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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02

Nv have received a. our Auction Rooms.
100 yards Coiico.
= y do. B'cached MUslins.
800 Do. Flannel.
Which wo viii sell very cheap lof rash.
deed HALL 4 WiCEHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02
Join S c MARTIN.
Poiisrille- Pa

CAUTION.-As there is n spurious mixture
called Syrup Of lid Cherry, purchasers hould
be very particular TO ask for Or NISTAR BAL
SAN, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the prophet n, and sold at whole.
sale BY Williams a Co. CHEMISTS, No II, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sod Wholesale and retail, by GRUMPY C.
kER, Wheeling. Also, By r. Will OK, Pills
turgh,. and in almost every fOSn and village
through the country.
PRICE St,OO A BOTTLE.
nov 20-Gm ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02
Re CAREFUL or YOUR CoLps.

VI my people are AFT 10 consider a cold buta
lrfinS matter, aud To thihk that III s.sffa0awey
IN q day OF ts-fh aau tney give The1.stoIves no
trouble ahOuI ~. Butte such we would cav. he
careful of OF your cOlds'-do not tam er with your
Old age use such remedies as will effect an easy
and speedy cure.
DTSwayne's compound syrup OF Wild cherry
has cured more colds than any other mrdtrfDr
offered for sale IN his country. The eetrifcntsv
of cure effected by this invaluable medicine which
the proprietor - daily receiving. are Of the rnosf
gratifying. HdtJre. and tend TO show its sanatiya
properties, and the high rank il holds in SUblIe
estInatIOn-M Defner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02

Rlcuks not hkATLH1rbO.s Who eSjS

ID ICHES NOT HEATLH%TbOse Who ssilA
~ health, must certainly feel blessed uhsb M
cOiHpaff themselves TO those sufferers that bsp
been Afflicted for years with vaTOus diseas
Which The human fnmhy are al ruhject fI
troubled with. Diseases present fhsnselve1
vaiious forms and from vafiOus circnmstanl
whi.h, in the commencement may al be "a
ed by the use Of DIOR Harhch's Comp5f
Strengthening and German Aycritnf Pdls.-h
40 dyspepsia, liver compliant, pain In tho siCf
rIeGnlatism, general debility, FEMALE Dte
cases, and al diseases 70 which humsr
nature ~ Affected. Directions fer using hes,
Medicines always accompany them. 1hese msa.
lcInes can be taken with perfect safety By IN
most deli9ate female, as they are mid in The ;
Operatisn aud pleasants IN their effects.
Principal Once for the United states, Not-
North Eighth a.. Philadeiphfa. Also bV
oct ~ JOHN FISHER. Whrebffr ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02
10 THE AFFIIcTEn.

ThOSE vito are suffering ir0Hi YauOue dire,-
ss incident 70 the human f8milJ wouidd -
welltO procure d. Harich's compound sfrenetLf
ening and German Aperient pile, which az ~
9Tc-emiHently recommended for Dvspsr =,
Liver complaints, PAIN 90 the SIDE. bsek
breast, Nervous AhccuOpst headache. and -
may be Obtained gfaus, which cOutai1 MI
explCIt direcuons for using. The rc.de,
referred 10 several very interesting ser66refs.
cures in snother column 81 this pspeg, vbicl
ORIGINAL.
Fofsas a. the Principal oaicc, 70 Nortb
street, Philadelphia. Also, for sale ~
JOHN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02
CONSUMPTION! CoNsUMrTIoN,,

IlC4N . COAEIN VI ltOlN r..
More proofs Of the efficacy Of DIR S-yayne.s
compound syrup OF It'd cherry, IN relisvIng sflIer
ton; -
10 Cr Swayne. Dear Sir-Thc tine bas bee
When ! would not o me icinr advert
Used IN the public prints over my own sitnatugtt
hoN tel dIflerent-I feel relief. | Was reduced
Dy q protTact'S cough Tor six months iOta ,nsns
skeleiOHj 90 rest AZ niyht; soreness and dais
my breast, sIde, &c. Sufrce II 10 saw. ma
Your compound syrup OF Wild cherry, whibh ~
few weeks relieved me effectu ally, . am eertaiA
had u not been Tor your medicine (as life ri
quently depends on early attention 10 nron
InedIcines,l should nov be in the silent RTave.
Let no person delay, but procure your SYM
aud be rell tved of their Coughs and Colds.
theY are dangerous companions, and often Iss
10 tatal consequences. Your friend.
ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford co. PsaE
ETDr Swsynes Office, No "a North Sixth sj
one door below Arch. Philadelphia. whore an q
ders ioT agencies. &t must be directed ReGerss
ces will be expected.
DR. Swayn's compound Syrup Of Wild ebstr
is tor sale az the Drug store Of
JANIS BAKERS
nov , Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02

HI.cItOnS y We Lirer, HSNtHa, BrOnrh rs,
rams or Weakness of he BroGSf or Lungs,
GIhToHie Coughs, Pienrisy, Hemorrhdge ofhts
LH"eS, and. all affections Of de Iumohsry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02
TOOTH Drops. K-LINE,s-euro sasetusry.

