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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
:s.s NELMOES EOR SALE.

S& ~ Se"uhfS VIZ SAusf.
I'm Thursday. The 5ii of March next, IL fair il mol
~ the next lar day thereafter will be sold al the
late residence al Charles iluudly. decd rear Mount
Laurel, Halifax County, Virginia,
81 VERY SUPERIOR NEGROES,
stock Crap Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plan
falon Tools. &c credit of II months ,r all sums
over five dollars. purchasers, giving bonds. with ap
proved security. ELISHA r.. llUNDLEv.
Ear. q Charics Hmdiey. deed
Feb. u w3N.
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ROLL HsUITEIs.

SOO LBS. FRESH ROLL BU TIER. JUS, re
cOO celv.d and for sale low, by
YOUNG s. BOWLES.
Feb. l2 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
APPLE RR ANDY.

~ BBIS PRIME OLD apple BRANDY
~ Just received, and tor Gale low, for cash, by
LEE & ROBERTS.
Feb II
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Splendid Cmchen,ir dc Cons a. Monsc lie l.ni"cs.
WE would ask he attention of the Ladies 10 our
w stock of French and LngIish Cachmir dc Cosse
and .Monsehn de Laiues.
They will be found to embrace the most beautiful
81 es imported; and CHEAP ron CASH.
REGARDS, RYAN g. Co.
Next door To VIM. 4. Young.
Oct. 81 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
TO JmO. Alacrs and Hampton Haynes:

TO JMo. AlAcrs uid Hampton Haynes:
CFOC will please 10 take notice. ilat on the first
Saturday IN March next, ! shall proceed 10 TAX.
The der >ons Of John Stone aud Others the Union
Iron Work. IN the county Of Patrick and shs II continue
the IA king there ni the place. from TINT 10 ia,
next succepdinr h. urday aud from thence TO the nexl
Saturday; and Al the >. re house OF Ecana Turner in
the county of Henry, III IN, 'ouf'h Saturday IN March
next. shall proceed Ia inke tho depostons of Peyion
Standby aud others aud shall continue he taking there.
Of at the place, from that TO the nX' Saturday;
and from thence To the next Saturdays and SO on from
Saturday 10 Saturday, until the SAID deroslions al
completed. And ut The dwelling house of Aarln Noe
alias Aaron Lowe, IN the county OF Pike, and State Of
Kentucky, The lhlrd Saturday IL April next, shall
proceed To lake The drposllpns o SAID Nue. alias Lowe
and perhaps others, continuing the same. al the
place. froa Saturday 10 Saturday, is first above spe
Gifted until lry all ilshed-whlch deposllons ave
10 be read as evidence in lnJuaclion suit IL the Cir
cult Superior Couu of Law aud Chancery, of Patrick
county in which am paInltl. and you defendants
at which time aud places you may attend If you
think proper lJurs, respectfully,
ISAAC n. HAYNES.
Feb II I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12

REND MD UNDERSTAND The time will com
~ when this medicine, BH tNDRETH PILLS will b.
appreciated as they ought, and de..fsc 1t III he wei, IN
deislood ha pt Bf"ncth has the strongest claims upon
The public II Is true that every individual who makes
al OF the Brandreths Pills. conccde them 10 he the be.
medicine they ever used They indeed medci Inc n.
bout which there is no mistake Their value in a climat,
so ehangcable AS ours cam oil be sufficiently
er perrpration at once restored thus they cure colds
and Consnmpt ion Is prevented
81 The following the only authorised Agent. f, III,
sale Of DIR. Benjamin Bandreth's Vegetable Univ,rsal
Pills
PAYNE GREGORY, I.ynrhbnrz, Campbell
Henry Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
j. II Swinnoy B. Co., Marysvillc, do
Lee, Bailey X TO Brookneal,
benjamin Nowlin Co, Failing Creek
VIM Mathews 4 Son, Walkers Church T. Edward
Good, Bass & Co, kingsvllc, do
VIM Rice h Co, rarmyillo do
Roberts b Brown, Amherst Ct Ito.
Samuel Cash, 5andid2es', Amherst,
Peters II Reed, New Market, Nelson,
G. +. Estes & Son, Lovnesion, do
O. p. Is X q Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
Feb - t3D II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
$50 REWARD.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living al Newbern,
Ee Pulaski Counly, Va, On the 2nd February last, a
Neyro Man named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12

