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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
AMERICAN TESTIMONY

THE NATcsLEss SASArtvE-By an ar;i le in oi,r
paper 10 day II Will be seen that this medicine has
lost none ofits virtues BY crossing the Atlantic
Tor " appears 10 be working similar IN Ancs-
lea 10 those which have astouished Eurorc
Boston Morning Post.
We learn that the dstin sujshed d.. Watson, 256
Washington street, and DR. :. 6 Hcwett, th,.
cS!ehrd'ci Boneseiier, 297 Washington street two
llg Witnessed the happy effects Of q ,,l,ck a =
hatchless Sanative IN several cases which have
come under their observation, have gwen the en-.
eral Agent OF Ga modern medicine permits sion 10
refer 10 them through the public journals. Ii j.
WITH pleasure &c dotlcc such acts OF disnterc. ,,d
bcnevurnce, and this noble generosity of DTs m
"nG w. besIeak their genuins philanthropy.
We understand ID %. Mafspu - on he ,r'int,,,
as the Sauative has created such n tIclnendous
excitement among the mcdIca faculty, Il must he
something extraordinary, and far superior To the
couim1n nostruIns of the day, an there cannot e
\ doubt. but that when the y.rtutS of this a. "a,
specific shall he duly appreciated bv phys;cians they
MI frankly ncE edge NJ to be the most valuable
ad%uon which has been made 10 the MatCTa Med
lc2 since the days of HIPPOCE TIES.
We further learn that the geacla al Agent of IN,
Sanatve h.~ the liberty u refer his fellow citizens
70 Dr. Hewett for two very intcr,stil.s coees
which came within the knowledge of the Doctor
phe q the cures, "a We learn, effected mon
young lady afflicted with "IUNnNR NBscEss - and
80 sel:Jus was her lnpilint that she was upsbie
10 Su2mii 10 DIR. HIS usual mode If Treatment in
such cases Tie advised her 70 try the SanatIve she
81 -, arg before taxing one rhig was en'irely
cured, and NOT WIS ilGE OF HER DISEASE
REMAINS :! Another. A gentleman apcI a
prongnnccd by all who knew him % be IN CON
FlRMED CONSUMPTION. was wond,rr,Ilr
restored 10 health by the Of Orly one phial I'll
me SanaIiVc, and he IS nov well and about hi,
daily business as usual
We think the open aud candid course pursued BY
prs' Watson and lIewctt richly entities them To-
me lasting Srhutslc oi the public although the,
may nave the whole phaiauX Of The medical facui'
" pJuuCng upon theIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

ItASlI will be paid by the subscribers for Glove
~ and Timothy. seeds.
jan2S JACOB d MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

we te not Ourselves.
- hen nature, being oppressed. command
To suffer with tire body"


- hen nHture, being oppressed. command the MN
To suiiCr with tire body
This d a trulsm conct'cd By the master mind OF
>hlhSgeare, which neither sOphistry nor argument
can relate. To all thoso who are suffering from
~ tpus attacks. lndI sestIon and Flaiulcncy. We
would Win great sincerity, reromme end as a never
fli!ing remedy Brandreth's Pills The testimonial l.
Nc have had submiic ted 10 IN favor Of this al MIRA
de redio in.ly jus nv our spanking Of ibosr Pills
Ia cfIns OF the highest praise Load Free Press
The testimonials Of n. W. Dewhurst, Esquire.
Theatre OF Zoology, Cow 7 street Euston Square.
London. JaHuary 40, 'sJi.
Nf icat Sir-As YOU have requested my candid
opinion OF your Pills have much pleasure IA sta
ting that when laboriGg under a serious illness ~
August, 1874, took them by yout advice and am
happy T. say that Their action IN every way all
that could desire; a..i according fsom their uSt
! date my recovery. | consider them an excellent
''h'"y medicine. remain, ny dear sir,
II. W. DEwUUaST, +. l.. +. s.
, surgeon Accouckcr and Professor of Human &
srty.n
Professor Dcwhurst's testimonials. respecting Or.
Braudreih's Pllis, speak volumes. After him. We
may hosliaunglY recommend ola, IN ~ our subscTi-
o,s - ne very ne plus ultra OF all autI-bIliOUs
fnls. London Conservative.
The great secret Is {, have the medicine nv YOU
when You are hrst attacked with sickness; oNg pCsE
gHS VII have moro good effect than ~ onty, n put
on aHiii disease has enieeJi,d the bodily powers
L. lns Then, commend every md vldusl who con-
sItcrs health blessing "a keep hoN of them wher,
ne can be sure 20 lay his hand on them when wan
Ieu twenty hive cents cannot possibly be better
H.Sios. oi Avsluable .IlC may be saNed-Or a lOna
~ 81 sickness prevented.
vi agents for the sale Of the BTandreth Pills have
~ eHSrayei Certificate o. Agency, signed bY Or. b
Purchasers, ask 70 see this certificate. Fit can.
not be shown, do not purchase
The t0ratr OF Lieht aad Mercer streets, few
- G1pTs south of Be.tZhaUv,r's Hotel u
DIR. BRANDRETH'S = INCIpAL OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE.
.. For ihc elusive. saic OF has FILLS.
place.
EFHgmErE-D Druggists never appointed agents.
Ut. hIindrcth' 3 flttsbTr-h office, 20, Wood -
SiEFiiESON d GNRWOOD fs,lcccssors 10 4
q X. tisher) are the ONLY authorised Agents
WHEELING Nn - %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

