article for overeoats: Iehs
there lows Ino hanketng. plaid Linseys 10 Ihat
arr stock. Nicic- of Dry tood- not 10 Re e,and I'm
Wheeling SER TALLANT a. DEI.APLAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVEN.
TlON.--The annual convention of the dio.
cese OF New York will assemble in st. Johns
Chapel IN the city of New York OH Wednes.
day, the Both September.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

The Chicago boats are leaving Buffalo crow.
ded to their utmost capacity with travellers
and emiganls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
a LITTLE LATER THAN THE La.
NEW Gnnks y

j ohN hl,LloJi has received, and is now opening
new AMI spiendid assortment of tRy cOoI,s f.
el's, ai hs store on Nam street. No l6S west side
49,, 'Ny' Nhef, which lac offers At the lowe Il
County merchants peilers, aud his customers rener
80 'lNE ~ pStt 0i silk Cashmere, Thitet and
sNd ginFans - az prices frenel and English eosj,s
I rallhets twce,ls, irans. and fanncfs OF al
tsH,ss' &c. i"Tcsncr WITH general assortment nfdos,s
NC IVY k"od-. tatiorr trimmings and trnu,o.s - -,
kins n assortment oftrasss day and ~ io,, az
tlc hest quaiity, always hand ' N'"cNa OF
n b-fetdiars are fesneet6,fv ir.s,.a =. =,
- a" assortment of notious IN beir linz =, ~ -.
hshineni ~ this city. ' 50 sen an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

Jrraury N0ies Ca tIr iih instant af
New Orleans ino bfohers were buying Hr.r
notes 500 two and a hllf pr cent drranBi
a"I seiHng thcmot iwo p.r cent discount
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

The surf was 50 great at Rockaway on We'd
hesday that all the bathing houses on the beach
were washed away. The Pavilion is closed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18

had been thrown overheard. IL said the Col
onel OF the Georgia Regiment shot several of
his own men. ringleaders IN the riot.
The Captain of the Georgia compsny
while resisting Col. Baker and his 20 brave
volunteers, Was knocked down with the butt
OF a nusket, and thus disabled in urging ON
his men.
FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
An explosion occurred on board the steam
boat Enterprise. ON the Rio Grande. This
casualty occurred a little after daylight ON he
zis' ult. about ioriy-Gve miles above Rev.
nosa. There Were over 800 persons on hnard
anu many IN the Immediate vicinity OF and
directly over the boilers, who werr scarcely
injured.
For the satisfaction OF those Of our readers
who have friends on board the Enterprise. we
give the following list OF killed and wounded.
made out with great care, and which is no
doubt correct:
.hiued.-EnochT tn ef, A. Boswell Tenn.
Mr.. Soaps. Texas; Thomas Gaufney, y. Y.
second cook; and stranger, name unknown.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
NEW CHEAP
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS STORE.
IN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED ~
MIR ISAIAH COOPER

WIZ ION - M tOpIGh
NWriy opposite the North Western Bank
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
~ Subscriber has just opened j. still receiving
Nv, very large and extensive stock Of Fancy aud
ne Goods suitable Tor the present and approach
whiohwill he offered TO the citizens % Whec
Vicinity Al prices that llt please ei:iIrr
~ oNle OF retail Give call and viii take
i, .rbowiur our goods. You can then Judge for
r, ", hethrr the goods and prices wl suit YOU
~, E, sonsisis ~ part of very large assortment
s., and American Cloths aud CaSsi,uetcs
80, ~ NSky Jeans. kcrscys Gold Mixed Twecds
so - D., -, .'"- Reached aud Brow Musns Whfe
IN e., a. anton Flames. Cheeks and Liuscys
h,u,s ..,,,t tih ~ pieces Prints, 50 pieces Cling
iroiIcre ss..,n,,,s ens, colocd Camhrics &C En-.
rk Nesnss, Gents Ssi NJ, az, anu
"" ,.'ai'H' W pieces s-h ere de f,os. an. A.,
eas, BonihaLines, Wrench and ~, s' SAS' sNpS
New styIe Dre-. C;osds RIsek Slc., AnEolne, Check
Striped Sik, Waicrel Snk. Swiss A, rmAr; sSup'
Cambria aud Jaeopct Mssiin, White Nuh ".shp-,
iscteyery variety ~ Dress t'sods nnns"h' &c w
ton Embroidered Thhet and onihra Shswis 70 men
bet, Embroidered Persian and Praloi Cashmerefh NJ
also variety of all other description OF hawis.wls
kinds Of Hosiery Gloves Mitr, Bouncls A Bonnr, Rf
hops. French FIowcrs &o Rwi- JAeoncI Eigings aud
insertinrs, Thread and Silk Edgnes and tnsertinss
-"al7 WM. BAILEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
FROM TIE ARMY.
From the Az OrL.nn, D,Lln