RICHMOND, Feb S, 1876
To-day small from Washington brings US the inpor.
liant Information that the President yesterday conmuni.
c ated to Congress tue correspondence beiwe
the Secretary OF State and the British Minister ,oelher
win correspondence between Mr. Buchanan and Mr.
McLane III reference 10 the great military prepara,jons
making by the British government. This couespon
dence is erltomlsed IN last nights Washington Times
he successor OF Flsks Journal) and for fear that YOU
may not otherwise receive it in time for your Thurs,
Jays paper. enclose il. as fJows
l. letter from Mr.. Pakenham. of Der. 3d con.
'a'nns proposition for arbitration with a view 10
d" equitable division Of the Oregon Territory.
- letter from Mr. Buchanan, declining it,
D. letter from Mr.. Pakenham, suggesting a mixed
commission OF subjects and citizens to arbrste between
e TWO countries, and IN case of their finding neher
parry eh' d 10 the sol. then to make an equitable di.
'is,oh between the two powers.
T. letter from Mr. Buchanan declining TO arbi,raie
=. al upon question Of territory and closing with the
"'e'afaiion that the United States and Great Britain
were uly able to settle all differences between them
,,Ju' The 'nterPosIiion VI any foreign power citizen,
y letter from Mr. Buchanan TO our Minister a,
uo"' asking information IN relation to the warlike
P'Pd's'i'l of Great Britain, aud ,il " Lanes Grin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12

Feb. Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
A. L. CUNNINGHAM

i've heard old cunning s,agers say, fools Tor argu
waCers.'
We not the practice Of paving attention 70
the barroom slang Of pot-house politicians Neither IS
take public notice of deca-ati a3e
by political opponents in bar-roo.n conversations
but Informed by gentlemen Of strict veracty.
that Mr. Cunningham, member Of Congress, and to
personally stranger has made declarations regard
TO Us, which deserve passing notice The late Ny
Cunningham FOR the people of his district read his fune
raj service the second TUESDAY October. ana have
appointed the ii; Of March for the burial appears
10 have become incensed editorial article pa
per relative to the Mexican Not being able
with arguments whereby prove IL he
offers fifty dollars that the author the
referred . either tory himself that his
some Of his immediate ancestors Nort. CGr9lja1
Tories IN tle ReroI4t:oa7ry acGr'
We take that bet II. Con gresham and the naou-
cyl ready any and place you may fix upon,
L is mans business who ancestors were, or
what were their political principles They nigl have
been tories L the revolutionary war. the
time have been patriots IN comparison with many
bers Of the present ocofoco party. Who Mr. Cunning
hams ancestors may have teen, re uelta9. know Or
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
INDIAN CORN IN EUROPE.
Correspondence Of tie New York Courier aud Enquirer

