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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18
C. BR1NCKERuoFt's

This medicine beisc productive &c The mo., NV.
eial and cre,sin feme!isi elect il. IN. eu,- ui
liver Compi.iai. Ccnsump,ion. Pain in Tho Cb.s,
aud Side. C-sshs. Code. Pro u.c Nishi Sven.
snd Asthma Is smfofianec will be admitted by all.
Having fr it, commentator Tho Ies mon, az man,
OF our mot truth having aud respected ciiir,ns. We
sie bound 10 acknowledge tina, there mus, d. .,,oe
great c,u-c for thciS praise. o, ~ wonLI nni he given
80 freeiv aud hsukly. The Health R~sior,tiye
if"m its hrs' introduction, 10 The pte.ent day. has
never been knovh - 10 fail of Us intended Leue fcial
rffrcis. snd Nhete II hos nut fully cured. n, ha.
becn traced most conelu.Ively D., the fault Of the
patient ~ not complying Nth The simple direction.
attached In The bottle. 81 psoliGc a disrasc n,
Consumption. and ., Dangerous n one To N, e, inc
human race. has iisiuced The needy and so.lI--s
itsfhcker To invent and recommend his -usltum..
which only slightly pallia'e tho more ageravaiirr
ymp'"rns. or else are entirely useis.-; aud thus To
gain money they deceive their sick and DIVING fri.
low men. ~ ''i'onf even - much NJ a lhsurht Of The
basen-ss oi their irsdc. We leave .uch demon.
Z" The sings ssd uphra,dings of heir oN n con.c,encc
The Proprietor having esresienced the cura,iv-
property nj the Restorative in n. own /, div ,ln.l
case. ard IA nnnberless other, can commend ~
TO The csr.ddencru al Inc sick. feeling sensible thai
u o faithful uial y made. The most ansp,ci.us result
"a certain. The h.lio~ .is certificate 10 from Dr
ch'''on. the we'll known New Y"rk cnemi,,.
u have ssalvzed n b,ulc Of medicine calied G.
Bnnekesh'afs ties'ih Res,orsuvs; rad fad that IL
does no, contain Mercury. or any other metallic
prs raraiion. nor opium in sny Oh i,s forms. .ft- Is
composed of vegetable matter entirely
LANES X Chiffon. NJ D.
c BRiNCKERIioFF. Proprietor. N Y,
Horace Eccfeu.C = Agent.
Principa; Office sc Dad son sheet, New York.
Arsu's h,r whcel.ne. Ds JAS SaKER aud a
; TODD; West Arxander. pa, BRYANT & era
VEN and hy agents IN almost evety ,o~n ~ he
I y I'm mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

TNHE SUBSCRIBER will npen an Academy
nf male scholars ip Wheeling on The last
Mcsd day OF he m.aih Particulars as 10 place and
pnccs will he publ shed hereafter.
DAVID HaINE.S.
tie submits Inc following certificate from two
OF the Professors IN Miami University
MANI USIvEHsirS. Feb'y 81. 1916.
We believe Mr David lisines 10 be eminenily
~qusIlied. net Only W riPe scholarships. hn also by
prudence and habits of conscIeutinus application ip
business. Gr The place Of q teacher ~ uniPns
doni ~ an Arads m,csi Institution We ih-reiufe
cheerful, and Confidently him 10 M,
lef- n who " i-he. "a emrl,, ~ instructor tor soch
. .tualiou. JNO MNRrBUR
mar 10 JAS C. MOFFATr.
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GARD EN- SEE DIS