Eofcrcd accordiuf n actof Congness. ~ the year Iafa br ComefoeA
\ Co.. n Che Ilcrk's Office oftlc Southern District Of New E0rh.
BY applying TO our agents in each town and
village, papers may be had free, showing tho mos,
respectable names in he country Tor these facts, 90
TIA, no one can fail to believe them.
W-Re sure You call for our articles, and noe
be put % with any stories, that others are as
good HAVE THESE OR NONE, should be
yOH motto--s-d hese nsrsr can Be- True and renuia.
y~tthouf our namfs d hen. All these articles 90 be
had wholesale ana ~etail emily Of us.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-02

Dea, Sir,-YOur Balsam Of Wild ck,rrv. has
Affected some astonishing cures here. one of
which IS On old lady, Mrs Russell, u hu has been
suffering for a l)ng Time with shDrtncss Of hrea
ly obliged 10 Keep her bed. After various OH or
remedies had been TCsoTtcd 10 in vain, she
commenced using yonT Balsam, and after taking
Two bottles, was 80 far recovered as To be able
to attend 10 all the duties Of her house. aud on
taking two bottles mIre was entirely cured.
Respectfully &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
TU!cr and Reform ,


Before the Presidential election, and the campaign of
1910, Mr. Tyler took the stump aud eloquent IN de-
nouncng the cUrTupOH and abuses Mr. Van Burcns adj
minStaiion We had right 10 expect that ii elected he
would do something reform those abuses. But have
yeti learn that tie has done any thing lie ready enough
To remove the Wings appointed by Cen Harrison even
those appointed by himself but the most obnoxious Locos
are kept III Office, and even OF the character are
reapponted Look at the appointment Gorham Parks
IN tins State, To be District Auorey. Mr. Parks was erI
Der OF the packed committee appointed IN 1887 TO xamnc
INTO the abuses OF the Executive Departments. An nves
gatOn was demanded unda committee appointed but il was
packed committee, with majority who made II their bu
sness to screen and conceal cOpuon instead of opposing
IT. Mr. Parks OF the majority OF the committee who
nteHeTGd To prevent witnesses answering questions when
ever any were put by the minority which were likely To
eliminate high officers Oi government Amos Kendall was
OF the officers thus screened David Hensaw was one,
OF the witnesses questioned, and whom Mr. Parks voted
should not be required 10 Mr. Parks was rewarded
Tor ms perhdy 10 his n man. by giving
nm the Office Of Marshal OF Mano and rewnricd
again. probably through the influence of the Hensaw
10y making him District Attorney Of Maine The most pro-
hgatc OF the old politicians reiusated IN power nt
Washington. Hcnhaw, the President Of broken Co
nonweoi Bank, Secretary of the Navy and lakes
no doubt, OF ali New England. The old conlederates in
plumber restored Treachey and corruption have struck
hands, and stalk abroad, open aud shameless Will not the
DAY Of political retrbuOn come II WILL COME on the 18th
March, 1915. These hatpes will b. scattered by the w
wind OF the peoples wTath.-Kennebec Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
From tie N. o. Bee, August 20.
TIMES IN NEW ORLEANS,


We have passed eleven consecutive summers in Now
Orleans, aud though the absence Of large moety our
cZons and the frequent prevalence Of epidemic vstaons
usually render the dull aud chccress never
we think, has our city been supromey aud nsuIoraby
calm as at present leadcn aud ctheun orpUr seems to
hang over us, and pcrvadc every rancaOn OF business
Commerce scarcely nipples the sugnan surface OF things
Al mat gives ic activity aud motion great city, has
apparently deserted us.
The yellow fever, TOO, among us, and then carry
ing oil some impruden unfortunate nonresident, who
from sheer necessity had declined taking up his and
vending his way healthier and gayor spots II its raya-
gcs are few verify believe that lack OF material D. the
principal The uulcclimatcd persons who remain
IN our city arc scany indeed.
Now That the August elections over, the returns all
published, and the shouts Of plrllns victories real
imaginary, have woXcd faint few, pocs-that al
must ccasecss maesOm whose ashod and turbulent wa.
crs rarely fail 10 create excitement has grown stale
Hat and unprJhtlblc Nugrancy is NJ n discount. The
Recorders present begguy empty boxos
At intervals MURDER aud frequently duel di.
vcrsy the dull mOnotOny Of existence, 10y stimulating f..
vefsh ard unwhoiesOmo curiosity. Take u oil IN OIL IN
Short the OF 1893 will be chrOniced hereafter in
the annals Of New Orleans, dismal and drcary epoch
from which looked mp1dcnty for escape and sighed
amid the tedum OF days fourteen hours long the Affections
Of baking temperature aud the anoyances Of yrads Of
winged evils for the advent Of cool weather and renewed
business.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