Correspondence Of tie Neu YORK Courier aud Enquirer,
LONDON, Sept 81, 1916.
you the 18TH. per Boston and shall
now say merely few WORDS on the subject OF INDIAN
Conn.
The price OF Indian Corn this morning Mark Lane,
IS "A TO As shngs per of eight bushels; each
bushcl weighing lbs of seed, cleaned cob and
husk, and from all impurities. But stated that
all the which have left the States curing
the last six weeks have taken large the
purchase OF this article, it is futile suppose that the
above heavy price will be Of long duration. have how
ever mace many inquiries, among the dealers the Lon
market; and have the conclusion
farmers in Illinois, Indiana Kentucky, Tennessee
and Ohio, (Which the five largest safe
" reckon STEADY demand for Indian Corn. in
London market, of 80 shngs the quarter
equal to nearly 81 per bushe NV calculation made
the suppositon. that during bad harvest this
try the Corn will be in full demand for human food and
in good harvest, when money IS plentiful then there
will he increased demand for laborers and proper
tioHabiy Increased demand TO them
and for food furnish this meat: apart
from the fact that the abore-s themselves if once
customed to Indian Corn, will inclined entirely
70 forcgo ITS even when other food abundant. In
any case and under circumstances. the Western far
assure himself that his will become
source CT revenue to him. will be merchant
steady export staple.
In all my earlier letters have strongly inculcated
Importance of shipping only the and soest article
70 this country II is all WE'LL for dernagoces in
their stump oraons, TO talk the starving yrfas of
monerchca countries bat your arc no. star
wing. Starving people have their pockets
while the buyers of Indian Corn have plenty: will
not buy inferior damaged article Beside which.
the of freight. and other charges
10 be made Corn from the day leaves the w abash
until delivered in English port. and which reality
form the principal here great on
bad good article; and fhe
cheapest and safest article fol shipment.
Yours truly ANGLO kSIcKERBo6Es.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

INDIAN CORE.-The British Government has given
the mills the yctualling yard Ply mouth,
shall grind night and dar Indian for the supply of
suffering Irish population 1t IS expected that these
mills Will grind p. 413 pounds Of meal per day
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

L zSF-@9 So 80 sst.'s 80 '-f q
Tho Washington Jaloa Of 'as. n.ea. publishes
tic following interesting extracts # letters winch
have been received from our sqasdrons in the
Pacific ami - tho Cuff They arrived n ....s,-
iag.on on $ taias evening, from Pensacola. The
former reach Pensacola in t1sa Princeton on her
return from Chag9es.--.itc la4, IN the John
Adams from Ia Vera Cruz.
Il VIII be seen by ,hefn that the [. s. squadron
had ;akcn possession q all upper California;. The
letter from TO Gulf contains some Interesting IN
tcl!iscnce of Santa Annals movements
FROM THE PACIFIC
Eriract Of ie'ter from officer on hoard the aaed
States irlgqte SqrcnHat dated
AT sEA, July 81, I-a6
'.0n the IN Of june. the conal95ore received
intorma lion nj Hazatlar. thu, the Mexican troops,
SIX or seven THOUSAND strong. Ind BIZ order OF the
Ncx'can government, invaded the territory Of
the CnI.oa STATES. norih Of TIC 10 Grande and
had attacked the forces under General Tayior,
and that me squadron of tic United States vas
b.cckading the coast Of Mexico Oh tie Gatf.
Ihcsa Aos:5.i;tcs, 10 considered, ou.d Justify
commencing offensive operations on tic west
coast.-Es therefore sailed On the 6.h in tho
SAVANNA. FIR TIE coast If Ca.fornia, leaving Tie
Warren Q; Iazatia1. . brag any dispatches or
imPor;an: information tina: might roach there.
We arrived at Monterey on tho ID of July where
we found the Cyane and Levnn,. and learned tina.
the Portsmouth was At San Francisco.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

