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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-20

Tickets SO Halves s; ssO Certificates paekIzes
of.e whoI sliO Of &c Halves SIS, OF 20 sat
Bayern reisrsed my Przes setaered
81 the OIee, proof Of What done; every
IIving continues paid BY ne
R O.cer for the ABOVE
Schemes and in all Losnes vii 7TvEpty attended ts arc
drawing when reqreE.st.
Please adtrs.s srdsu - D.. sTRATTCN,
".
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ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

We have this morning received our files Of papers by
tho steamer Acadia. london evening of the I'd Of
November. and Liverpool to the 4th inclusive.
ConeIrsndehee OF III. n. " Commeieial Adreri..t
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sPIG%a dds scheme; for November, $40

Ickeu $40 Halves s. Ouares $50 Certificates packages
OF 20 wholes SllO-haVes and quarters in proportion.
D Orders Tor cc6es OF PACKAGE singles and shares
in Of the above Schemes addressed undersigned will
eeive the most attention, and
viii be forwarded free Of postage Addss
John NJ. CLARKE
&C 20 Rehmoad Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-20

By bnVcnPort- Allow a 20.
Groceries, &c.
On MONDAY, 23d 10 O'Clock vii he sn Aue.
ton Storr
so hb's prime Aoas-es
900 sacEsS Salt
200 RIO Codse
Soap Cartl.s
Paper Indg
Wnisk-y. Brandy. Wines Cheese, Matches
Backing. 500 Leah-r. Han, sc. &c.
TERMS-Unzer 500, CASH owe co. mouth. credit for mr.,
proved paper nAVENPD r. ALt.EN q CO auet.
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Gnfiiun Gales.
pUrU,:. paws.
BY DaveS port, Allen a Co.


On Tuesday, tn sth Of Drcctnbcr aeoek
shan --u by Goods r-nerai ..or
mrnt of Fr and S--cnabe Try GOcDS recently pnr,
for ard asF.d OF this n.riet 20 hh
We d'sr particularly teen the atsniirn af nsa'e.
Pareu'afs appsn>sd % f1iu > a 'yer,is-n.a.
Tefms-Unier SO0 ea.h-siO9 aud svrr mo, ere, Gor an
proved paper. no - DAVENPORT. ALIEN "a CO. sue.s-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-20
JOHN M. CLARKE,
LOTTER Y BROKER.

'NHE most celebrated capital prize seller in the
Il United staehavng so large capital priIes any
other VendeT the Unled which
his Having had fifteen years experience
ecivpg orders and forwarding confidently
recommend distant adventures that mode
the lotteries constantly drawing perfectly ,sfe. Clarke
vtnis ekets only the lotteries managed by Gregory
CLiSKE sold handsome capitals correspondents
the last month and Promies 90 still during
Of November.
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ME subscriber hcs eave he fends and hs Fn
Wr o. Vrinia sni North Csrolna ne ofsr n ssrves.
a. haent ~ N sse o. Taesss, HAsaf Fsr,
res ne Psfieulu auen'ion. wa. u GIBSON,
Produce Commission Merchant
ocW-tlN ohea oRpssL lhe Cs.urnbhn aarY $50
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN who can show n
dpi FIRM College good dag In the ate ard sl,o
tssoniais Of good moral etaae;e SINE sT
renee IN aching wisuest a teacher m,
W. as ud thAt he sie satisfaction any Woo nay wish
To emf y him.
AhbEers directed 10 E. G. W. WkesonviHe Chesterfield
county. Va, vii b. tbsukfu " received poIo-.rf
ST- TIE Enau.r1r . y copy Ell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-20

GOOk, WASHER AND lRONER.-We
~ have for sal,, privately, . NEGRO wOaAN who 4. a
h rae cook washer, orer. aHd god Eheeso
b - vel reecn"ssisd sssny woman in this ely.
uonoE5 4 PULLIAM,
nsn Wan arssl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

