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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

- N NNNA ~ vs. ~
MIR Hawiey.
NEW YORK. Sept 5. 1912:
GEETLENES:-
About two years ago. 7 furnished you with a eeri
tihcato respecting The virtues Of your Hoarhound
Candy, and The benefits I had experienced irOm IL
while performing The duties q my calling.
Ideem Il right and PrOPer that at this time ]
should renew my opi1ion in rs favor, because recent
use hBs inSreased my knowledge Of is value. A.
the camp meeting held Of Sing Sing, commencing
on the 23ih Of Augusi last. and ending on the 81
September, I sxsued myself much in ths cause Of
my Master. and consequently my voice became
hoarse and incapable Of ns usual force.
4 bad two engagements The ensuing Sabbath 10
preach, and found 70 necessary nI expected 30 fulfil
them. 90 lake some remedy 10 ron0Vaie my voice
and soOlho 10y lungs- On Saturday, being supplied
with q package Of your cnnay, be- use enabled me
70 preach as Engaged without he least haarssncu
90 pain.
leolPide Gcandy q necessary auiClo GO every
ciesymaH 20 SIX hs poseusfun. BE- he usr ~ d
Eeeps he Vuico clear "a. 90. - g.. - a.,
~lsstinets md uckling n - bro.t -h.t..n.
mhu ne delivery q iho pfeaca.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
RELiEY AND SMALL NOTES.

Mr. IOller submitted the v!lowin-:
he otre6, That the Committee on Banks he in
s'rac'ed to rePora bill amendstory Of the at pas
-" at The present session Of The General Assembly
Sui~r~e The issue OF nOles OF a less denomination
Than i've dOllaIs, by the Banks of this common-
~eelih ~ that the said banks may be authorized Ia
issue. IN said nUles. Is per cent Of their respective
capitals. instead Of q pei cent as required by said
act. and that said nuies be made rcdeeInabie nm.
specie where issued.
This wus indefinitely postponed, 81 TO 81.
The Richmond Wing. however, expresses The o
pinion that The cause of relief by increasing the cur
foucy is fist gaining ground, aud that something vi
ihe kind will lie earned.
MIR Carter moved that The House resnlye itself
into committee ofiho whole, on the District bill.
The motion failed -ayes. 80. noes 81.
There srems 10 be a Necessity for another caucus
10 iOTCe The report Of The cpmmiuee through.
LAND HONEY
Mr Carneii moved to take up his resolution auth
or'zing The Treasurer TO receive Virginia's quota
Of the land money.
Mr. Leake Of A.. opposed The motion and stated
that he wtuid he willing to lake il Up early nexI
week. aud TO meet IL aud oppose II.
Phe molten failed, ayes 10. noes 50.
The Wing expresses no hope or enpeeIalio, Of n
nv change in the views of the Legislature on that
sSbjetL
Wednesday. Feb. Z.
Mr.. Randolph presented a new project for arran.
ging The eastern cong ressional districts, which was
ordered To be prit.Ied Tor the use Of The members.
The hull concerning the appointment Of sherias.
tSns called up on It's second reading and discussed.
Il was indefinitely posiDored.
Alter passing some private bills The house i'd
jonnied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
GLASS.
BUNKER HILL.

Elk Hill
Isl received from the neighbOrhOOd Of Bunker
- Hall. a few cases ofv' ry superior goods, which
will be sold low for cash. viz
case Ladies Calf Lace Boots.
DO do Kip do do
do Misses do do do
l do Youths Kip Brogans,
All Of the best quality aud warranted not to rip.
Call at the Sign Of the Iron Wheeled Black Nam
moth Bot, Market square. 4 S TODD.
3 feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