"a ~ ~
AS just received irnrn ID Ln'drc'h. Of Phil.
%adclphia. an extensive assortment OF FRESH
g ID SEEDS pat M in small papers Ia suiI
purchasers. A'sD ia bulk To sell ny The pnnnd or
IN nee a few Northern Seeds. viz; Animil Rid
onion, Silver Skin Onion. Rsdishes. assorted kinds.
Tomato, Flat Duich rnrnir. Beet Seed ol different
Kinds; alsp Herb and Flower Seeds. These Seed.
ore all warranted ife.h. iheIr VITALITY having becs
tested in hols teds md eau now b. seen growing
al The Drug snd Medicine SIo'e IL $ Todd, y
lew dcsrs ahrve MClallen'- Big Red llnot, Main
Street. WI, cling. The follow ms ISL lat vi The
Seeds Of hands. via:
AspR TasDs Celery white solid
Beet Long Red Ctc,s or Pepper Grass
On Turnip Rooted Cucumber Long Green
Beans Early butth Do Ently Frame
ID, Lima Endiye Cured
Borecols of Kale Ehuhnrb
Broccoli 2 Cape Vegetable Oyster
Cai'bsge early York Squnsh ofall kinis
IN Large York Lettuce Early Cabbage
d. Dfumhced Melons Wafer
III Fiat Dnlch Do Musk
Carrot early HON d. CIron
Caul f,wcr Onion annual Td
NnsfurGura Onion Silver Skin
Parsley curIed Peas extra early
Pepper large sweet Do Royal Msrowfai
ID, hell shaped DO Early Charlton
| Rcd shes cf al kinds TurnJ Flat Dnirh
white Clover ft lawns Flower aud Herb Seeds
ALSO-DRUGS. MEDICINES. DYE-STUtFS.
Oils. PAINTS, sc Dahln Ruo.. Herb Seeds.
mar 10
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X day received q
supply of ADAM WAR
RANTED X AUGP
PLY MILLS. with Ir,n'
Bass and Br,iianis Iior.
rtrs; and al-, the eel :
traied No 3's with Tin
boxes.
Received also. m +,
ihef OF o( Iisirh'- Coun-
ter Baisncts. Aisl;sable
Coach Irun. Sc.
All ri the above arc
warmth tn give .al,.>
iari on. and VIII be suld
10 v NJ The Hardware
ER. No lj9 MINI 81.
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HO.NE.
&Z6.O0Ol

Psk"m"ke River Lottery. No Sd.
To b. drawn at Wilmington. M.nday. March rs
! Of $4,000 ~ 1000 4 of 1000 lot $500
IS Ms liz halio,sL Ticket. s.; refifes,. al
package IS whales Sis; share. in ps"puftion.
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LANES X Chiffon. NJ ID.
c BRiNCKERIOFF. rfopiie,vf. N Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saLc

lF NALuhBLE LAW AND MlSCELIA.
W NEOtS AT AuCTION .--6n
Tina rsda, 'he 18Th day Of s.atch ,S46. vii .cl
the Law and Miscellaneous d oks cuaaes,rr the
Library of The late Al sand,r Wilson. deed. Also.
The office furniture Of the said deceased Sale 10
take place a, 10 n'cuck. A NJ. atihe Aacuon Rroa
al uALL ~ WlCKHAM. IN the ciiy vi Wh..I,us
Trims ul SALE; al sums uf Eve dUllarS or less.
cash; all sums over I've do'lsrs. ~ munihs. 80 he
secured by a rcspnn.iihe ,plnrscr un u negotiable
zoe. AiflttI CALDWELL. fkytasro,,,
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class II,
draws at Baltimore. March IS. lSi8. 70
Numbers. ID ballots.
/ OF $780, 900 l of 10000 ! of 5000 / of 3. 233
Tickets $40. Certificate Of a package oil &c
wholes $3.50; shares in proportion.
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TO "'s'" :

yuHffE question 10 OF en 1870
.rdor ,hs, II may become more ~ % n"hs'et'"
FIR The information Of all and 70 pre- voS"y AhowhS
'her Intercepted upon ihis %sutIsci. ! take Wns 100.
sisn 10 say. Thai 10 the first peace. ! have ia, 10
=, lows q price that an I'D veri.eueni. ct The v.ps
prices woulj cost me more Than The pfSn,y tn a."
sale of Ihrre hundred bottles. exclusive IL M, lnbcs
~ preparing. liz the nett place do moi spprov"
NJ he meihod of putting lh;uss mia no'es. att
lastly. my Syrup speaks Ter itself wherever nssd 10
COUGHS. Guilds. Pains in The Chest. &c. &c. at
hundreds in our city can testify. A constant sa9s4
j. kept on hsnd o., BRENTLINGERS APoTHECh.
Monroe Street; also NJ Mesars PRYOR a PACLLr
Drug Store. Mark ri Square. and = ID wOODRCWy
Grorerv. ooner OF Main and Jef,rsoh S'fteis.
81 OF
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class IL.
drews at Alexandra. March 2S, 1876. 66
Numbers. 10 drawn ballots.
OF S25, 900 Of 10000 of 1000
Tickets $40. Certificate Of 20 wholes lis
dollars; shares in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY, draws every
Monday and Thursday, at Covington, Nv.
Tickets 81. Certificate Of 23 wholes els;
shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

