It looks like a Peperomia caperata, though it's a bit difficult to tell from the image. It could also be a Pilea cadierei. A good close up of one leaf and I could tell you for certain, though you can look them up and compare. Check on the Pilea first ; I'm leaning to that one. Also called Aluminum Plant. One thing that they both have in common is an inclination for root rot when over watered, over potted, or potted into a dense slow-to-drain medium. The primary symptom of root rot is.......wilting.

That's exactly what I was thinking

I think ottawavalleygardener got it, looks like a Rudbeckia laciniata...thanks all for the help. I have some pics of it, but the site rejects them saying they are larger than 60 kilobytes and I don't know how to change the size, can anyone walk me thru that? I have some other plants I'd like help with. I like this forum, interesting and you can learn a lot from all you great people!

Definitely Clivia miniata. A great, low care houseplant.......one of my favorites (I like orange flowered anything!). You can Google the name to get various suggestions for care but IME, they prefer to be somewhat potbound, they like bright light and are not very water hungry - I water rather infrequently. When mature enough, they will reliably produce tall flower spikes in late winter/early spring. I take mine outside for the summer (as I do with most of my houseplants) so if you follow this practice, check carefully for hitchhikers before bringing back in but I have never had any pest problems with this plant. Of all my houseplants, this probably requires the least amount of effort :-)