MERCER. 5R0THERS & CO.
Commission Merchants,
ENoR the sale OF Tobacco aid Produce general
l. w. aid for ihe purchase Of Merchandise.
PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal advances made on consignmenis.
Reierences-John Mcclure. ESQ.
Caldwell, Esq. PresI VI * NJ Bank.
, Brady. Esq. Cashier "
} List, ESQ. Cash'r North Western Bank.
Messrs Cransle & Bailcys.
jan 24-6m Wheeling. Va.
1 THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
VIE subscriber was robbed on has late passage
Il iron Cincinnati: To- Wheeling on board
the sieemboat Little Ben Frunklin. Of FORTY eich,
hundred and fifty dollars. (S4S5Ol in Tsessury
Sir $500 ro,e,.
Seventeen 800 do
Three 5 so do
There had accrued about 5000 interest on the
same. A common percussion pistol was stolen nj
The same tune, lnaded with one ounce ball and 8
smaller balls. The robbery Lok place hetu cen
F"rismouih. Ohiu aud Guy andUue. Va on Saturday
night ;hc 2lsi inst. The above reward of one
thousand dol airs Will he Poid upon the return Of
ihe m"Hey, or IN proportion for auy part Of It. Br-
ken and others are requested to stop any suspicious
persons Offering said money aud add ess The sub
'crber EDWARD SAUNDERS.
jan ~0-im buckingham & H.. Va
National InIelligencer. Cincinnati Gazette and
Louisville Journal copy to the amount ol SO each
and charge This office.
VlRGlNIA IN CHANCERY-At Rulrs held in tie
clerks office Of the Circuit Superior court OF
Law and ohancery for the county of Ohio, 10
the month Of February 1913.
James Reilly, Complainant.
against
Joseph Rally and Wi liam Blackstock, William
Bell and Nathaniel Holmes, partners under tue
firm " Biackstock. Bell & Co.
Defendants
The defendants Elackstock, Bell & Co. not
having C ltertd their appearance and gwen secu
rltY according 20 the act of assembly * the rules OF
this court, and Il appearing by satisfactory proof
that they are not inhabitants of the common
wealth OF virginia on motion of the complain
ant by counsel, n is ordered that the said defen-
daRts do appear here on the FIRST day of the next
spring term OF this CONT, and answer the said
compldinanrs bill, and that a copy Of this order
be t9rthwlth inserted IN som newspaper printed
IN the city ofWheelinS, for two months success
sIyely. and posted at the front door Of the coufl
house of Ohio county. \ copy teste,
ALEX L LAIDLEY, clerk.
Wheat, for compt. feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
Oregon Territory.

oregon territory.
y consequence uf The tremendous excitement Ihli
a at the presenI moment agiiaIes the country in
regard To The proposed occupation OF the Oregon
Territory by AaeriegA troops. the subscriber has
h's morning received. Ua GREAT Central
ROUTE, aud Is now opening a few dozen splendid
cashmere aud French HATS. which are warranted
10 take the SHINE of anyTIIiNG in The HAT
SHAPE between the OHIO r,rer aud Kindrrhok
Call and examine ir yourselves OF Ia sign ur Ile
Big BLACK HAT, opposite the Va Huiel, l79
Main 81. feb l. a G M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

YEIIiE subscriber having taken the large sud
n comm dlous Public House. situated on Main
aud Quincy streets. IT. the city OF Wseelng. al ihe
corner immediately below Mr. John M'CorIneys'
respectfully announces to his friends and the public
that he is prepared TO areOmmOdyle ell who may
give HIM a call.
The house has laiely heen put in thorough good
ofder-many improvements having been made. and
the yard has been considerably enlarged. Ahich
will enable him Ia areoIaodaie Waguners, DrOyers
and PodlGrs, Who will always Gsd his Table. Bar
aud Stable we'll supplied. Travellers will also find
II to- their advantage to give him a call as il is his
intention la 10 every hing in his power, TO make
ihem aud all others. coinlvrtabls Who may stop with
him. lie also proposes 10 lake boarders by tue
dSy, week. or year, aud his prices viii be made to
surI The times.
II. ANKENY.
Feb. 4, 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
FARE REDUCED
FOR SALE on RENT.

FOR SALE OK RENT.
k~-A The dwelling and Store room lately
6fSS occupied by Joseph Jones & Co. Mar
hltll&2a Invite. Belmont county. Ohio. the
WA4 whole $ a double Two story brick bail
ding we'll furnished and in good order. There il also
a good brick Stable, cow house. &c attached TO The
lot, and Is a good stand for business. Possession
can be he'd The lst0f April 1913. Terms low. For
further particulars enquire Of Crangle L. Baileys
Wheeling, orT Harrison, or J Branssn. Marinvil lie.
Ohio. jan 3l-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

DIED Al Alassillon. Stark county. Ohio; OH
Sunday last. JACOB MILLER. Esq. Associate
Judge. and an old aud respectable crIzen Of thai
county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

SENSENEY very respectfully asks those Of
- hs customers who know themselves b BE-
indebted 90 him 30 call and dischafge their account,
aul thereby ave him from the modification Of
duHaihF ian 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT.

- THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main St.
sS$sS Wheeling Va. this establishment 70
IsssS long and iavOrably known 10 The travel.
$500 ling public situated on Main Street, in
the city Of Wheeling. will be for rent on the LIST day
Of pil 1913. The House and all its apartments
are in good order for The public accommodations
The great increase Of travel IhrD' this place makes
IL a desirable house for renting. For terms. apply
to the subscriber. or to James PAUL. al his office
on Main ST. Wheeling. ARCH WOODS,
jan l9-f
Baltimore Patriot. Louisville Journal, Frederick
Examiner COPY 10 The amount Of SO and charge this
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

RA KEGS OF RED LEAD. received and for
sale By lfeb 81 OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
CITY BLUES.

III bLIboe
L the last regular meeting Of Ihe corps, IL was
~ ordered that OF Monday evening. Feb'y 18Th
we proceed TO the election Of Jnn'r LIST Lieutenant
10 Gil the vacancy Occasioned by the resignation Of
Lieut. WOpdruw.
A punciual attendance Of the members is re-
'quesIed. JOHN ii THOMPSON, Sec'ry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
SISTER

VfRGiNiA-ls CnANCEEY.-At rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of he Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsncey if he County Of Ohio in the
month Of February, 1913.
james A. Clarke Complainant.
against
Ausfin Peay, Joseph Morusnn. John NJ. Clarke.
Morgan Nelson and Aierinder Wilson.
Defendants
"VHE defendant Ansun PeaY MT having 90.
isFed bic appearances and give n sccuuiy ac.
ruriiug 10 IRE at Of Assembly and ihe relies of
Obs Caun. ani 81 appearine ~ satisfactory pru5f
ftat De- d 1oi an iuhabitaaf ri ms Cammouwcalth
a. NHainiai on moiian al be cmplainsnt ~ oaan.
81. d - ufierFi lhaf re- esd deicHdsnf o. arrfar
tss aa DE- fu daF ri hs aett srfar tern a
ta .aar arf sr1aer .e ad Cunrafrauis t.L A
au = coz ahn oftrr IT, auhEfh .nsrfsd m
rans aaHsaref ulrfrf u 40 rT ef Wtss - a.
~ ua farerrrT ani rset hs ra.
ws r.an reea 4 Ohn HEanF
"A 0Hw .rarr
klEK LtiniTT nss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

= NIX Subscriber would respectfully inform
those who are indebted to him. that he is now
in want Of money, and is anxious to have all out.
standing accounts closed. II is hoped this notice
will not be disregarded. but that hose indebted to
him. will call. pay of their old accounts ond make
fresh start. feb lot A s TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

WINDOW GLASS,
XMI SYMNES g. JAMES Ii ROBERTS.
4. respectfully infnrm the public that they
have entered INTO co-partneship ia The manufacture
of Window Glass AT The Glass Factory in South
Wheeling. where they will always keep on hand a
stock OF Glass Of ali sizes, which they Will sell 10
order al the lowest prices. Orders addressed To
Them will be promptly filed with an article war
ranted to be equal 10 any Cylinder Glass manu.
featured in The Western country. dec 2S-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
LARD ON ~MANUTACTORY.

LARD OIL MANUFACTORY.
TNHE subscribers have commenced he m~anuiac-
turo Of the shove oil on Market Alley, near
he store Of Mo p Morris, where they will supply
90 who may cali. with Oh ia every respect equal
10 he Cincinnati article. LIST Il WARREN,
The highest price paid iCr Lard as above.
feb1 u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
FOR RENT.

A S. TODD has ON Main street, next door TO
n his Drug Store, a large and comfortable
dwelling house, which will be rented 70 a good
family on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
ian 10 a s TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
FOR

- THE large and commodiOus Ware
GsT1 house on main street, now occupied By
D. Dufield Also a neat and com.
6A Portable dwelling house on Main street
Possession given on The first Of April. For terms
SO. which will be low. apply 10
ian i6-f WV. & s. II. UMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13
nIANlA ID NAFELLO.

mAANaA ID
a NV Novel ~ LADY BaIser lusf received
- 81 ne LITERARY DEFOT. m lhfee eKlu
rumtsu 81 hs Ncu WafI hs maai Interesting
ffri unrace rrfs ga rs FEB 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

E1-Read TIE following certificate from the Rev
Mr. Hawiey.
NEW YORK. Sept 5. ls42:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