Aleiter writer ia the New Haven Coune,
raised lameut few days since, because IN,
sounding board Of the celebrated DR.. Dwight,
pulpit Is now used TO cover hog pen. Hc
was right. perhaps, 10 mourn that the means
IN some degree, by which the venerated d.
vine was enabled TO impair, to his congrega
ton has great system of Theology, should b.
80 debased; bat his grief may be either sooth-
ed or increased materially by the knowledge
which a Washington correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce imparts, tina,
the door OF the Washington pew in the old
Pohick Church, with the name &c. Washing.
ton originally in gil, letters, but much fsded,
still upon tits now used as astop to the en-.
trance 10 duck hous3, attached to the cab
in Of negro.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
a THEATRICAL CRITIC,

a THEATRICAL TIC,-Stting in a
barber shop The other evening, we overheard.
says the Pittsburgh Chronicle. u conversation
something like the following, between two
Knights OF the ralors:
" Bob, has YOU been to the theatre 10 see
Jim MuriOck?"
J harnt been any place else"
And what did You link OF him. Is he as
great os deg say he isg''
10 tell YOU de real iruf, Sam, | was disa.
pnied. Jim Munlock Is purity good actor
but be is too much like Bill Marrcady-ie
d'esn holler hall ioul enough, aud he ain't
got no voice. Give me old Gus ADAMS; he
Mn make noise. ami when he bowls ia Vir.
sinins Toe has M across the back Ned For
rest Kim beat Guss. Nobody got no right ia
play when Nc,l's about. lie lays them q II out
cold. Ills Othello bit me harl I've been
ieinkin' about him ebnr since, aud the last
time he wac that big lnjun in MatymoTy. he
usl lIlie'l fae off my seat aud when he got
through, ! tums round TO my gal. and SAYS;
'Lnbbly Fan, Ned Forrest kiA take all mg Old
oiofhcst"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

QT received yesterday morning. after
Our paper was in the hands Of the carrier.
short slip from the Philsdri phia Inquirer con
isining an announcement of the arrival of the
hioernia. with notice Of the produce mar.
vet IN London aud Liverpool. which will be
found below. We do not think the news ca,.
eu'a,ed to rcdpce the price OF Flous. bu, /, IN
Cheek The insanity that had manifested itself
among spectators in he eastern cities, a mad.
ness that ought 10 have been cured by the re-
suit OF last years opcrsiions. We would. IN
TINS Connection. speak freely and fairly with
our farmers aud millen. as well as with those
who are prone to buy Flour for sbipm,u,.
AL such will recoIlect that last October
Flour advanced to 81 anl 81 so in this mar.
Ret while in New York it commanded 81. 50
at one tiuse Tor shipment absoal. This extra
ordinary price grew out OF thu supposed De
'nand Tor European consumption, supposed to
exist In consequence Of the fixture OF the crop.
both IN England and on the Baltic and Blacl
seas We. then. did not believe that the rea
demand warranted 50 high a price, and the re-
suit showed that those who had pur, IA.
sed at the then current rates, lost money. ani
that those formers aud millers who had held
Oh TO their produce for still further advance
were also losers.
The iarming population is IN, most numer.
Gus, and bring the producing class. we are
the most anxious to see them sell at the right
time and get the best prices Cor their produce
and we wish TO see all who arc engaged in
honest business. prosper; but first. the people
OF OUT own country We wish, il il true. 20
see the people OF foreign nations fed; but no,
ct the expense of our own people. We there
fore advise our farmers aud millers 10 SELF at
present prices.
Our reasons are plain aud easy TO be under.
stood. Last year there was partial failure
Of the crops in the North of Europe. Their
wheat then went into England under high
duty. ours under the more moderate duty thro'
the Canadas. We had then an adj vantage over
all other countries in the wheat market of
England. By the repeal OF the corn laws we
have lost that advantage, we stand upon the
same footing with the serls OF Russia. We
have no authentic accounts OF the failure or
even shortness of the crop in the north or east
OF Europe, nor have we reasonable grounds
Tor supposing there has been a failure. We
cannot therefore expect free sales OF our wheat
on ship board ut Liverpool at more than Is
CENTS per bushel. or what is equivalent to
soout 81 per barrel for -four there. before the
long list OF charges and expenses have ac-
crued, when the market shall have become
settled Thisat the utmost cannot Yield over
s2,7o in this market. Our facts are correct
and our inlerences not less 50.
We quote the only news YET recrivcd per
the Hibenia. We shall have il nope at
length in the postscript.
Pennsylvania EaqUircr. Erfru Oct. 4.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HlBER.
MA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