summons 10 tho n,arv cornrandan, of Mon
ercy. requiring him 10 surrender the place forth.
with - the forces Of Tho United States. In 70.
PIX. h stated tf.ot he was no. authorized 70 sur.
render tho place. and referred tho commodore to
the commanding general Of California. Don Jose
Castro
Every arrangemcn, having been made the
i1v previous. tho commodore Immediately en-
barIcd the necessary force {aboui two hundred
and iitv scamen and marinesl in tho boats of tho
s2ualron which landed at ten O'clock under
cover OF the guns OF tho ships. with great prompt.
nude anu good order. under the immediate com.
ma nd OF Captain Wm. Mertne, assisted BY Com.
manier IL. y. Page second
The forces were Immediately formed and
marched 10 the custom. house. where Comn,olore
Sioai's proclamation 10 the Inha htans of Cahfor
ma read, The standard Of the UnlioI States
!loiscl. amid three hearty cheers by tho troops
anu Foreigners present. aud a salute OF twenty
onc guns fired BY all tho ships. Immediately
afterwards the proclamation, both IN Enslish and
Spanish WAS posted up about tho town. and two
justices III Tie poacc appointed 10 preserve order
anl panGsh dc,inqnanctcs -t!d aicades declining
u serve.
'.prcyions II l1nlirc. general ordcr.' was
road 10 the crows Of MI the ahiPs for their guild
anco un ter the now circumstances IN which they
we're placed. We feel confident that the
IN bi,,n,s of Monterey and al other places whero
our forces wero. have been sato from tho loas,
Depreciation tho slightest Insult
Immediately after taken possession Of Mon
teray, Com. Sca. despatched courier 10 General
. Castro the military commandment OF California,
with letter AMI a copy of his precipitation, to
~ hi..h no received n rcp}-. On the OH. he
despatched II letter by courier to ST. Pho P.co, tho
GOVERNOR a, Santa Barbara
.'On the 9th of luiy he despatched orders by
SEA - Commander Montgomery 10 take
d.ata possession Of tho hay Of san Francis &c
aud At a. m. Of Inc 9ih, .ha. officer hoistcd tho
!, nj San FaucIsco-road and posted up Com
mo ilro .5loat's proclamation. aud took possession
Of ,hc country IN the name of tho United States.
..On the 18th nj tho rcouGs, of tho foreigners
n the lnchto OF san Jose" tho commodore furnish
/ g hs ip-bo h"f>ird n 'h't piace-abon' 80
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

Grcffins he Tomato wpoa III Potqtoc-ata meeting Of
the New York Farmers Club, Mr.. Negs read from the
Annals of the Royal Horticultural Society of Paris
an account OF successful experiment g g7aging
Of the upon the stalk of potatoe. by which
crop Of tomatoes raised the air, and pota
in the earth
II will &c observed that he tomato and the Potace
If the s,nc genus of plants
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

G-Of two hundred and three prisoners IN the
Auburn. \. Y. prison, all bat one wcro addicted
to drunkenness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
THE UNITED STATES LOAN-THE TREASURY
NOTES MADE A CURRENCY.

Tb. Secretary Of the Treasury has concoc,ed another
scheme 10 raise money and that by ogening shops for
he sale Of Treasury Notes su who
have more than a thousand dollars Mr., Walker thus
announces the last Washingion Union, the opening cf
tn. treasury shops, which he IN
tend. o conduct the sales:
TRr,sURY DEPARrMEaT, Oct. y, 1916.
This department Will treasury TIE
Of three Of dollars bearing Interest of
,er cent per annum payable to the persons
making deposits therefor specie in sums
of not thousand dollars, with either the
treasurer Of the United States Bos
New York, Charleston or ST LOUIS or treauTcrs 81
the mint at Phiadelphia or New orleans.
The viii bear even Gate with the fatr 81 depos-
IL. Z. J. WALKER,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
And the mon officially explains that the New York
having declined buy the treasury notes al less
than per but that several propositions Tor loans
than six and approaching nearly TO five ana
per having been made by individuals and
declined by the Secretary. it is presume serhg
be could better, determined upon retailing the
notes and to fix them , p per cent
As Undue purchasers, is announced that
these sold ~ be receivable for al public dues,
both the land office and custom house, well before
after maturity, and must be regarded IN the light for
many specie bearing interest; and at the
proposed, cannot doubt, adds the Union that
there will be large demand for these notes"
H.,c hnvo Iasi-a eorernnent currency,
rredeem0b in specie, but receivable paying debts TO
the government The notes are TO pass from hand to
handal the restrictions which the Secretary heretofore
put upon their transfer and their payment abolished
the endorsement Of the party buying them being all
that is required to change their nershp.
We cannot say whether the sale Of these will be
large Mr.. Walker expects but rather suspect
that the pedding them the he proposes,
will give them character in the market much above
that OF other rrcdecmube stnpidscYs the sales
will not be quite active that OF goods saved
from wreck and announced to ssbe sold runous
prices"
And this is the work Of the Sub Trcasur
paper hitting administration When Mr.. Polk
Office Promised that should have nothing but
specie We get nothing but ragsnot bank rags, redeem
able con-but sLinplasters, intended for circulation,
and character similar those issued by individuals
IN the times Of the Van Buren, experiments the
rency which receivable III the pa y,cnt for goods
purchased At the shop of the Undersigned
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