4 CAsE SUPERIOR I ArpLE GuEASxE
l. l F'al Flesh Dates
Is Druus Smyrna Fig.
"a aud Bssss R4isins
IL Fancy boxes Prunes- 6 jars Do
boz Preserved Lemon Peel
jos jars Preserved Rsspherries
DO jars Pickles; Cusia.wsr. msee, CT:
sumber. &c 80
] d"x boi,ie Capcn
lis Ibs ABSORBED Candy
!" do Kisses
=. BON Bon Flowers. JuS. ,ee~HeI in al.
,.h - Ssr stock. and ior sais ny
/ coS . = xVCOfDnnH
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~ ~IMASs:-.
AN INVALUABLE FANNY UTaCkE :


BtiNS \ SURE kEAiEpN Fox
'n az us v.usss sns. SselAA
~ A.rnsA. rsescu,rs. CnovP. wa 49,
Cs@sA. SS.rtsc 81 Bl-ed. D.Ss.iy # p,~~.-s.
rs,.s a. 40 S'ds s~S 6vsAss. Efssnss. LIVER
Ins .sissi -r,pe,is. OF o, uinan. Ra,.m -
Wild CAstr are tsily sssshs..Asi y. -,e,y ssis-s
oi lie roshssy .ey ~ sv<c~a N curing ~ me-, 20
vei~fr's ssses 81 BE sorssasrG esss ~ es-~ssa
Ia .lmo-f sSesf nessn<s wh~ss II hes ss-s rxr-
tscvrsed Ia. u hoe .ms'~ts 6ds~i ssss. AhAonxh
IN MANY es.s The 3siss0 Wsi eG<d To- us~i.sS
tei,e' or. ~ irass. sn-s, . e~st sAsnSe N . 30
days. s,li ~ cannot he ssrseieS ~ verb miussa,
~ cu''.s MI 80 g. s'r"ri . fias. - - ssssa<s hesish
! 's't'mr' h-' has t,ss . f~y h ssi dsssass G.
ysanA
b~. J~s. 'her- are - mann sis rec Of the ssaA -
e's-. thar " 70 'rrsss'hls lar cav IAys.eis. 4. -
ie'n'os The 9uann ty of sseSie,ae ts9~,eva ,a cola.
cate "a Il hsrea' p~sssds sna tos@s "saisisG v~0-
ma ans"i.iies, hence. i ssn- rssss. q s.sreie tSNAs
- ssfhrieni. While 0ihsrs Will ssSW1e sorss &c kas
is pr euee the 80 me edp~s,
Al We ash OF me rs'.vSt. . 10 save OF m<Aicias
q inif r~I. abd he nsy reel ss~&set asi q IN -
Phodaei.'e oiihe moe, Lsa~sr,sl recalls
Patients. IA inkiDH ihis med ie.re, ~ oct s~sfrSs
themselves 10 regards diet. es~eps ssosftrg ~
most 'iieesiislc s,nciss II seod-ssch ~ sslieJ
and smoked meat. ssbsges onsoas. cue. meeus &c.
They shouid r"y proper suc.'ica 'AS shess tsess
IS warm. and AVOID ssps,og ,he@sel,~s ~ Ne ,s-
Nss'nes y y sestssi eot I'VE
rxerrise.
Frequent baAine IN . warn hath. end lie w. al
hen glove for rubbing The arsA tsfa~e svinx 10
viii aid the medicine n ,s sdesre.
The bowels should be Kept open Min scWs Zen.
e medicine. such ~ ID WY~ss's Fess MsS
Ills. which viii be fss.d much .spesi.s ID epy
pills no~ in use. and Gill cleo sid IN
'aisom in ell affections of me liver.
For sale Wholesale and retail ~
"a Y h~ORNBROOK. M.ans -.
nos ly whesAsg. We.
Nj GLASSES AND SUGAK. received ,A~ a.
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REMOVAL.