Va KEELING SILK AGENCY.-Thc ,nbseri.
w Der VIII purchase or cell on Commas ion. Mul.
berry Trees. Si.k Worms Eggs. Cocoons. de- Sc
Having been extensively engaged in raising an, Mo-
RS MuiucaulUs Trees. Will give any in.oraotiof,
respecting The cultivation. PrescrV aIioa through the
winter.
Consignmens or orders will meet with promp, at.
teniion.
For sale 10000 MIorus Mulricaulus Trees. \ sumo.
TIor lot. raised by myself Pittsburgh Pa
$4,000 Trees raised near ;a!tInorc of large growth
Also. Silk Worms Eggs sc
am prepared % sell 100000 Nforus Mnlicaulrs
Trees, to be delivered in The fall Of 1910
J. h. TURNER
Auc;iorcoT anil Commission Merchant
oct 10. No i65 Markcl square, Wheeling. Va.
NIRGINIA--rv cnANcEpy--At Rules held in The
Clerks Office the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccrv for the cOuEy of Ohio in the month of Jan
uary, 1910.
William Peterson. administrator Of all and singular
the goods and chatCls, rights and credits OF William
lie Bdion. deceased, and Harriet lie Baron widow
and Theodore lie Baron. Mary lie Baron Ann Mi.
nerva Lc Baron, Sarah Ellen lie Baron Earl Will
ian Lo Baron and Irene lie Baron. children and
heirs al law Of the sad William lie Baron, dcccas-
e,,, ComP;aihllis,
a-einst
Ebcnczcr Zane, EAcnczcr Martin ffs.. Woods al
John Woods. administrator of all ami singular n,
goods ong ciiaiies, rights and credits of Daniel h
woods, deceased, and Daniel ZaIe, Defendants;
AND
Upon cross bill filed ia the above cause. BY The said
''O' 1''i''' Complainant,
against
Lbcnczer Zane. Ebcnczcr Marlin. Hcuy Woods. John
Woods. administrator Of the estate of Daniel Il .
Woods, deceased, William p. Peters n nJg,inistr,.
tor OF thc estate Of William lie Baron dcccasod and
Theodore lie Baron, Mary Ic Baron Ann Mincrvo
lie Baron Sarah Ellen IL Baron. Earl william +,
Baron aud Irene lie Barpn children anil b,ir. -,
law Of The SAID William lie Baron decreased. De!cn.
dants.
The defendants Ebcnozer Martin Iicuy WooJs
Ohm Woods administrator Of Daniel Z Woods The,
orc lie Baron, Mary l. Baron Ann Miner, - N,
on Sarah Ellen Il Baron. Earl William 10 H,r,,,
nd Irene lie Baron not having entered thsir oo,,,,
nee - iho cross hill Oi The said Daniel Zane and ,
county arcJriTg % The act Of Assemble an 49,.
los Of this court. aud IL appearing D. s,fi.f,iory
ROOF thn They are not inhabitants Of his cap,,,,,, ,
cal o. on motion 81 the complainant. the s,l D,.icl .
une BY counsel % Is ordered that the said dcC,,
appear here on The 'irt day Of tho neat spr,,s -,
llis court enter Their appearance 90 slil crs. t,Il
nd answer or otherwise defend the samf--,,J 49,, . }
1ig Of ilrs order be- i0rthwihi inserted ri som, 80,
lpcr printed boz TIC city Of Wheeling for t,,o r,, .
icccssSoly mad posted al thc front door Of , t,-,
0use 1f Ohio county. r.
copy tcatc. ALEX. 4. LAIDLEy. CI,,t d
- ~ ''''P ''''''' zane uu9
NlRGfNlA--fv cIAVcERy--N Sc Rule. hold ,,. ,i.. ;
Jerks office 81 thc Circuit Superior Court Of l =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