DOG LABoR.-It is stated in late Ger.
man Journal, that two EngliShmen have es-
,oblisbed dog railway for ihe conveyance OF
fresh fish from Blackeuberge TO Brugrs.-
-Four dogs are bamessed To fish cart, aud ara
stimulated TO speed by the ioAuence OF hun
ger, lump OF fresh meat being suspended a
lew inches before their noses. bot not given
TO them until their arrival FoE the convey.
ance OF letters, which ii is tlesinb le should :,
more rapid. two gnyhonds are put in harnes,
to tie lighiest possible carriage, and Il dead
bare IS fastened before them, in It's natural OF
utude when running, 50 that the dogs imsg.
me Ilt'y arr coursing and consequently oar
strip The wind
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
HAYTI.-By the trg Hay,i, Captain Cuts,
we have Port al Prince dates 90 Sept. Is.

~ ,.
The utmost tranquility prevailed through.
out the island. The judicious labors OF Pres.
ident Richie have resulted in Restoring that
prosperity To the country which was 81 s,,d.
denly blighted by the lsmented death ofCfuer
rier. Immediately after his accession to the
highest office in the state, Richie addressed
liimseit To Teconciling the civil ieuds ihat fo,
long period bad desOat ted the land and i'm.
poyeTlslIed the people, and for this purpose
he leit the capital ond proceeded 10 the South.
ern portion oil the island Iic spent nearly
three months in this patriotic labor, &a,hiey.
success commensurate with lle beu,,yolence
OF his designs aud the wisdom and enPrgv
eyinced IN the adoption aud execution of MS
plans. lie returned TO Port au Prince on the
18th OF August, sud entered the city with all
the honors OF triumph. The people from
isT Snd near thronged TO give him welcome.
and conducted him through triumplal arches
raised To honor him by the principal author.
l'les. One oil these was surmOunted by his
own statue, aud inscribed 20 Jean Baofists
Riche, the Psciiicstor OF tie south f" Cre.
OF Live the Psciicatorl Live the R.publir
aud the in'livisibihty Of It's Terriiorym flied
the air, aud the geurnal JOY OF the people was
responded TO- by the cannon OF the forts aud
the tcet. In less than three months the Pres.
i ideut bad rrpfessrd Bn instruction 40 fur,oi.
/ dnbe IS 10 threaten the existence of the Re-
public, chiefly by the power of moml snasiou
snd had restored TO duty aud TO reason mind.
blinded by the most banciul delusion. aud An,
tranquility thus re-established. on the basis al
concord aud unity Of interest, promises 10 b,
dnrnhie. The senate. before whom he wa,
conducted. expressed the wanncst ackno,,l
edgncni Of his services.
+ Great activity prevailed IN commercial ma,
terT. The scarcity OF coffee AMI ogwood no,
raised the price Of those articles. ~ that thet
exPoriation to this county would scurccl,
pay Proiit.--N. y Jopr If Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
COyIWERCIAL.