All orders shall I've p~ronp,ly attended TO
mara ROBr ARMSTRONG & CO. Agent.
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movea 10 three dsor- sps,h ~ Union. nm Msin Of
&c GREGORY A co Massage ..
RoBr ARMSTRONG. <s-sa
whselsns, Va.
sPi.EN DID SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 70,
dnwsa at Alexandra Mar. 2. T3Noe. Ia ballots.
| OF $4,000 I Of 10. LOCO l ofS. 200 ! of3.0oC
Tickets Sl0. Certificate Of q package o.
% whoNes $50; shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEMET
$4,000
$4,000, Sic. o0U so of 81 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class A
for 1916. TO be drawn al Alexandria. II. c.,
March IL. IS numbers-l5 drawn ballots.
| OF 1850, 900 l of20.000 l Of 10000 l of 5000
Tickets SIS. Certificate of package of GO
sl93; shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class CO.
at Baltimore, March is, 1876. -
Numbers. Is drawn ballots.
. Of $4,000 | of 1000 Of 1000
Tickets s.. Certificate Of a package vi 90
SOS; shares in proportion.
6 Prizes Of $4,000 eoeh. is $50, 900.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class H.,
o be drawa at Alexandria. March 81, 1915. |
. Numbers, Is drawn ballots.
prizes OF $4,000 23 prizes OF 81 900
Tickets $40. Certificate ola package of Us
shoies sl4o; shares in proportion.
ATT NnptA = orr n -
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~ BFLS NO J MACkEKEL-
~ 50 DO Rosin
40 Tisrers Rice
so Brls Loaf snsst
so irss NJ r Raisip; receiving ~
sale hy f(eh 25) wv PAXTON a &

~ BRlS Loar SUGAR. reed srd o. 50 %
II ny HUDSON a MoRRisCS
marc
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-16

Oppression, whether springing from
heartless neglect, or from design, is E
qually bitter to the sufferer. Have we
no representative who will howl for as
IN the ear Of Congress, until our Cause
be beard, and redress be given or refus-
ed?
why is not some ship of govern
ment recalled from the ocean, and its
cost expended on guarding national
interests on the great prairie ocean,
Why is not some foolish fertilization
on the seaboard stopped, and the mo-
ney diverted TO keep in order the ac-
tive pirates of the plains? Has gov
eminent no other occupation, except
Ito shower gold upon the safe, and
rich, and prosperous, leaving the ne
cessitous to be despoiled and crushed,
because they bravely dare to push for
ward the nation to new fields Of COM
mercial gain?
1T is thus that the just indignation
of these brave men burs is forth. When
will they gain from government the
simple measures of justice which will
leave them to carry on their lauable
business in the peacable curren, which
commerce courts? When will the seal
ding irony Of the present system cease:
How shall Congress be made to listen,
or induced to act? If that body will
ever indeed relent, moau is the hap
.py hour to act-Now let it be
done" yours, &C. 1
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Great Falls Manufacturing Company.
Reviyes the said ACT; allows the further
tune of two years from the passage of
the act to obtain subscriptions, and in
|creases the capital Of the company to
one million of dollars.
An act concerning Western lands,
and for other purposes. Makes it the
duty of the commissioners of forfeited
| and delinquent lands West Of the Ale
ghany mountains to complete their re-
}ports Of such lands by the close of the
fall terms ofthe circuit courts Of their
counties for 1876; and prohibits the
courts ir term or the Judges in vacation,
from ordering sales from such lands af
Ter that time. Requires the clerks OF
,said courts annually, under penalty
of six hundred dollars, on or before the
lst December, TO certify to the Audi
tor abstracts Of all orders Of court di-
recting sales of such lands by commits.
missioners, and confirming such sales,
and directing the payment Of the pro.
ceeds of sales into the treasury, show
ing where they have or have not made
/ reports oftheir proceedings according
to law,; and if they have made sale,
their abstracts shall show the name OF
each purchaser, the amounts in the
commissioners hands, deducting COM
mission and expenses. The said
clerks are allowed until the first OF
June next 10 perform: similar duties
heretofore required by law, and which
have been neglected; and upon failure
to perform said duties like penalty
is imposed; said penalties to be recov-
cradle by motion on ten days notice.
The commissioner failing for six months
after an order of sale,to report to court,
without reasonable excuse, is to be fin
ed one hundred dollars. The act
vests the right Of the State to delin-
quent or omitted lands West of the
Allegheny mountains, in the person
(other than those in default) who shall
have paid all taxes assessed, or that
ought to have been assessed, on such
lands, from the time such person ac-
CURED legal or equitable title thereto.
The presiding justices Of the county
courts are authorized to make deeds
for such lands sold and purchased by
the clerks of courts. The commission
ers of the revenue are required to con-
Nhnue such lands sold, upon their
books, III the names of the original
owners, until TIE purchasers obtain
deeds therefor. The clerks are pro-
hIbited from making deeds for lands
thus sold unless the. deed specifies the
metes and bounds of the land convey
ed. and such other description as will
identity it.
(To be continued.)
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FROM BUENOS AYRES.