THE WYANDOTTS.-The Wyandotts have reached
ter from VIM. Walker, of the tribe to gentleman IN
Columbus, we copy from the Statesman. The letter is
dated Westport Landing, Upper Missouri, Aug. G. lsi3
Wheeling Ga=ette.
My Dear Sir: We have landed future home.
have not had time look abOn and learn much Of the geo.
graphy of the country have been employed busy since
we landed IN collecting and getting house live in tenn
poraly tall Chiefs make permanent location. have
rented Log Cabin Of a Nirginan a 50 per month
My company oil about miles above this pace
some IN tents in houses and under the broad
eNpansc OF the tall cotton wood You imagine
my feelings on landing and separating from ot shis
oTeD," and hunting a shelter Tor the family-aces all
strange-we felt truly like strangers in strange land"
As passed North Bend Chiefs directed the Cap
tain TO load his cannon, and all mounted the upper
deck and as the boat opposite every OIL and
stood m solemn silence, and the Of the cannon
the vacdictory Of the Wyando 10 the remains Of Chef
they houOred, add the farewell to beautiful Olo.!!
We had long and tedious voyage Of ~ days. We had
Jour deaths on the road One IA young a state Of
inioScation, fell overheard and drowned
This morning took ny shaving apparatus and for
the first time, shaved with the uZJr YOU had the kindness
TO present TO me, and you will preserve il as
keepsake from the hand OF q friend and believe mo
when say the first have yet written TO- among
all my friends in Columbus.
My health is good, hut am truly tired and carcvorn
have lost 90 lbs. Of flesh since LETT home like the coun
Try. Lots Of Rocky Mountain traders French and Span
iards.
Remember me to my old friend " and his family.
Farewell! W. WALKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
Connexions among "a, y,,e, in GERMANY.

The iir-d. Chdpeiie Gazette that Jewish
has been formed Lepse under the auspices OF Dr.
Creznach. and the Universal German Gazette of that city
confirms the account with the following remarks. "Hghy
interesting IL enquire the origin of this Sect which
clearly and openly abandons the doctrines OF Judaism with
however adopting those o: Christianity IL will be
that long struggle preceded this event. and that political
had their share OF influence. The Jews il Is
well known, have already for long neither kept the
prescriptions OF Tamuth, the laws the Old Testament
Not 500 OF 5000 Jewish inhabitants live according
the Jewish laws aud that small number only because they
compelled 10 do so from personal, contentious
They pay attend the synagogue, SO that
there, least sufficient number is present for reading
prayers The best therefore, the Jews could do is 10 A.
dept Christianity III body. But in doing they have To
forms OF creed in which they have faith Let
people say think what they please who speaks
canddly what he thinks certainly deserves esteem
than he who Stimulates creed in which he does not be.
ieve.
obces the members have their children chrsencd mud
the doctrines Christianity, without par
sns becoming Christians themselves This idca think,
the best and honest but It nevertheless with
opposition from people where least 10 be expected
also regard converted Jews had great
Christians do converted Jews; they do
call Christians but they continue 10 the former
appelann let us therefore, much rather remain Christian
Jews, such the Gospels speaking off, This Is the
upon which the founded and declarations
now arriving from all quarters IN favor of II, well
gainst IT, The Jews Austria would adopt this doc
trne dsSe, but they afraid would make their po
litca situation DE CrciZnaCh exactly the
direct this kind. lie has zeal and energy and
classical education and learning he probably the rs
among the German Jews. lis literary requirements
almost incredible his extraordinary memory, and with
all ts he thorough patriot and highly esteemed every
where. But whether tins sect will spread extensively
great question.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
FROM YUC4TAN.