We ial The following in che mossy article
OF the Philadelphia Lsdgero Of the 3tinst ;.
Though there is bat little publicly aid on
the question OF the Ciiys right 10 subscribe
two or three millions OF dollars 10 the Cen
trail Railroad, there is, nevertheless. cousid.
erabie feeling felt on the subject among ouI
business men, and il is thought BY many that
the subscription will Ia made Immediately az
ter the election. should majority OF those
friendly to making the subscription b. elect
ed to the City Councils. Others think tbs
subscription win not be made until the sane
ton OF The legislature 10 first had aud obtain
ell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

PROMlSERS There isa sort oi peoplc
m lhc world u whom the youag and nexpe-
renCcd stand much ~ need 20 be wamed.--
These arc he sauguinc pf0misrs. They may
b. dislded Into two SORTS The frstafe those.
who, trom foolish custom ol hwning upon
those they come iB company with, have leern-
CT habit Of promising Co DO great kindncs.
as. Which they have no thought az perlorI-
lng. The oihcB are a sort If w5uu people,
VITO, while they az u. lshing away tbciI
promises. have really some Thought Of doing
what they engage Tor, bui ailcrwam. when,
ihe time at performance comes. TIE sanguine
hi having gone on. the trouble Or expense ap-
"afs 90 anolhrr hight The pt0miser coos
ind ibe cxPcsut IS humblsd, 90 perhaps
Burke
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

The Richmond Wing. heading the pull'cl.
ton of the proceedings OF the late Rsilroad
Convention at Weston. makes use OF the fol.
lowing remarks: We have been lead to make
The same enquiry Ia relation TO tbs presence
OF Gen. DromSoole which the Wing makes.
aud WIRE we ioqaes,ion the psopriety of an
nounciog Col. Johnson, whoss hostility 10
WORKS OF internal Improvement has been Of
ten manifested. Ne hope thu verdant gentle
men. who represent the Psrkersburg interest
would excuse Us, especially when il is known
that MIR. Calhoun presided at the Memphis
Convention. Speaking Of Gen. Dromyoole. by
the bye, i, is by no means certain that his
speech at Weston covered him with halo OF
glory.
From the Richmond IFafg.
We are indebted to gentleman present on
the occasion for the following spirited sketch
OF the proceedings OF the Convention recently
held al Weston. in Lewis county, in reference
To which the notes OF preparation have been
30 long aud 50 loudly sounding Ii seems to
have been much less numerOusly attended
from the adjacent counties than had been an
tieipstsd, while its proceedings eviuce a want
OF harmony resulting from the predominance
OF local over general interests, which, were
public opinion. elsewhere favorable TO The OBJ
ject contemplated. would ne verlheless ineyi-
,ably defeat the application for ,he right Of
way" 60 tho Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road
Company, which, il seems. they are deter
mined TO ienew at the next session OF the
Legislature OF Virginia.
One OF the Lions advertised to be exhib.
tied OF the occasion, Tor the purpose Of draw
ing house WAS not present. We refer to
Col. Richard NJ. Johnson. Another, how
ever, whom we were surprised to hear of, in
an Internal improvement Convention at all,
seeing that he lailS from a section Of this
State almost uniformly hostile to works oi
that character, I'VE mean the Hon. George G..
Dromgoole, was present and addressed the
Convention at greet length. Whether his APP
pearsnce there wesaccilental, or on business.
or whether lc was induced To cultivate the
acquaintance OF the people OF that region BY
the approaching election OF u. S. Senator, TO
which high station h. is understood to aspire,
and TO which his hue tGieatS are soemuently
adapted, will OF course BE- theme ol specu-
lstion 10 the curious in such matters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