We learn verbally from Captain
Gaunnel, of the ship John Cadmus,
which arrived yerterday from Monte
vldo via Pernambnco, having left the
former place on the 25th of January,
that Buenos Ayres was still blockaded
by the English and French fleets
On the goth of January the Montevi-
dean forces had taken Maldanado, a
small town about so miles below Mon
1evldeo. The English and French
had sent down forces to assist in retain
ing possession of,he place, but were
too late, as Gen. Oribe had retaken it
the following day.
Oribe had full possession Of the
country around Montevideo, with for
tlhca'lons around the city, so as to
have full command of it. The United
States brig cambridge had sailed for
Buenos Ayres on the 23d. In port,
for Rio de Janeiro, bark Chalcedonia,
brig Russian and Chippola. Pro-
visions were in good demand; freights
low.
At Pernambuco sugars We're scarce,
freight dull; abundance of provisions
IN the market. On the 25th March
the Columbia frigate was in port,
bound for the Laplatte in a few days.
The Congress frigate had sailed for
the Pacific.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-16
HASTY BURIALS.

The following incident, which has
justsoccurred at Paris, is still another
evidence Of the danger of hasty burials.
On the 22d Of February, after an ill.,
ness of several days, feather mer-
chant named Nideser, who lived in
rue St. Antoine, No. g., was violent
ly attacked and soon after was suppos-
ed to be dead. The supposed death
was determined in the accustomed
manner, and every thing was arranged
for the funeral to take place the fol-
lowing day, at ten o'clock in the morn.
ing.
A large number Of grenadiers in the
National Guards,to which the deceased
belonged, We're waiting for the funeral
procession TO take place, when they
were to pay their last sad duties to
their comrade; but at the moment when
the undertakers were about to place
the body in the coffin, they thought
they perceived in the face Of the corpse
a slight contraction of the muscles;
they stopped, and anxiously examined
the region Of the heart. 1t YET beat,
and in a few seconds after Mr.. Nidsser
opened his eyes and came out of the
lethargy in which he had been plung-
ed for twenty four hours. The invited
guests were happyto witness suspen-
sion Of the sad services to which
they had been summoned. - Saturday
Post. "A. Al.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The United States brig Somers, Com
mander Ingraham, arrived at Pensaco.
la on the 2Sth ult., having sailed from
Vera Cruz on the 22d ult The Pen.
sacoia Democrat says-We are indebt,
ed to citizen ofthis city for the fol-
lowing extract Of letter from an Off
Ger on board the Somers, which en-
braces all the most important items oil
news:
On the 18th, Mr.. Dimond was in
formed by letter from Mr.. Parrot, OF
the United States legation, that Mr..
Slidell has demanded his passports,
having been refused reception as min
lister, although the Mexican cabinet
expressed a perfect willingness to
treat with commissioner on the Tex
as question. He also wrote that Mr..
Slidell would be in Vera Cruz in the
course of week, and would immedi-
ately take passage ,herefrom for the
United States. The St. Mary's was in
readiness for his accommodation when
we left.
On the 18th, Com. Conner received
a letter from Mr.. Black, our consul in
Mexico. He appeared to be somewhat
exhilirated by the cheering intelligence
brought from England by the Cam.
bria, which he had Just received. He
writes that if this news had been soon
er received, Mr.. Slidell would have
been received, and throws out a sug-
gestion that our mission may be accep.
ted at the latest moment. Although
Mr.. Blacks location should give him
many advantages for forming accurate
opinions, | do not think we have much
reason for hoping that his hopes will
be realized, although most anything
may be expected from the unstable
councils of Mexico.
Mr.. Slidell has certainly demanded
his passports at fortunate moment