I INsEED ciL--3 bbs Linseed Oil in store an,
II for sale by "'a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
CH.FNCERY NOTICES.

flkOiAlA-tS CHAactEy-At rules he Il tn IN,
CiStk Cthce OF the CHoelt Suponor Court OF I.aV
ana ChanetIy for the county on Chic, IN the month
lie GenCfsl Insurance Company OF MARYLAND
Complainant,
agalnSt
Ihomas J. r. Pentvncy, Plator Zane, Ely Dorsov
MARY T. Dorsey, his wife, late guai dian of the
saiu fialoh Zane, Samuel Spiigg and Charles II
hhoS, Trustees, Under a {, Tialu DEED Uf frt.st
eSecotede ny The said Plato Zane for the ben. IN OF
the Slvdttofs OF the said Piai1f * for othsr pu DO
ses, moees w. thaphnc and Ebsn, ger Zane ad
minisuators with the will anne xeri Of n, sh Zane
deceased, tie sad tbentZer Zaae, IN his own
llShe aod Henry Moore and Jgmes e.. Johnson
Trustees unc,r certain deed of must executed By
the SAID kbenezer Zane. for the hen, Ct Of the cred
ses, Defendants. ''V
The Comp ant having filed its bill in this eau Sc
ana the defendant James &. Johnson not HAVING
entered lbs appearance aud given security ACCORDING
TO the act OF Assembly andsthe rules of a Co.rf
ana appearing by satisfactory proof that he IL NOT
an lnhahiiant OF this Common wral ;h-on motion
81 Com ant by counsel u - ordcr.d that the said
Defendant do apT ear here the first DAY of The
next Spring Term of thrs Court, aud answer the
Shid bil. or othcrwise defend this suit aud that a
copy oi this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper printed n the city of NheelIny for Two
months successvely, aud posted AZ on er door Of
the Court house OF Ohm County.
copy teste. ALEX. L. LATDLEY CLERK
han * fpueSCrCS. January 7, $50
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CEE.4.nrCER y NOTICES.

NlkGlNIA--iN ciiA>cKRY--At kui,s held in he
Clerks oifcc OF The Circuii Superior Couu 81 Law
and Chancery for TIE cousy Of Gh.o in nc vn,h ol
Januafy. 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
gss NFiEL y..Yys ICTNe,

hso--ror salc at The sore Of Jci.N FlsIirR.
Wheeling. Va. uax
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

IN PARRELS emily Flcur. vorronisS. irstrc.
- " eeivod aud for sac by lie srgle Lari.i or
more nt SO %. J. SENSrNTv
feblS. $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

NlRGfNiA--fv cIttvCERy.- 81 gUI,. j.f.l ... a..
Clerks office 81 thc Circuit Superior Court Of nj
th'nccy or the county Of OHIO ui The ra,1ib a. a.,
unry. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
80 '''''I'I DO. IIIIIII
- - against
John T. Morgan and John W. Bransirup. Defend

The Defendant Morgqn not boviny entered b,s
alpsarancc and SVEN security according 10 the act
OF Assembly and the rules Ofths Court and IL sp-
..-ilS ~ talsiaciofy proof that he ~ not inhab
li1hant by counsel, % o. ordered that The sad lie.
iendant DO appear here on the frs; day Of the nexf
SpuSg Term OF ihis Court, and answer Tho sFd
Lomplainants hl, und thafa coy Of this order be
l"tlhwin inserted IN some newspapcr printed in the
Guy 81 wheeling t9r tUO months succossivcy and
county.
4 copy icstc. ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
o''' January q, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

raNO COUNTRY HATrERS-Tha Subscriber
successor too Moltclln. las received hi- FAII.
AID WINTER supply %. Sock ant Trimmings Hat
Fclts Gum Sicilnc Sc al Of Nhic. will De- sold "a
the most &C .JIlno !si.ng terms.
A. &. ArCALIhL
oct % Ia Main =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

NlRCINlA-IS cuANcKEg-At rules held an The
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Inv
aud Chancery, tor the county of Ohiu in the month
of January 1850.
Jacob +. Rier anI Lloyd G.. Hughes. partners in
business under he firm Of Bier & Iinehes, Con-
pl1inantF,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

BNoR RENT. two frame houses in East wheclinr.
T. Immediate POSSESSION can be given of one M,
other on ihe lei day OF April Apply to
feb ID DARE e. UOcE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