We are glad to find from the following Or.
ticle. that one, at least, of the New York
presses has cut itself free from the miserable
slavery that has two long bound the metrop.
oliian Prss TO the cars OF Ioreign chaIlatans
and quachs. We hope il will ever keep so.
We coald wish to see all foreign Artists re.
oeivel upon their true merits aud made 70
stand upon their own feet.
Cavillo Sivori has arrived in the Grcst
Western. We observe that morning pnpel
states that there Is great exciJe,nent abou
bIm. This 8 By no means the case. W.
have frequently seen mon attention given "a
the movements Of artists OF faT less reputa
ton. tie awskens ~ much as he merits anr
no more. he will be mo; im kindly spin
End u his abilities pyOve 10 he what we have
reason To believe they are, De will have fat.
tefing measure Of success bit we are now
beyond being cranmrd with fictitious repala.
iions, and baye learned 10 Judge somewhat
ioI ourselves ia matters Of art, as some Tor.
ego aetors snd singers have discovered With
"a The last yesr
We wish MIR. Sivor all the sncccs, hi, al.
enis can comDaul, bat think that tl,i, inl
some adulaiion Of Kim in slvance h az no
uleaus the bcsi mv.e % ssVufe it Tor bim
". y. C0nr. gad tug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
COAL GAS AND CAMPHINE SUPER

CEDED.-We learn that NJ. Jobsrd. follow
ing out hint Of Sir Humphrey Davy, has as
ccrtaincd that water may be made the means o.
achesP illumination. Tits decomroscd By q
very simple process, aud furnishes beautiful
light. A penny's worth of oil duly mixed
with water in a rctod will furnish the Ugh,
OF ten candles for twenty-lour hours The
French government has become the owner OF
the patent for public purposes. and several
large manufactures in France are DOW sue
cessiuily using il. Our readers will find in
Ifsher's Ne~ York Mcgosine Tor October
full account OF the invention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EU.
ROPE.

BY the arrival OF the Hibernia a, Boston.
we have, by Telegrsph, the following bri+
outline OF the foreign intelligence seven days
later:
The market for Flour was dull IN London
and firm in Liverpool. Free. from - TO 81
shilhngs per quarter. Moderate sales.
Corn advanced three shillinss per quarter.
Yellow, forty-siS. white. forty seven
The adyices by the Caledonia put Cotton up
one farthing.
The potato crop isan entire failure.
The Wheat harvest in England is an av-
cnge crop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

AHnsfofN Prsuiag .--Since we first saw a
specimen OF Ansststic printing, we have ne
yer had doubt OF the ultimate success of the
invention. For some reason or other, IL has
not come into such general use as we sntici-
pated, but that il must supercede the art of
the wood engrsver and the sterotyper we have
not the leat doubt Within the last few
days, we have seen specimens Of printing by
the Anastaiic process, executed in this city
and in Philadelphia. which were as perfect as
transcripts OF the original subjects as could be
produced by reflection in mirror. We are
glad 10 hear that Mlessrs Wiley * Putnam of
this city have established piess for Anasia-
tic work. and that they viii immediately re-
produce some copiously illustrated English
works, which could not oiherwis, be pub
1.-The in this country. The advantages of
this system over the old one of types and en-
cravings, are too palpable to need enumera-
ing. But IL will produce revolution in the
system OF publishing in this country greater
than can be effected in any other, because il
must inevitably lead 10 the enactment OF
some Mud ofinterna,ional copy.right law.
With the aid of an Anastaiic press, every
bookseller will hereafter b. his own publish.
er, and the most costly work--coslly on the
score oi Illustrations or beauty OF type-may
be reproduced In ten minutes OF less, an
There will be no necessity Tor striking any
more copies than will meet an Immediate de-
mand. II a customer should call Tor new
work, the bookseller may tell him To wait q
lew minutes, while he prints IL for him. :
The saving in labor, capital aud machinery
viii be almost incalculable, aud books will
have hardly any value beyond the worth of
Tue paper on which they arc printed except
ing TIA, which the copy right will give them.
Not only will every bookseller BE- his own
printer and publisher, but every library NAV
PRINT It's own books. that is surprising that a
copy can first be borrowed to prin, from.
work on cottage architecture printed by
Tie Ansstatic process. has already been pub.
lished by Carey & Hart of Phila,lrlphia, &c
which we shallSlludc further in day or two
". I. Mirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
a FAILING TREAsURyr-T