when the news from England and the
state of the country, and more especi-
| ally tie fears our squadron are conspi-
ring to act on the irresolution Of Mexi-
CO. The people ofVera Cruz are aw-
fully frightened, and are, as will be
seen by the newspapers, moving out
of the city. The Mexican navy has
been taken in tow by the steamers, to
place Of absolute safety, far up one
of the neighboring yivers.
The people of Vera Cruz wish to
J see tire question between rs settled, and
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having not been very warmly attached
to the revolutionary government, threat-
EN- pronuneiamento,' unless their
wishes are regarded. Upon the whole
| have never seen the sentiment of the
people so favorable to US as at present.
The discussion of the monarchy ques-
ton has, ! am persuaded, done much
for us. Nine-tenths of the people of
Mexico are ardent republicans; it is
only a few Of the high class and aris-
tocracy who support the views of the
royal party. There is an interesting
article on this subject in the las: pa
pers.
The British minister, writing 10 the
English commander on the station, says
that he cannot persuade these people
that England will not cooperate with
them against the United States-they
have the greatest confidence that Eng
land is going to interfere to prevent
their being bullied by US; that he has
uneqniyocally intimated that their
hopes will be realized.
In the last papers vii be found no
tice Of the fragrant attack by Gen. Pa
redes on the freedom of the press, and
the persons of the editors and printers.
This is dangerous proceeding on the
part Of the President, and must arouse
strong resentment and fearful opposi-
! ton.
A large part of the troops under
General Ampudia have mutinied.
| We have received reports from ia
lapa that the northern provinces are a.
bout to recede from the confederacy.
Another account says:
"General Ampudia's army which
had been ordered to the frontier Of Tex
as had reyolted, and about 1000 re-
fused to march any further in that di !.
rection, and the remainder, about g.
600, not being very DESTROYS to pro-
coed themselves, would not force the
others; SO they came to halt.''
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FOR THE SENTINEL
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA

l am composed Of IL letters.
My MY ! ~ ~ Z Z ~ II is town in n, York
NY ~ y 80 IS town in Virgins.
NY Is mountain in New England.
AZ y 5 is place in Penn.
IVY 20 II IL 2 5 is county in Georgia.
My III s is lake in Scotland.
NY y { Z 5 IFS II is city in GERMANY.
MY b l z is county in Virginia.
MY whole is the name of a county in Va.
Newark, Del GANihfA
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SHENANDOAH.

- We are authorised to announce ROB
ERT M. DENISON. Esq. as candidate to
represent the county ofShenandoah in the next
Legislature of Virginia.
(-We are authorised 10 announce Colonel
DANIEL STlCKLEY es n candidate to re-
present the county Of Shenandoah in The next
Legislature of Virginia
IueWe are authorised to announce JOHN
N. HILL, Esq. as candidate to represent the
county of Shenandoah in the next Legislature
of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-16
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% The Iron Ball.-If you mean number
of hours equal to IA the length Of the s,IinY
in feet. it could not always be true In the
present case, after careful AID very ,ediou.
calculation. on well established principles Of
Dynamcs, assuming the rrean ,enlperature Of
the atmosphere at $50 of Fahrenheit. the true
time which the ball will coniinue in motion i.
found to he 3 hours, 2 min and &C. 1874 gee.
81 The distance of the balloon may la
found by the solution Of transccndental eoua-
ton. which cannot at this time be printed. Il
will be at the distance Of 1889 feet - 3Sl
yards. 2 feet. II inches.
60 To find the interest of any sun fur any
number of days at 5 per cent, multiply by the
days and divide BY 73 CLI;O.
New Market, April II, 1876.