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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-22
w. W. & s. H. JIMESON.
WHOLESALE d RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

Westside Of Aaia street, Wheeling, Va
HIVE on hand and are constantly manufaelur.
u n ing general assortment ofsupeFior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashiOns from New YORK add are now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes and qualities, IN the
psesent or past style, "a may suit customers.
Black and Drab Beavlr and Castor Plsin
White Rnssia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on B q I'd an assortment ofplain
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps,
al Of which they offer % their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms
All orders rom country merchants and deal
erg promptly billed on the NOS favora bic terms.
THANKFUL Tor he liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share I'll Bub-
lie patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve BY prompt attention, personal appiieation
20 business and cheapand favora bic rates.
NAVY
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GREATEST BARGAINS OF TaE SEASON.
hs,s. cheap and (askiona5se WINTER GOODS.

wHoIEsALk AND RErArL.
m w. HEISk ELL informs the public that
". he has just returned from New York and
the other eastern cities and Is now receiving
heavy and general assortment Of the most desi-
rable and cheapest Goods ever brought to the
cy Of Wheeling. About this there is no mistake
! as thepublie Will ascertain by giving an early
Thsv will find my Goods uniformly CHEAP. as
large portion OF them were purchased at Auc-
ton in the city Of New York ut ruinous low
prices many Of the styles being difierent FROM
may rest assured that especial attention has been
gwen 20 procure such goods, both ornamental
well as for family nee. In such goods as
MANIlLLA>, SffAWLS. CARDINALS AND
CRAvATS,
Material Cor cloaks, &c. the assortment both in
quality and yanety, IS far superior TO any in this
city. ] would also call The attention of purcha
sers &c the stock of cloths, cassime res edssinetf
which Is unusually large and cheaper tnan the
Mouselin de lame, different shades; plain en-
broidered chene, rich satin striped Tarlton PLAID
and other kinds, some Low, as rs "a cents per
yatd Figured Lama cloths; splendid article.
Plain and figured Alpacha Lusires, various col.
ours Parislans, Printed Saxoui-s, rish styles.
poult de Sol and Italian Lustring silks ne y
style. Velvets aud silks for boaneis, rich ribbon
70 match French, Earlston and Maacheste
Ginghams, IRISH Linens. Linen cambrIcks. A
cheap lot oflaces edgings, in sertngs silk frnges
Black lace and other Wells. Handsome materi-
al for caps, English and French prints, &c. A
I
Argyle, Honevcornb Alpacha, embroidered CLOTH
/ Tarlcton, Wool, Broche, Silk, ca mere, Nous
lin de laiue, silk and other kinds of shawls and
handkerC hiefs. Rich Pa is Mantilas. Spanish
cardinals Handsome silk and Velvet ladies'
eravats- Velvet and Merino Prints
| good variety OF Hosiery Gloves and Mitts.
Gentlemen's wear at Tedused prices. Cloths
cassimeres, sattinetts and jeans. all kinds and
q1ahfies. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted. Meri-
no and Satin Vestings, Fancy neck Scarfs, a
4 new article Satin stocks. black and changeable
crsvats- supply of rahors trimmings. Also.
a heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GoOIs.
Plaid, bhene, striped and other style American
calicoes remarkably cheap: Brown and bleac hsd
slleetings and shirtings. Red Ticking, apron and
shifting checks. domestic Giaghams, striped and
plaid cotton, plaid linseys, Kerseys. black and
colSred cambricks, cotton fringes, spool cotton
brown, bleaehed nd coiored Canton Flannels.
Blankets. red, white and yellow Flanuels, at
Your own prices. Diapers, crash, tIr,ads. &c
good supply of cotton yarn, carpet chain and
! batting.
Ingram Carpeting and TNfted Rugs, rei ,
cheap. Remember corner Of Market and UniOn
! streets. nov 10
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NILT and Mahogany Locking glass. Poflroit
" and Picture frames made 70 order in the
neatest ssYle, and old frames rs1iif.
A splendid assortment u Looking Glasses.
Portrait and Picture frames constantly on hand
and for sale lower than they can be procured
eisewheT0-Also slFn painting aud painting In
al is various bra nc he's promptly executed bv j
~ BRANSTkUF, NO 100, Main street Wheel
ing, Va, where can Be procured 81 Ell times
paints, Picture and window glass, oils. vsTnish
ans putty mar 10
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Medicines. and will hereafter give particular at
tsnuoa TO the preparation OF the following ,
established articles, the celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity of a re publication Of the
numerous certificates now IN the hands Of the
proprietor.
A REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
pY the use of Or ye6b's Rheumatic Liniu1enf
- IN enlarged bottle. Copy Of a letter.
Sharlestown, SMsss-l June 2s.,
Dear Sill deem II duty i owe to suffering
humanity. 10 acquaint you, and through you the
Public, should you think 6est,l of ihs unexpeet-
cd and surprising cure peTfoi med on myself by
the use Of the above most excellent medicine -
have been for more than thirty years, and some
times most severely, afflicted witb the Rhenma-
usmj have been frequently rendered perfectly
HELPLESS, in consequence confined to nv bed
when a. has required two persons TO move me,
seing In such extreme pain; have several times
heen under the care of tae most emipe nj physi-
cans, but procured only Temporary relief. one
day noticed the advertisement Of J.bb' lmiment
induced TO Nv a bottle. VIII CHI used without
much sensible benefit, ! concluded, howeUr.
to persevere. and bought another ,ttie, and a 5
bottle. was wholly cured and have never since
ha! a retarn of the paif, which h d not been
free from, noath nj tine. for thirty years, and
II 10 now more thaa three years since was
cured. l would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this painful complaint
no. TO despair q a cure, 20 long az they can OBJ
make any use Of this you may think advisable.
Mostrespsctfully yours.
CALEB SYMMES,
To the foregoing testimony many other unpres
able proofs might Re added in favor of the superi
or Llniment of Tor Jebb. Nothing but fair tri a,
which the proprietor confidently solicits, car
give an adequate idea of its unrivalled efficacy
IN mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
excruc aiiDg disease, TO viii n IL has been sac-
oessfally applied in multitude of cases Tbs
operation of the Liniment is often immediat e;
and /, has frequently cured Rheumatic affection
of years standing, in tour and twenty hours III
IS also recommended with confidence, as one a.
the best applications known for stiffness Of ths
| joints, numbness, sprains a nd chilbla
| Price 81 l-2 cents, with directions
N u. The Ii nimehi Phials enlarged 10 doubl.
their former size.
N b. Each article viii be signed w L Kidde
on the outside wrapper
[1Dr RATES. Asl-.aaficor eonsunpfir, piUs
Price 25 cents, only Have proved, and are pro
nouneed by numerous persons who have mad,
use Of them, the best of all the Cough Medicn q
IA coughs, colds, Asthma. difhculty OF breathing
foarseness wneezlng, splitting of bloos
and complains OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original VI Recpe of ID
w t Conway by w I. Kidder, immedIa.s snc
| cessor TO the lateT Kidder, by whom thew ar
for sale al his counting room, No &C State street
corner OF Merchants Row. Boston, and bv m,
SPECIAL appointment by JAS BAKER,
! dec WherLna "
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SHINN & SELLERS celebrated Liver Pills,
~ a remedy for The diseases Of ths season. Ii
admitted by Psychologists of the highest author
ity, that no organ of the human body is so read
lily disordered IN its functions ae the Liver. The
heats Of simmer, errors in diet, and the never
ceaslng lndiscreti0ns which expose our race TO
disease, will always on the approach Of winter
give more or less evidence TO hundreds Of persons
IN every vicinity of hepatic dIsturoance; Restless
nights, dry tongue, loss Of appetite, head ache
pains IN the sides, slight cough. confined irreg
ular bowels. with or without fever, are some
few OF the many SYMPTOMS which indicate that
mischief is ut work IN the system, and that u
should be corrected. Persons who seek relief
from these symptoms by continual purRing, aftei
resort 10 some Of the ephemeral PRODUCTS OF the
day with the effect only OF postponing a cure,
which better remedies mus. finally accomplish
Net only do persons residing in districts OF
country ALWAYS subject TO aeues and bilious fe-
vers. spf1er from tOrpor or other arrangement of
the Liver. but also In the highest and heathiest
regions In crown eecuon we are no. free from
agues. Individuals who rest too securely in the
notion Of extreme health. and who attach no
importance 10 the symptoms above recitLd, may
nevertheless be tailoring underline very causes OF
disease TO which their attention is new invited.
In malarial d;strists known TO every one a such
vigilance IN the use Of means Is compelled by ar
gent necessity, whilst in healthier Tegiens per-
sons realyin danger are iulled int false seen
rtY. To all such persons the Liver Pill is recon-
mended. II having well established claims 10
their confidence, as a mild and safe apenent, not
only opening the bowels as comfortably other
pills, but at the same time acting the fnDc-
They do not relieve the symptoms by mere pur-
Rlng, and thus iRyite 10 On incessant consump-
non OF pills, box BY box, Tor the benefit of the
vender, but by mild and curative process they
enable the patient finally TO dispense with iher
further employment.