We understand that rr. Morton. the invitation Of
DIR. Hey wood, of the Mclean street Hospital admins
tered his preparation prodce Sleep Yesterday morning
a who had a extracted from the neck. Our
informant, who conycrsed with of the hvsicans
who witnessed the ration states that the
inhaling the preparation for few lost
sleep, giving symptoms of suffering while Dr. War
extracting the tumor. He totally uncou-
scious of what going till near the close Of tic
operation, (Which lasted longer than usuaI,1 when he
drew long sigh The unconscious state in which The
afforded the surgeon opportunity to perform
the operation eSpedouslv, uninterrupted by any strug
giles or shrinking of the Patient-Boston Transcript.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03
Bali JntfI0t

HnrriIie.-A correspondent of thu St Louis Rcpub-
Iican writing from Camp Patterson, near Burl, men
tons the following incident
"a murrnur of Indignation running through
lines to-day, of OF unusual inter-
est which transpred here this An old squaw.
from encnmpment of Japan Indians, about miles
below the the of Texas volun
,cers aud offered for sale Spanish girls from thr
teen fourteen old. They dreadfply
ciaed, aud almost destitute Of single garment cloth
ing. The Texans girls aud squeW and carried
them Immediately TO head quarters. where eXamI
nation ascerained that the i4apans h4! murdered
whole family, the parents and brothers Of the two
girls the vicinity Of the Rio Grande, stolen all their
property, and led the girls captivity there they had
treated then with extreme cruetv and nearly starved
them death, and offering them for sale
The girls readily pointed the ringea Of the
rage, and fifteen twenty of them arrested
for further investigation BY the order Of Gen. Wool
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

MARRIED-On tho Doth uli.. By the Rev.
GroEGE FIs,E. Mr. LEWIS HAMPTON, &c
Miss ESTHER STANTON: all of this city and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03

LATER FROM HAVANA-ARRIVAIOF com
SLoAT PROM THE PACIFIC. ac.-rhe Phladelpha
Sentinel says:
BIZ the bark Elizabeth at ths port from Havana, we
learn that the British mail from We Cruz OF the
ist INST arrived Havana the 9Th with inteifige
TO the effect that General Santa Anna had marched from
the city Of Mexico the 9th u, at the head Of 1900
troops for the theatre Of
A decree had then just been published at the city OF
Mexico, reeucng the duty all articles Of importation
- per suspended the laws which prohibited the
Importation Of certain description Of merchandise. Com
SIoat had arrived al Havana previous 10Th last
accompanied BIZ five Of his officers having left Il
Monterey Pacific q. s. frgete Congress, bearing the
broad pennant of Commodore Stockton.
The officers and of the squadron all in
ceilent health Commodore Soae hoisted his At
Havana the 10Th inst board the Z. 8 brig Perry,
would sail for Norfolk Charleston few dsys
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
A GOOD MEDICINE.
AsTop Housr Narch Ie :,