NUfICE-The undersigned has AUTHORISED and
IN empowered Alr. Harvey Ray. ". to rent collect
en's and transact other busnoss for him during his
absence WM ARMSTRONG
Wheeling. Feb lS lSIO--2.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

NlEGlAIA-IN eHANCERY-At rules hell in Tho
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior -Conri of Law
ard Chancery ior the Conoy of Ohioin rl.e month of
January 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

lanes Waters and David Myerlc, Defendants
The Defendants not having entcTss, thci, ,rnc,r.
ance and given security according To the act OF As
senbly and the rules Of this Court and II
by satisfactory proof that they not inha iians of
this Commonwealth-on motion OF Complainanisi
by counsel u IL ordered that the said d. T. ia
of this Court, aud answer the ComplainantsT hill
that copy of this order be forth with inserted SOM,
newspaper printed IN the city of Wheeling los two
months succesively and pos ted the front door of
the Court house OF ohlS, county.
copy 'esie. ALEX. L. LAlDIEY, Clerk.
WHEAT January =, 80.
SlALlS cHAEenEy- AT rules held in the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

~ OTlCE--fhe cfcliiors 81 n. Gray. la,e partner
y n the fra az SNgtnry. Mathews ans Gray
are hereby nrsri ihltl wll pay all of he seasonal
~eS,hsr. ,sh,h NAV - crC1ii.l and approved "a Inv
ronl * Cr son ~ can avail myself oi my fund.
Which ere H'0 "a tie hagds Of Sweeney a Mathew.
20 "hc. va. .-ni 70 them immediately after rs,y ar
ava n - ',uIify, bot which have now entered
a.. M u-sud 50 Son aS ' can co,,,,.,,,I -
a. f.'2;'n'is 10 nearly two Thousand dollars
VII fny The sad ACCOUNTS. 10 the la. cent the, e.,
Scing approved oras required. JAS CRrgp
Hhcclny October 2Ist ls3o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

70 y 0tN.
iLg'f DfrVV y Tgf0B1
''h" ARhNb q COMMISSION MERCHANT
t,.r WHEFLfvo Va
WI continue % ir1usIci n General Ngensg A. ro,
"''''l h'fH.-s on hT o0u account iu This ,.ir. and
,'s.'Y s''i,.A iae patronage of bis friends
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
nraInst
Hn..l NJ II

tUUanF
The Defendant not having en tered his nrneararce
ana gwen security according 10 the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court and ~ spnsnung bv SAT
Isfact0ry proof that he is not an nhahitanI Of this
Co nmOnweaith-on motion of Complainant by
coun sell At - ofdcrI that the said Defendant do ap-
peer htTe on the first day the next Spring T.Tu
oithis Court and answer the Conpla,nant'- bill
and that copy Of this ord be forthwith inscri ed
Tor two months srccessivcy and posted Al the front
door of the Count house OF Ohio county.
\ copy teste. LEX. 7. I.hIDLEY- Clerk
WHEAT January :, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
David Lee, Complainant,

VIRGINIA-Ix cHAxcERv Ar rules h,ld in IN.
Clerk office Of the Circuit SnrofIor Couri of law
and Chanccry for the county Of Ohio IN the month
Of January, lCln.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

"eoIse mcCo!Ioueh, Thomas Murphy, and Andrew
90, Mitchell, Defendants
The Defendant Mccullough not having entered
Hs appearance and gwen security acco. ding 10 the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and m
hpPeang by satisfactory proof that he NOT an an.
liant OF this Comm wealth on mof.op 81 H.
COMPLAINANT BY counsel, u - ordered TINT tie said
Delenaant DO appear here on the first Cav Of the
next SPlng Term Of this Court add answer the
C0mplainaDrs bail, aud that copy Of this order b.
.VVI'hMIb inserted ~ some Sspaper printed in
Tue city Of Wheeling. for two months succc ssiveiv
shl posted at the front door Of the Court house Of
4 copy tes,e. ALEX T. LAIDLEY. Clerk
'AtVh ~ WILCOX. January T. $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

e. ALT, SALT sNLT.-100Hf. p,..t.--, --,.
- just received and for sr'o Iag. IL, ,.t ''.'
Nur u HhffIU a. arr..........
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-08