Sold in Wheeling BY James Baker.
Prepared and sod wholes ae and retail by the
proprietor, no 90 Wood 81. Pittsburgh Pa
n2--V n u SEI.I.ERS
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1T sa we'll krowa fact. that CONSUMPTION
IL destroys more human lives than any other dis
ease on record, So great has been the destruc-
con throughout the Un'ed States within the last
tie ar ending January LIST. iS42 that upwards OF
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
wit this Insidious dIsea sc iu year, Shocking.
Were not aware that this fact has been care
fully ascert aimed nom the records Of mortality,
we couldnorcrcdftthe assertion. We behold rs
fatal ravages in families all around US, gathering
in its cherries embrace friend from every cir
place ofysitation. These occular demon str ton
most certainly convince all that no time should
be spared IN procuringa medicine Immediately to
BEFORE TT BE TOO LATE
Thei efore you who are afflicted with the firs
symptoms of Consnmptive or Put nonary ma
ture. delay not IN using DR. Duncan's Expector-
ant Remedy; it is certain to eradicate and rem owe
from the system the first il seed of consump-
tionj and will ,iso restore 10 eriect health many
of those who have long been confined TO the sick
chamber given os incurable for the want Of a
proper Medicine. AGENTS from all parts of the
Bnited States speak of the wonderful effects of
this Great Discovery IN the ealing Ar, for res
cuing thousands from the colo and silent grave
Note. 4 he above Medicine is a pupe vegetable
preparation, very pleasant tothe taste, and suit
able to use under any circumstances. Full direc-
lions &c. are described IN pamphlet accompG
nyl1g the Medicine.
Always ask for DIR Duncan FIX oectorsn-
Remedy, and do not be persuaded TO use any
other until You efveit fair trial.
All genuine has on the envelope a represt n.
taiion Of Hope in the form of the aboYe plate
EfcAUTlON. There ale some persons tina
sell the above medicine guilty OF recommending
some trash of their own stewing, that which
they buy for frIfie. and offer il in the pla ce
DR. Duncal's. This they do TO speculate at III,
expense and the health OF those who are not OF
their guard. Purchasers be careful of'thes
Request
For sale al No 9 North Eighth street. Phisadel
phia.
GPrice dol. per bottle, OF six for dollars.
Just received and foi sale by
JOHN FISHER,
aug % en- VIZ ID Wheeling Va.
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EHbAX SEED. Ginseng and Bssswar. wanted
~ Forwhieh ne highest price will Be psid In es.b
~ OLIVER FEYoR, Cnion street.
nov ~ Nhesliu
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TRIADEBPHIA FLOUR
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sals Low by
~ nov II N REILLY
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DIR. DUNCAN,S-
ExPEcToRANT REMEDY,
CONSUMPTION,
DIR. DUNCAN,s

CoIds, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood,
bronchitis, Dimculty OF Breath-
Ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, Who0pfng
Cough, Group, and all Dis
eases OF the Liver and
Lungs.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TEAT Winslow l. Kidder has saeceeded to
u IT kidder IN the preparation Of the CONWAY
nedl cines and will hereafter give particular at
tsnuoa TO the preparation Of the follJ wing
established articles, the celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity of a re publication Of the
proprietor. 70
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had nonf. rxrsPf sssh - are iaridrnisl 10
hanznily. llls sinsrs ase teslifsd br
De sarEou which sor.mpsaiei him 70 sl'r
grave. and By lhr mandr ~ sadness uhieh
his deaih has ezsi upon he nimds o. his
companioas.
bni nhde we moan. The reflection
'eomrs thai ihrre are elders, ahose hearts
have beea sally crashed ~ lhis f.ssl
stnke Ta - selanons 49, llienas. ne
would issiay s4r siasrrr sesfnw anj ons
highest rsleem e. ~ character.
Ne IL fksrefoys rssohsd. Thss we AZ.
most sincerely and enrdalls symparhixe
with The brrrased family in the irrrpara
bic loss whirh they hare sustained.
Ben further Ttsofred. IN token of re-
sPecL That ne wear Inc usual badge OF
mourning Tor lhiriy days.
ResOlred further. That copy Of these
resolutions be seat 70 he psrenl Of The
deceased.
Resoised fs,rfkermon. That these re-
solutions be published Ia he Raleigh Re
gisier and lhe Hillsborongh Recorder.
JESSE r. SMITH. 4
JOHN D. BORDEN, cI.aii'
M WM. HILL, -
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DIALECTIC SOCIETY, J
OCTogER 2lst. lS43, 4

On Saturday nightlast. LEWIS B. HoLT,
"a naive of Orange county, and sitting
member Of the Dialectic Society. depart
ed this life.