From the NeW Orleans Delta. Sept. &.
MOVEMENTS OF q EN-. TAYLoR-Latest.
We have been permitted 10 persuc a letter
from Gen. Taylor, dated Camlrgo, the 9Th
ult. In it the General states that he had sent
ou three hundred mules, two hundred wagons.
AMI one hundred aud sixty thousand rations;
that he would move on the LIST to the 9th ms,
himself TO Monterey; that If the enemy did
not give him fight there, he would push on
20 Saliillo, and there arrange his plans for a
iutrr and more forward movement.
LATEST FROM TIE ARMY IN MEXICO.
The steamship Mchim, Capt. Page. arri g.
ed from the B1zosSt Jsgo, last evening. The
news which she brings presents no striking
new lcatnre. The troops are still advancing.
end siiil ~ there no enemy TO be met W.
aliude, elsewhere, more ian sorrow than In an.
ger, 10 the riotous and disgraceful conduct of
some OF orr own troops.
The main army is at Camargo. but there
are troops at prominent points all along the
Rio Grande from the mouth up. Consider
able sickness prevails aud deaths are daily oc-
curing amongst them.
from the hdtdmords Flag. Aug. %.
The adrGnce.-We learn by the last steam.
atlrom Csmargo, that all the regulars had
departed Tor the interior, with the exception
ol one regiment. Gen. Taylor was sill at
SamaIgo, hut II was supposed that he would
leave in few days
Gen. Twiggs had reached Camorgo. with a
bout $500 men from this place, and we un.
derslSnd he started of Immediately for Mon
tcTey.
Gen. Worth, If he continued his march
must be Close on 10 Monterey about this time.
lie WIZ probably have the honor of marching
lhe hrsi troops into that place unless the
SdNen,ureIs have got there ahead OF them
winch would not create much surprise in the
minds of some.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18


CARTHAGE, Ill, Sep. 10. lSiG.
Enclosed | send YOU copies of the CORES.
Dondcnce between the Mormons and aati
Mormons, ~ relation TO comprcmsc. and
also the articles at agreement which have
been kindly furnished me 10y Gen Singleton.
lhc agreement cutcrrdInto by gen Singleton
and others IA behalf of the auli. MOrmoGs, as
| wrote YOU yesterday was rejected
Gen. Singleton Irifhdret0 from al councc-
ton with the anti Mormons on thc rejection
oi the compromise, and Col. BroC kman. of
Brown county was elected To take command.
Before Col. BrOckman consented to assume
this station, he required sacred pledge from
the officers aud men who elected him, that in
case they we permitted to march into Nauvoo
without opposition, no injury should b. done
To person or property; that his orders should
on all occasions be implicitly obeycd in all
things: that no violence of any kind should
he permitted, no property destroyed, and no
blood b. spilled. Upon these conditions aud
these alone, would he consent To b. their lead.
er. But IN case tho Mormons showed resist
anCc, thc consequences should bc upon their
heads. The pledge MAS given, but whether
: II Will be adhered to or not time will deter
mine.
( Z. s. The tents Of .hc anti Momon camy
were struck last night about two O'Clock aud
IVY HdNt Hlal'h'u tut lUtlf new camp neal
Nauyoo. IL is reported that thc MornOn= ar
determined 10 light. presume dcmuustIa
lion viii bc made tomorrow.
The following are iho terms Of compro
mise which were rgecied by the anti Nor
mons
+ lst. That the Mormon population of 10,
city Of Nau,oo, slsii commence moving im
mcdiately, aud thc whole shall. Within .ixt,
doys, move from lhc State az dispcfsa. excrp
tle men, WHO With their iamillcs may nisu
IOf thc Transaction gnd completion at business
III Ilata iurc ol twenty five men Tor th,
protection at all parties aud lbc preservation
ui peace. be- stationed boz NauyuO, by Use au
thouty of the Executive, To- remain lot tlt
said period Of siAty days. and that one hall d
Use expenses Oi SAID lUI,c b. borne bt tle ,it
Hus of NatNop.
81. THAT an attorney be- elected hv 10,
Governor go o. stationed boo Nlu,oo. to tak,
ihe supervision of all Vuts assured uf 10 bc h.
sued who stall have uIslu.ii0uaud control al
SAID place.
i 4,h. That ile Mormon p5pulsiiou of ia,
city 81 Nsuyoo shall. d. theif tfost,es del,,e,
up then arms 10 NJ Bayman. Of SprnaGeld
! III, 10 b. By him receiptcd iur aud saitly ksp
30 be returned on ihc order OF said trustees
upon their leaving ,le State
5th. That so soon Ug Bmyman shall reriit
Co Gen. Singleton tlut thc provisions oi slim
/ ul tiou iihoTe c.mp.iDd with. hy ihad,Iit4,,
Il 0i ihe arms oi lhe MormUns. ihe force rd.
Dee command %. Gen. Singleton sIalI b.. ais
banded onJ Itau hcm,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-18
SNAIL FRY LoTTERY.

Draws on Mondays shd Thursdays throughout the
mouth 81 ScP.cmtcr n cOvihrtoh. Nv.
Tickets 81; acciiica'c of . " hole tickets An tb.
'"iere WI, ie sent hof sif Uaives 81 tlmaTters $ ~
A., I'"kh'ohf co. Managers. Whc,liug. Va.
NJ orde-s shall he promptly attended 10 Adiress
, "uf otcefs 10 EOBT ARMSTRONG 4 co.
rolo Agonis Cor ile ManaseT., Mhccllnr. Va.
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MIR. Pickens, ofSouth Carolina, will prob
ably succeed MIR. King at the French court.
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