hSioS HOUSE, March l6, 1876.
w" q. brNj ssirn,-near Sir, Last week s,,,,oJ
nom seneca county. with large lot of fat .hcc, and
"c'"s exposed all night In the cars watching them
'N o"'' $" 'hat when arrived at New York my neck
was s'in' and had violent pain in nav heal A. .oo
as disposed Of my sheep. obliged to attend 10 p
".". contained aboS Of your Improved Indian veget.
,"s' ana aher'akng two doses. was entirely re.
"e'ed' am wei known in the interior and western
psr' this State, aud shall always be pleased to recon-
s', S"'' rus yours Truly, ID. ALVoRD.
ohec l.o Greenwich street, Large Brick BlockN
Pills. "'"" os"'sn'e
DJ Nnd sec that a. Benz. Smith is Written with A
pcn on the bottom of the LoN ~ WIN
rms - o certify that have the Sugar coated nil
manufactured by g. BENZ Smith OF New Work far sone
ti"ie, and believe them Ia e good Medicine, and a.,
nom enquiry ~ that city, persuaded that Inc h IA.
ORIGINAL inventor, and therefore entitled To- the enc6t
VI "e '"Nch'"h ;. WILLIAMS
Pastor ist baptist Church IA. Pittsl,,rrb
Omce lsoGrcenwch -. large brick block
Pills. "" ''se'S"e
III Md see thSiG. REM. Smith is wRIrrES with
AstNTs ~ WnsEtrNa, J. CRUMBACKER, PRYOR
* tAl Lib ID. MACLANE. Argus Office.
81 'LAiRsNiLLE,o, MORGAN and RAMSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

ADVERTISING The increased attention
aud unusual facilities for advertising abroad
have strikingly changed the aspect of bust
ness. The days for sitting quietly in well
tilled stores. waiting for trade, have gone by,
The old landmarks of business are removed,
and new channels opened He who clings
TO the customs OF by goue age, may sit soil
tary and alone, while the dust shall accumu-
late upon his prolillcss wares. Now a-days.
" man wishes to increase his busIne&s<<.ts =,
TACT do business at all, he adverlises SIR <t
men, oil small capital, long ago discoveiSs!tfIc
sure road to wealth; and ibosc who have
been doing nearly all the business in certain
departments alter the rules followed by their
fathers, now see themselves suddenly distanc-
ed; their new competitors taking the business
into their hands through the mighty inllu-
ence and tremendous power of the Press o,
the Country Neio FORK Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
Extract OF letter from John Loci.

f.N"oe' OF letter from John Leach
Dr,p 81, AARoNs RUN. MONTGOMERY IN H.,
,i,h III .t OF The last two years have 1ecn t,t.,
wn ne chis aud fevers. when recovered oS Ia,
ne, Va ~, wan cosivcne~s, aud pain in INV len "a.
In.s we OF The ritsit continued for nine wecLs
III, physicisns attended me- aud amer a Ions c,,a :,
clne WIN many blisicrs the pain ren,oyeJ s,o,,,'
a., "''e hdy with much Jerking in nav neves snJ
mesn ~ continued for some months the Dor,o,s III
u"st move or would die; Wa then ablo In a, III
", nad continual SORENESS and nausea Iva nv t.,
as ahn bowels; Also papiS' ion OF the heart an q, d.
o',torr had got all had, which was small f,,, ,,
.s ne must change my situation or vouIJ lie
ncn sc, out Tor hentncky and on my tourney en-
ec'os- Snne RUS called DR.. Esa's sronie and AMI, ~,
$500 Nus bought two boxcs. they We're az NM.
M W., 'o me than any have used have l,rr ,
" r'"cWc more which me tl,, r.e,.nf, a.,
wINhH 70 N.ui and now friend NJ Vnu can send 49,,
some more, will remit YOU the amount, ~ ~ 'e
WIZ Subscribe my self, your afflicted friend
For sale wholesale and retail by PRYOR PkiI,
' V Sole agents Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07

a lad twelve yearsoG age, aamed Edward
o. knowles, was killed at South Boston ON
Friday in the following singular manner
lie was standing ina blacksmith shop seine
ten or twelve feet from an anvil where Two
men were forging piece OF iron, aud one OF
sledges missing the iron; struck OH the an
wi, aud small splinter was broken OF, which
flew oil, striking the lad ia the thigh, cutting
lie main artery, 81 that he bIed to death in
about ten minutes.