By the arrival, yesterday, of the schooner Washington
from Campeachy neighbors of the Courier received
papers from Campeachy the Eth and Merida the lt
inst. We quote from the Courier the following items:
decree OF the Government OF Yucatan has authorised
monopoly OF corn, by fixing the price of that article The
Independent of the 4h approves of this measure and the
crop was likely 10 be considerable.
The paper that Tobasco is in distressed
state since the entry Of General Ampudia II said
the house OF Ex-Governor Sentmanai plaged by the
troops OF the couqueror
decree regulating the payment Of the Yucaan loan cx.
cited some discomfort among those interested But the
public appeared TO be satisfied.
The moderate party made attempts obtain the
upper hand the elections but without This
y Is recently formed. The general results not fully
known.
The independents of the 9Th and lh contains long
hcia documents the affairs OF rabasco-but they show
nothing new orimportant.-N q. Tropic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

tho head (Which be done hy seizng 1t and pulling IL
oil by oce is declared victor aud has for his reward the
privilege OF presenting her whom he may choose as
queen the body Of the decapted gander. together with
the needtu appnrtcnance of apple sauce shall not tres
pass your space much give your readers de-
tailed OF this animated strife oi but shall
merely chronicle the grand results. The buge calls to
arms and in quick succession the whole array o knights
rush the charge but thanks the grease and soap the
gandcr manuly withstands the attack, although each
knight had his sword hand upon neck; but had he sur
yycd the attack aud been freed his looks at that time
showed that he would, when he To that part OF his
story. whilst recounng his adventures TO his friends have
exclaimed
obstupu ste,erunt que piHm@ ct vox iauebus h"si'.
Again the buglc sounds, and this the Kngh, OF Maa
dequin. thanks his skill and strength, bears off the head
and declared victor amidst the deafening pauds OF the
whole company. should have said before that the motto
OF this order OF knighihoOd,is
Parcero andtabHs ct dobellare
The knight of Matodequin. bestowed his prize the
all accomplished and beautiful Miss OF Tuckertown.
fear that have already wcaried YOU will therefore STOP
as my object will be effected. by what have written.
POwHlTE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

We called attention TO this subject yesterday,
and promised to follow up the call with few
remarks of our to-day.
1t appears, from the showing of the Nashville
Banner, that prior to the year 1910, all the lead
ers, of both parties, We're in favor of that mca-
sure. The reign of Jacksonism had so complete
ly Frustrated the country, that it was become Il
matter of absolute necessity. 1t was not until the
law had been passed; not until it had become un-
popular, that any party capital was attempted to
be made of it. Previous to that time. it had been
recommended, or spoken favorably of, by all the
LocoiocoS. of any distinction, both in Congress
and out of it. Among its supportcrs-its' uneuui.
vocal, avowed supporters-are found the names OF
Martin Van Buren,, Thomas III. Benton, Levi
Woodbury., Richard VI. Johnson. BENJAMIN T.
Butler, Alexander Ming, jr., and host of others
OF reputation scarcely inferior. Will that portion
of our readers, who have not been in the habit of
writing political events on their memory with pen
OF steel, believe that the first movement upon this
momentous subject was made by a Democratic Sc
nator! Will they further believe, that Democra-
TIC Legislatures were eager in sending on instruc-
tons to their Senators, 10 vote for the passage of
the law Such is the fact, rs we are prepared To
prove by the record
But the most impudent thing in the whole bu-
sineSs, is the attempt TO get up Van Buren, ex-
cItement on the subject if Van, the pure and
immaculate Van, looked upon such law with the
horror Saint may be supposed to feel at the sight
OF Sin. This is not the first time an attempt has
been made TO elevate him at the expense of truth
and justice. Fortunately we have the proof al
hand to show his upon the subject We
need for In fbn i. 90 IL.
yesterdays Wing, to prove that he was in favor
OF one i'll 1927, and recommended one in his mes.
sage in 1897.
Let us hear no more, then, of tins Bankrupt
Law; or let the rule work both ways. Ii is too
baretaced, TO attempt to run down the Wing Party
for that of which the Locos are equally guilty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
The Petersburg RcpubIican.

The Editor Of the Republican sczcs battery and
turns it upon Mr.. Clay. lie recommends the young
men Of the country TO get votes, under the I'M.
preston tina, those will be for Mr. Calhoun
We that risque any The editor
claims largo acquaintance among the educated young
of the country, and far wishing dispute
his claims. But deny his conclusions TOTO though
have doubt he believes them correctly founded. The
great au, Of Cahounsm is, that it renders voary per
iccty blind all difficulties. However we recommend
patience to the RepubcanOne short year. and the scales
will fall from his eyes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

o. T'he Locotocos make great to.do about
the apparent Locotoco gain in Kentucky. They
shout at the top of their voices, 1.-THE name of Clay
has los, It's charm in his own State" Well, if this
were 50, (as it is not) what think YOU, Mcsscurs,
of Gen. jackson, in Tennessee! There, the Wing
victory is not equvocal-the battle was long and
furously contested, and decided in favor of Clay,
in .JdckSon'S oica State! This we should call $40
sing its charm"-What think YOU OF it, Locos!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
THE GANDER PULLING