FOR RENT.
- The three story brick dwelling house
SS on Main street, lately occupied by jas
I'LL 80 a Mclean.
J&IAkA&2a Also. The room on The FIRST floor of
said building. nnd in tho occupancy Of DanI NJ
Edgingtun. Esq. as an Attorneys office.
Also, several ienemeatsi in good locations. So liable
for Mcdaniel shops.
Also, the brick warehouse and dwelling on Naip
street near The bridge. lulely occupied by John Reid
as a Grocery.
For terms which will he reasonable. apply to
ian l6 FRANCE n ARMSTRONG
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

alton. ~Aristocracy," forgery, "hyPocra-
cy,' taxation. oppression" figure largely
in lis columns, butlhere are too many plain
thinking, honest, and patriotic democrats
who are not TO be hurbrggcd by such
war cry" in.o giving rhe bond
question the "go by" for two years longer,
permitting the assets ofthe bank to be squan-
J lered, the means of paymen: depreeia'ing
daily. and at the end Of their party in!atua-
lion, to find the debt hanging over them
with increased weight. We are aware that
there are whig regulators and in making
the bond question the issue, we are not sure
whether we gain or lose in votes, but this
rce do knoa', that it is question which Is
immcasuraJly more important than all 9th
ers pu: together, and that now is the time 10
dispose of it, If ever. We do hope the peo-
pie will view it rightly, and determine
whether ii shall hang over US for years,
agitating the country to lis very centre, or
whether we will seize and appropriate the
means Of payment within our reach, that
we may avoid the necessity of ultimate tao
alton
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

We would say to the correspondent OF the
Guard who signs his name 'Bfutus' that 1t
is not customary with editors to publish the
names OF their correspondents without their
authority. We would not give copper to
know the author Of the communication con
Corning Williams & KendalI's speaking,
and we have no doubt Brutus would be glad
10 know what nd-paying democrats have
the firmneSs to tell the world they can't go
he repudiating ticket. There is no search
ty of them
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
FOEs PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.

sI.et re not be AHsUNDERSTooD, and lei me En-
TREAT that may not be MIsREPR EsENTED: AN AN
NOT ADVOCATING THE REVIp AL "
A HIGH PROTGC TIVE TARIFF am Ioi
rrr,r- ny the Drfncinles of the CoMPaoAGISE Act:
am for doing wnat no SOUTHERN MAN o1 a lalr
and candid mind has srcr ret aestled- tstUth8 %
tEs CoanfrB a RE VENUE arAEch 1tcy gT0tlde
for the ECONOMICAL WANTS Of the GOVERN
Mi.sr, and at The same time give an INciDENTAi.
Protection to our HOME INDUSTRY. Ii there be
here a single gentleman who will deny he ialr-
ness and propriety Of this, shall be glad TO see
and hear who he is.''-EGtract fr0nt the Speech
Of HENRY Clay, dc5igcred az the q. S. ScRate,
4Esrct1st 1912, short ti4ae bel0rc retiring troat
that 60dy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

"rhe cotcardfy notice of our partner hlr-
Egeers. which Mr. Falconer in his last
number makes matter Of boast, was an at
tack upon him III the night. with large
stick. while his arms were filled with pa
pers, which he was about taking 10 the post
office The public entertains but one opin-
ion of the transaction" Guard.
The first sentence in the above is as false
as the source from which i. emanated. Ths
latter sentence is true. We have heard bal
one expression ofopinion among repudiators
and bond payers. and that is that We served
him right"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
THE ATTACK UPON THE WHIG
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Guard Is publishing in capital let
ters. an article which appeared in this paper
l6 months ago, upon the subject of uniger-
sal suffrage and says it intends to keep 1t
before the people until the election. The
Guard we'll knows, that we have long since
disavowed entertaining sentiments which
the language of that article might imply,
and that we expressly said, that we have
never in that article or elsewhere, advoca-
ted property qualification. or any other
kind of Limitation to the right of suffrage.
These facts tae Guard well knows, but it is
not ourselves he now attacks, but he is at
tempting to make the charge of aristoc racy
.,,e-, The tho ruhi@s of marshall for ehacf
in the approaching election, and it is this un-
iustifable attack we wish to notice
The only evidence produced TO shew that
the wings oppose the right of suffrage, is
that resolution was introduced and adopt
ed. recommending this paper to the wings
of marshall, and the Guard says that in do
ing SO, they endorsed every sentiment this
paper ever uttered. Our old files are then
looked into. and the article in question, pab-
Iished in June le42, paraded to the public
view with the recommendation of the con-
vention, as the endorsement of the senti-
ments therein contained Now the abSur-
dity of such a proof of aristocracy is too
ridiculous 10 require serious notice We
do not suppose that either the mover of that
resolution, or any of the members of the
are in favor Of restricting the
right of suffrage
But suppose wetry the Guard by its own
rule, what will be the result2 Whenever
it recommends a newspaper, it endorses its F
views. Now the Guard is partial to the
Globe, Richmond Enquirer, and Democrat
c Review, yetthey are loud in their abuse
Of Mississippi reputation. 1t will be re-
therefore to Mr.. Josselyn's credit
hereafter, he endorses their sentiments. The
Guard is particularly partial to Mr. Cal
loun. and that gentlemen remarked in the
Senate Chamber, that if South Carolina re-
undated her public debt; he would disoaom
ter, The Guard is an admirer of Robert
. Walker, yet hat gentleman was siren
Ious advocate fthe late "whig Bankrupt
.aw." and made some eloquent appeals in
ehalf ofth ''poor unfortunate debtors" as he
vas pleased to term them. 1t is probable
We may regale the Guard hereafter with /
ne of his bursts of eloquence on that sub /
ect. We are disposed to think Mr.. Josse- |
IN is living contradiction 10 his own rule |
f evidence, by which he would couvict the
Wigs of Marshall Of opposing the right
f suffrage.
ANY enc who will examine the Guard
pili see at once The desperate game the re-
udiators are playing The senseless. cry
T federalism is raised to rally the democ.
acy to the support oflhe doctrine Of repudi-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
THE TICKET FOR CONGRESS