The Dialec,ic Society has within the
last few years been visited with nume-
rous Affections, which followed one an
other in such quick succession that it
scarcely lays aside the badge Of mourn
ing for one, before il is called upon to
wear it.for another. We were particu-
larry grieved by the death Of two dearly
beloved members. who had left US bnt
short time; but it will require more than
words To portray the 'feeliags excited by
the death of one who wss'eut down as il
were even by our side. The grave, we
know, covers many defects, buries many
errors; from its peaceful bosom spring
none bu, fond regrets and tender recol-
lections. But it required not such sad
pail TO CONCEAL the defects ot one, who
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Sale.

WY be slid TO the highest bidder, al the
late residence 81 Finn Hart. decd. :(sia
miles west Of Hills,,orough,l on Thursday The
18th day vi November next. all the pe,ishabI,
property belonging 10 the said estate, consist.
ing of
Five head OF Horses, two Of them va.
liable Stations OF excrllrnt blood,
Cattle. Sheep. aud ii ,gs.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture oil
every sort,
Crop Of Corn, Fodder. ,osts, Hay.
Wheat, s..
One Wagon and Ger,
One Ouch Fan. Farming Utensils,
aud many other articles leo tedious to men
tim.
Also al the same tine and place will be
rented om the PLANTATION belonging TO
said estate.
TERMS For all suns under two dollars,
cash; f"r two dollars aud upsards, credit oi
twelve months will be given, the purchasers
giving bonds with approved security.
THOS. P. PAUL, .4d,nr.
October "a. 97-
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Silk crIruRE IN oRaxeE.--We were
shown a few days since, two silk hand
kerchiefs. par, Of parcel Of six nIanu-
featured BY Mrs. Nathaniel Harris Of this
county. They are heavy and Of good
texture, one white and the Other eoloured,
and would compare well with the foreign
article, and no ,loub, will be twice as ser
'iceable. We understand she has also
I" her own raising silk enough for six
yards Of cloth. IL gives us pleasure to
chronicle such evidences Of the skill and
industry Of the ladies Of our county, Of
which We hope this is oaIy the begin.
ming.
The only difficulty in the way Of the
successful culture or silk in This state. so
lar as we can learn, seems to be 10 keep
mo worms free from disease. But this
must be wholly attributable to the want
Of skill in the management: for the cul-
"'e Is carried on with prof, in climates
considerably colder, and less congenial to
Tue health of these insects. lf few
more such ladies' as Mrs. Harris would
engage IN The business. we should soon
expect 10 see all difficulties removed, and
North Carolina would become as cclcbra-
led 'or the production Of good silk. as she
now Is Tor tho virtue and intelligence Of
her citizens.
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Credit Sale.

fCIIE Subscriber, DESTROYS Of eomplyinswith
~ the Apostles injunction, lowe no man.
and thus avoid the censure of dishonest
bankrupt, will offer TO the highest bidder, on
Thursday the 9th day If November. about
rs barrels Of good f'orn.
800 dozen nf Oats,
Z sacks Of Fodder, and three Of Hay,
Shucks and Straw,
2 Horses. 6 Cows. % Hogs. Ia Sheep;
all Of which will he sold without reserve.
Nine months credit will be given, and bead
aud security required.
JOHN r. FAUCErr.
October rs. 49, 2Wp
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Tue OXFORD MERCURY AND DIsTRIcT
isLEoRarH-'rhis paper has again made
It's appearance; and is now under the edi.
"r'al management Of Nj. John Cameron,
Of this place. who is known to be gen.
"c'nan Of fine literary taste, ready wri.
VT and withal a capital clever fellow.
II" oil course Wing to the core, and con-
Feqnently will advocate the claims Of
Henry Clay to the Presidency. The
p"co Of the Mercury is $500 per annum
!" advance. Mr. Cameron viii doubtless
p'o''sh an interesting and useful paper;
'na we wish him even more success than
us londesl anlicipa,ions have ever pie
iured.
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Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone t.iniment, -+... H.f
Bartholomew Pink Expectorant Syrup.
Indian Vegetable EliNir, ..-..
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Koms,ock's Nermiiuge.
jos, received and ior sale a, this oificc
September j. 30
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EpIToRIaL WRITINGS

The Alexandra Gazette says:-A few
days ago the National Intelligenccr had
some sensible remarks on the subject oil
editing paper. One idea expressed has
frequently struck US with great force.