- HANOVER, Sept. 9th, lSi3.
regret, Mr.. Editor that the task Of placing before tine
public an account OF the rich plgeants Of yesterday had
not fallen Oh some able than am 10 pourtrov IN
the brgh colours which they deserve, the noble feats Of
arms aud skill which performed by the Knights of
spouoss fame, who appeared the lists each painting TO
bear the palm 10 his far ducnea NV pen is too feel u
give even mcngro idea Of what charmed the taste and
judgment o one 81 the most brilliant and intelligent com
pnnies That ever assembled Virginia will not describe
tie appearance Of "e blue vault Ut heaven" on the night
preceding The warIikc dreams Ut the stawari Knights
M leave untold il was determined that the victorious
might should bcsow the Prize thdt he should gain the
ieet Of the damsc fair whose coors hc wore The prei.
mnarcs being arranged, the Herald sounded his buge and
forthwith twelve noble Knights spured their gallant chargers
INTO the area. The conspicuous among them was
Mr. B., the Knight Of Powhite; Mr. -, the knight
Of the Swamp; Mr.. r, the knight Of Totopatomoy;
NJ s. the Knight OF Mladeguin; and Mr.. A., the
Knight Of Cnckahomny, all Of whom had, Gre this &C.
qurcd great renOwn for skill The Judges direct
the herald 10 proclaim that the ovalrous contest shall at
once prOcecd but that your readers may know what gan
der pulling is, will, in few words describe IT, Many
conceive It 70 be silly aud chldishOn the contrary Il
noble aud manly sport aud may, without doubt be- ira.
ced 70 nave ne origin ~ some Of those Roman exercises Of
which Jaycna says,
Nam 81 dcfcorei; STAIN attonamque where's
Ilanc urbem, yeluu Cannarum in pulyere yicts
Consuibus---.
There IS cynical but that after reading the nc
count am about to give, he will acknowledge that It is
manly and noble sport Twelve athletic Knights Of grace
iu inein ard figure bcstndng noble steeds spur
their chargers on IN quick succcsson the after the
Other Of their utmost speed, toward the Of field
at which IS erected post Of considerable altitude ~ the
top 1t which, at side. and right angles from
ached pole about feet in length strong but oastic
TO the end Of this pole, iahet from the post is attached
the Oldest gandcr that the noghborng country afford
tied by the feet, with the head pendant; before fastening
him up, his neck and head well covered with greaso and
soap, that the hold taken upon by the hand Of Knight
may be prccaOus possible; the Knight passing this
target at full speed, sezcs the neck OF the Rander and
iempts 70 carry Of the head, which, owing the age Of
the gander, and the preparation that he has undergone by
way Of putting his armour, Is only 10 be effected by
great strength, and martial kill in the Knight. Each
knight rides At the target ia turn and he who carries of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

The following beautiful piece of blusphemy is from the
Madisonian OF Saturday:
"The remedy is in the hands Of the people, and Mr.
Clay the pill they swallow be cured lie is to be
the physician, nurse and medicinal triune renedy-n
diUin' by the grace OF God perhaps he would
be King!"
The dread Of Mr.. Clay Washington greater than the
fears OF their Maker and the sacred things in the
creed Of the christian dragged into their attacks to give
force to yituperauon.-U. S. Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

The fellow MAJOR Smith, who robbed Richardson's store
obstlnuicy refuses to tell who his accomplces lie
says three white men brought the goods INN aud
he did not put them away but he does say
the secret oi cunnngy contryed goods came
70 bo ~ his house The certainty that the lott has long
been hiding place for stolen goods remaining there safely
until search was and they could be transferred other
guarter4-Sfgr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

THNHE subpcrbof would inform the Public that be has purchased
NJ NJ C. Stock n Boots, Shoes and Trunks
Aud Keep hand good Stock ~ Boots Shoes
n which would respectfully Of the Public
determined condnc himself prime paly business
will therefore, offer such Inducements those feel dis
posi- palronize him. cannot fail 10 give sausaeton.
o. y. WElsiGER
sec u g., shoSsoe Hin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

SOLE LEATHER COPFEE, Gc-sJO sides consisting OF an
- grades from poor damaged up to god stamp light weights
2Jl bags Havana Green Coffee.
$50 Wheat bagsRecevng and low for cash or 10
puneual customers. pu2J WM ANDERSON, &c.