We hoist this week the bond-paying dem.
ocratlc ticket for Congress. 1t is now fully
ascertained that the whigs will run no ticket
and it is no less certain that in choosing be-
tween bond payers and repudiators. we can
not hesitate. These gentlemen are opposed
TO Us in every question offederal politics, but
they are with US upon the great issue now
before the people. They are antitariff, an
ii bank, anti-distribution. and anti Clay, but
we can forget all this for the present. for the
sake of their ANTIREPUDIATION.
Success attend them.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

"If he will call upon our establishment
when we are at home we shall be happy to
see him and will endeavor to give him as
acarm a reception as he could desre-Guard
La our last we gave the Guard due credit
for It's generosity We hope the public will
take the above extract as evidence Of his raI-
o.. AS soon as we can detect the evidences
of any other aanly quality they shall be
laid before the public.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

We learn BY a gentleman from Cornersville,
that the candidates for The Legislature in Lafay-
ette, spoke at that place one day last week. He
says the wings gained decisive victory. MCGEE
and Bulo:d (whig) have decidedly the advantage
over their repadiadng opponents The wings
Of Lafayette should feel proud two such able
advocates of their doctrine.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

I'VE have already placed the cap of false
hood where i belongs and il fits well, and
is borne meekly. Guard.
Those who tave seen the manner in
which Mr.. Josselyn shrunk from the prof
fered investigation of the truth, can we'll un-
dcrsiand what agency he had in placing the
cap where he shows. it is SO meekly borne
May he long wear 50 becoming head
piece.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

bonds. 1.-THE rule above quoted is obligato-
ry on the conduct Of states, there can be no
diversity ofopiuions as TO the obligation OF
the state 10 restore the money which was
obtained in her name, and appropriated BY
herself and her citizens to their own purpo-
ses"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

Our brother Of the Enquirer seems little IN
easy for fear there might be "bit Of a row" in
this town. He may calm his fears We are
peacable ourselves, and our yankee neighbor is as
innocent as sucking iove.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

a continued swamp or marsh. Al point hse
miles Up the land is suitable for building. and
Ia Canal of one mile would connect the River
with the Bay south of this place.
The Agen, of the Copper Mines has estao-
lished his head quarters at Copper Harbor,
little cove on the west shore Of Cape ke-we-
we-nan, where. am told City Is already
laid out, and the building of stores, Offices and
houses commenced. A large number Of Mi
ners are in that region exploring. The famous
Copper Rock proves to be about five feet long
and four wide. averaging ten inches thick. II
is claimed By ]. r. Vineya and it is suppo-
sed win cost him about SIS per pound 10 cut it
up and get away. | have heard OF no spe-
cal discoveries as yet, bu, all are sangulne OF
success as no doubt exists that the country
abounds in Copper and Silver.
! We are now " living on the fat OF the" Lake.
Fish, of various kinds, fresh from the water,
90 founcing into the pots but get still before
they reach the table.
! / was here in ample time for the business OF
the Agency. The payments will not proba.
bly, be made before the first of September,
when expect general gathering of Indians
and white men. Unless am furnished with
strong military force | fear some serious
trouble with the half breeds. | have long
since apprised Government of the danger. but
I the heads of affairs seem unwilling 10 believe
that there are breakers AHEAD, and am as I'M
willing 10 risk S7500a of money and goods.
threatened with robbery, to avoid the expense
of guard. For public agent TO be robbed
in these times is next to SlUartWouting. unless
done in such public manner as TO exclude all
suspicion. Respectfully.
ALFRED BRUNSON.