Many people estimate the ability of a
newspaper, and the industry and talents Of
lis editor, By the quantity Of the editorial
matter which il contains. II is compare
lively an easy task for fro.hy writer Ia
pour out, daily, columns ofuoras--rords,
upon any and all subjects. His idea may
flow in lone weak, washy. everlasting
flood," and his command cflanguage may
enable him to string them together like
bunehes Of onions; and yet his paper may
be meagre and poor concern. Blu, what
is the labor, the toll of such man, who
displays his "leaded matter" ever so
largely, TO that imposed on the judicious,
well informed editor, who exercises his
vocation with an hourly consciousness Of
its responsibilities and its duties, and de-
votes himself TO the conduct of his paper
with the same care and assiduiiy that a
sensible lawyer bestows upon suit or a
humane physician upon a patient, without
regard 10 show or display! Indeed the
mere ,crifing part of editing paper, is
but small portion Of the work. The
industry is not even shown there. The
care, the time employed in selecting is far
more mportani-and The tact of good
editor is better shown BY his selections
than by any thing else; and that, we all
know. is half the battle. But as We have
said, an editor ought 10 be estimated. and
his labors understood and aPprec lated, by
the general conduct Of hispaper-itstoae-
its temper--its uniform, consistent course
its principlcs-its aims--manliness--
its digni,y-its propriety. TO preserve
these as they should be preserved, is e.
nough TO occupy fully the time and al
,enlion Of any man. If TO this be added
the general supervision of the newspaper
which most editors have 10
encounter, the wonder is, how they can
find time or g room," 10 tcrite al all!
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= .As Pa7ig n il.is stair. 60 d,rir dab
against lhs iafiG = Wig measure. De
ssarrs e asnsmbe~d woes; de Low
P'rsses = Pennsylvania hai shs ,ang ..
NE aafe'nsrr q good % he coaHlry. ssl
si-im . themselves he Aaaar a 4. =
having been carried b Democratic ro,es.
Hem he Dsna<raiir nessings condemn
me Tariff = unsonsliiuiisnal ana apDre,-
siss, 80 deriare inlerminal4e war seams,
4. " Pennsylvania spirit dirrlIy he
opposite ! ahoad. See he following
resol-iisas. adopted >, . reeesi D,mOe,a
nc meeting in Dauphin county. Pennsyl
vania:
Rss,lssi That ihe Dsmacr.ey o. D.up,.;n
soaniy are The decided aasaesi.s II ! i.r;a
yH hoIEcfloN and rsrans. TLes br,,..s
ihst TIE iaisfssi q the laboriae man. AZ tI,e
inanaiariusefs e The mechanic. nd ofthe g..
MT. are eae aHd The sam -aad thai tbeF t.a
anly be psosnrFeas shsa Their Industry = ~.
CO seyons ile renP, iIlioa % the pauPel Isb,r
Of Enrape
Rsssirs2. Tai he Democracy ar D.u..;.
county siii saPpea - maa Ter Congress sbo
= =, nj 80 oPea and Asexn adroealr sf "a
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laielligenee broIgh, BY the Let arrival
OF Santa Fe traders places beyo ud duubi
The safety oil he party which went oul
IN The spring under ihs escort Of The Unit,
ed Safes dfsgaons. This party reached
Santa re IN shout twenty days from u,e
TINE oil their SCI arauOn Lom tie escort.
at The crossings OF the Arkansas. The
route Is now en,irely clear OF Texans,
and has been ever since Captain Couke
disarmed portion Of The expedition un-
der Col. Snisely's, command. The news
o. this aci j. repaired IL have had now.
erful inius ne over the Ne xicans v hen /,
reached Santa Fe. Which they exhibit d
by treating The Americans with much
hospitality AMI kindness. instead ol the in
will which had previously marked their
intercourse. Nat. Llfel.
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A New Town IN FLokipA.--The lnr.
mer inhabitants Of Port Leon. in Florida,
lone Of the towns which was slmos, en-
hrsly destroyed by ahuFicsne and inun.
dalton on the 18Th ulI,mo.) have selected
a new site Tor town some two or three
miles higher up the ST. Marks river,
which is 10 be called " Newport" Iii
now being land oil into lots. aud several
warehouses will soon be completed. ready
for the reception OF goods. The Talla>
hassee Sen,insi SAYS That q" The location 10
high above the reach of water. is consid.
cred healthy. can be made accessible BY
good roads, is in the immediate vicinity
TO white sulphur springs Of SURPRISING
medicinal virtue, aud affords ample depth
81 water to vessels sufficiently light to pass
the bar at the mouth Of The river, aud,
withsl, much better bsrIh for them than
al Pori Leon" Nat. Intel.