/ R.vDorr-In Wilson's Travels in the
HOLY Land, we find the following ee'
scrlption of Beyrout, place Of F0'n9 ~
"Begrout II stands on rising ground
close ~ The sea shore, and originally
named RervIus. It is enclosed with walls
and supplied with water By rivulets from
the peiqhbouring bills. Taken from the
sa'csnes by Baldwin, iii, and recap
1ured in 1917. Ten years afterwards
the Christians took it,and it was frequent
" ravaged during the crusades, when It
was large fortified town, and depot for
The costly merchandise Of Damascus
II was distinguished BY an institution
for the study of jurisprudence, and had
the honor Of calling into puPlic life some
of the most distinguished civilians,
whence il was named the mother and
nurse Of the laws. 1t fell into the hands
Of the Druses, from which it was captured
BY the Turks, aud now undar the dOmin'
ion Of the Regenerator Of Egypt. Al
one period the country was 100 miles 10
extent, and divided into seven districts
The Druses most extraordinary clasi
among the families Of mankind, are cal
culated at 100000, their language Pur'
Arabic, and they keep close iOgethe
about Mount LebanOn.--NO MahOnedaI
| is permitted TO reside in their district
saw several walking about here. i
the. dress Of females, many are distinguish
ed with large tantoura or horn place
in an upright position, and fixed on
cushion to their foreheads, with a scar
thrown over it to veil their faces, afford
ing a striking commentary on many pas
sages of the inspired volume. They ar
involved in the grossest idolatry, and it is
fact there exists among them a relic Q
the ancient mythology Of Egypt; for tn
representation of calf Of tOood, cOVere
with gliding, the work ofa mans hands
is elevated in their temples, before whic
they prosrate themselves, and offer u
solemn acts Of alteration, thus 'Changin
the glory Of God into an image like I
four.footed beasts, and robbing him q
that homage due from his depender
creatures. At a small distance hOI
Beyrout the field is pointed out where s
George, il is tabled, fought the dragOl
and this saint, or hero, is famous in Il
. Holy Land, and represented on hOrsba'
, fitting dragon at his feet"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-08

CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE AND APPENDIX.
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j the approaching Ssssloa Of Congress. Thsy
have had such wide circulation in tho UnilsC
States. and their usefulness and chsapnesS A.,
80 universally acknowledged, that we daem II
unnecessary to givo detailed account o.
what ths future numbers will contain. SuficC
il to say that they will bs invaluable to all who
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No other publication gives them 80 full, nor hal
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In the United States-psrhaps in tho world
Our position At the seat Of Government enabled
Us to print them at 90 low q rate. We are com.
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detail, for our daily paper. This done, Il re,
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-08
SHERTFF'S SALE.

ny virtue Of two wrtsof HersdiIioni ErponGs,
ID to me directed by the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas in and FIR Brown County, 0hioi
will expose 10 sale on Saturday the I'd day Of
January, ls4l, between ths hOura Of 10 and 4
O'Clock on said day, at the front door Of the
UOurt-house in Georgetown, the following real
sslats, TO wit: In lot number six mo. g. In tho
Town Of Fincaste, Brown County, Ohio, with
the improvements thereon.
To be sold as the property Of Thomas Sellman
at the suits Of John Ellison and Samuel Pang
burn against said Sellmln. Valued at eight hun
dred dollars. Terms, cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS Sh'f. B. G. o.
Sherif's Office, November 26th, 1910.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-12-08
GREATEST CROP OF CORN YET
NOTICED

We are pretty confident that the island
Of the WinnipiseogeO Lake in New
Hampshire will bear away the palm Of the
largest crops of corn the present year
Capt. PlIsbury, upon the Derby farm,
which embraces the Cav island has this
year several acres planted with the Gold.
en- Sioux, being OF The same kind with
The Dulton o. Phinney corn. The corn
was planted in hills, at the distance OfiwC
feet ono way by three the other. As
the best method Of ascertaining the quan.
tity Of corn upon an acre, Captain Pills
bury had adopted the more certain meth.
cd Of measuring BY weight. The whole
weight ofa measured acre Of the Golden
Sioux corn, up"n Mr.. Derby's farm, was
9, ,2i6 pounds: this at seventy pounds 10
the bushel, would measure 1Sl 6-l0ths
bushels TO the acre.
OF the species Of blank oats, &c high
ls 04l bushels to the acre, without man.
ure, were raised on the fields which pro.
luce 4 the great crop Of last year. This
3 an extraordinary crop for the present
pear.
The average crop Of wheat, larger
than we have heard in the State the pre-
sent season, was thirly-iour bushels to
the acre upon the Derby farm.
For the foregoing information, We are
indebted to Dr.. Jackson, the late, geOlO-
gisi, who has visited the farms uDOn the
Lake island. Dr.. J. says there is moth.
ing in The soil Of these islands differing
from that ofihe highland townships IN thS
Advsrsiser.