"a FAILING Y."-The
Wings are busy ian representing that the gen.
cral government are out OF funds. This Is oil
CANNON. The Washington Union says: 1--WE
warn the people OF conspiracy TO injure the
government and the country, BY endesvorins
la induce the impression that there is a fail.
iuS treasury. The means OF the government
are alnPlei II bass sur illus ia cash Of more
than five millions, anilarse accrning revenue;
Its treasury notes are receivable nnw every
where IN payment ct public dues, and redeem
able here IN sp-ci. al the treasury, whether
before or after miturlty; aud the un lairioiic
effort 10 depreciiie them will prove signal
failure, aud will sink The projectors TO the lev
81 OF the enemies OF their country durilg the
last war"
This reminds us OF the overse y in factory
We knew some years ago. He male out a
nett profit of s3)00oa year for three years,
IT the end OF which time the concern was
bankrupt, and no dividends made. Now, Mr..
Union let he s,e You balance the cash, fork
AZ the spure dimes end prove the above TO be
rue. You had not much ia the treasury on
The FIRST OF January, according to your own
account. Before the FIRST of July YOU said1
that was all gone. Since the first OF August
the revenue has only beenst the rate Of about
nineteen millions year from impotis.--,he
drawbacks of we doub, wheiherit will come
near that. The revenue from lands has not
been over a million in all. The expenses OF
government last year were So, 627 ,05l 80,
and this year they cannot be less, exclusive OF
the war measures; which, in the army and
navy have not cost less than forty millions
thus tar. Now Mr.. Union will you tell us
where you got your money! OF do YOU wish to
make US believe tlat Polk has found Allad.
din's Lamp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07
CURIOUS TALE ABOUT pAGANINI

An interesting work states that singular
tale app Jared In the piperS, stating that Pag-
ANN was violin maker, living ian one of
Tue narrow streets OF Milan. lie kent a lit
tie shop with his violins hanging i'm his win.
dow, aud was 80 good looking that the lasses
oil Milan used 10 pass down the streets 10
have look at the handsome fiddle maker
One day a gentleman called with a violin an
b. repaired, and accidentally left book on
tn, lrdnsmigratiOn OF souls, a subject of all
others, that interested Paganini. He read il
with avldi,y. In small room. al the back
ot.his shop. lay his aged and accomplished
mother on her death bel. Psganini had lust
ilnsheda line violin. and, in the full pursna-
sion oil LIE trdnsiniSration OF souls, he pla.
ced leaIliern tube over the mouth of his
IN )'her, at the instant of her departure, ana
rrctived her last breath at The s holes Of the
fiddle. This was his magical violin, with
which he set out on his travels. When per.
forming III the Opera. house, aud initiating
the tones OF the VOICE, in piece which he.
called The Witches under tue walnut trees.
. French valet wss thrown into state of
frenzy. lie waited upon Faganini the next
aud told him that when young he
BE- had been lover OF has lno;her, and that
9Th hieNpressibe delight, while listen-
ag 10 bis music, last al slst.lie rrcorni.
BED her voice in the io,ies OF ms Vi
oim. have preserved this ridiculous tale,
as Il may tend TO show the extent OF the sen
saiion cteaied by this extraordinary man, on
hIs arrival here. when public writers could
think II worth their while to invent such
stories.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-07

A lioleHf assault ppon Mraber of the
Sigok Bar.--Wc are informed that while
one Of the wittiest 1nembrrs at the Suffolk
Bar was passing through Washington street.
uhs morning, on the way to his office in D.v-
onshile street, be was ,ioltuhy kicked in the
right leg.
And upon turning to see who add what caus
ell lhc kick,
An ugly grcat Ok repe aied the lick.
The Tact Is, that tle Ok hal large blue
Fly GA lac leg, which ID Is equity 10 believe
he was endcayoring 10 dislodge, aud hence
The assault. II has however, become a MOO.
ted question, whether
An action will lie,
Against the Ok or the Fly.