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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

6 ID. CARR, the celebrated ven,rlloqu'st,
has bee amusing our citizens Tor the last
day or tv O. We did not witness his per-
formance on last Thursday night but learn
that all Who were present, were driighed
and astotlshed at his great vetricqnal pow
ers. Mhny think him superior TO Rem
worthy
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

How Ir During the reign of Jack
son. Van Buren. Geo. our imports vastly
exceeded our exports. Our Indebtedness to
Europe had to be paid in specie; conse
sqnenily. the country was drained of all the
precious metals To supply thar vacuum.
400 nex banks were created BY the Jack
son Partyto nood The country viii, irred,e-
smabie paper. This answered for while.
but soon failed. as all know Europe still
kept drawing on US for specie /; it is thus
we were lef. without circulating medium.
The whig Congress having passed new
tariff act, the operations OF which brings US
out Of debt to Europe and shows balance
IN our favor Of Q millions per annum :;
this we get in specie. Yet il is exceedingly
difficult Tor some Of our locofoco friends TO
comprehend SO plausible matter.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
DEVOTION


F!,ends 7. to mif'h I'll follow 70,
Liie's sjayous scenes deGq5,
r. I ct s'ill there is acalm within
Thai prompts me;o devotion
""h innocence and gay drIi,b.
And youthful spirits pure and H..
III dissiPa'e passing hour.
Ncr feel The less devotion.
With nature variegaicd fair.
The lively dress I'll sometime, ,..,.
Nor NOPE in dull inaniiy
Tue hypOcrites devotion.
My soul shrinks back and hi,
To shan the baubIes of,he d.v. =
10 nurse my hopes with tender c,,.
Or else I'll loose devotion.
heed the prompter, love tbe,l.:n
That binds my vague and sinful .r
And feel that life's de!asIye ior,
Can never MARI devotion.
The soul that's pinioued for The 5, j..
Scars TAR above such sensual tis.
Which only serves to muse p ,s,,
Endeared by swee, devotion.
l sPuTn the sainted form or e-s,l
That scrntinises every deed
And weaves the complicated ,s,B.
That undermines devotion.
| love the calm and tranquil nial.
With piety and sense combined.
The gifted spirit always clear.
That dwells upon devotion.
The heart where s.rictes. virtue dwell.
lhe tongue that us'er n illsehgcd :. d,
The arms that charity expands
To sanclify devotion.
This is the pic,y I crave.
To cheer me to a peaceful grave;
~
To monument my silent tomb
Inscribed with pa-o devotion
A.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

HB reference to our advertising col
nrnns. j. Will be seen that our old friend. p
B Jones. formerly of Holly Springs. has
taken cha rye of the Marshall House, Mem
phis, Ten. We have been acquainted with
Mr.. Jones for the last six years. and know
no man rore worthy of the. patronage of
liberal public.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

|On account cf the omission of the
names of the gentlemen composing the com
miltee of vigilance of the Lafayette County
Clay Club which was published last month";
we re-pubIish portion of the proceedings
with the names of the gentlemen composing
said com mi:tee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

"To CoRREsPoNDENTs Who is
Rye Rymp,e2 When he answers US thai
question. it is probable we will publish his
production The memorial and aecompa
nying documents, from friend in the South.
have been received. and will be promptly
attended TO-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

THE SPEAKsG Want of room and time. de
Prives us ofthe pleasure Of laying before our
readers, this week, the able and eloquent ADDRESS
Of w. Clapp. Esq. Alter Mr.. Clapp had re-
tired from the stand, Gen'l Bradford, being loud
w called for, rose and enchsined
the attention Of the audience tor al least one
hour From the enthusiasm which prevailed on
The occasion, we feel Justified in saying that Mis-
sissippi. in Novembdr next, will give Clay
30oe majority.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

club. and cause 10 be circulated suitable doc
umenrs and papers
Arr 7th. There shall bea committee of
invitation. whose duty it shall be. to invi,,
md procure popular speakers to address the
,lub, and make ali necessary arrangements
1r their reception which committee shall
onsist ofthree peTsots
ART. 9Th. Tae meetings OF this clut
aall be held on the lst Monday, at hal
ast 1 o'clock N, and 3fd- Monday al
nalf past O'clock P OF each month untli
the Presidential elecuon.
Arr 9. On motIoo the meeting proceed
ed 10 he election of ffictrs wht leuron.
Hon. F. w. HULlNG was elected
President,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

Ho'F "ir eorrc.Foad=55
accept our thanks for the.slor..|' - Tia
lines Our colun,. '' s se'riar
vice. ser a asl g..
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

s IL The Governor of Missouri commit
Ted suicide few days since = He lled
sting TO the trigger and shot kitnsslf
through the hears.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

JOHN GUIOfJ, of Warren county,
p. II STARK E. Of Lawndes
r. JONES STUART. OfAmite
A. b BRf, OFORD. of Marshall 4"
I. n. DAVIS, ofPanola
HEN RY GRAY. of Winston "
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

EFOur thanks are due our Senator. j.
w. Manhews. Esq and our Representative.
rs. Greer, Esq for several publ,e docu-
ms.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

r. The following notice was seen posted un
in Waterford, small village in This county, a
few DAYS since.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

With nature variegaicd fair
The lively dress I'll sonelims, -,...
nor NOPE in dull inanity
The hypocrites devotion.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

Friends 10 mir,b I'll r1I-
Life's jayous scenes sfl;...
Yet sill ,b..os U'Hgni ae too
na' prompts me % devotion
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
Vice Presidents.

Recording secre-
tdTies.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

WIN innocence and gay deIi,b.
And youthful spirits pure and r,,.
| Il dIsslPa'e passing hour
Ncr feel The less devotion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

.,al T. coHfhs. Splitting Of blood Bronchit y
- the1lfy Of Rreath nE Asthma, Pain IN iht
re lreasf and chat. whoanInR eouFh, Group
an All seaass Of ne Liver and tho Lungs.
ne are y 'Hlep Hahle "a diseaso-aad death 10
NE eerthis let Of all fhnt live and have beng!
lna a.ihoneh me hitter c1nnot he averted, sui
'ie iatnler 1aaY, by the Lower of madeline. he
removed. rendered asa naInffl .. the aflicf-A
Thers - one alseaae however w41sb SO. ms h,t
ages 10 have deieA he power Oft kaa4ina art
The learned faculty hive IN vain attempted to
hrest lts fatal progress, by the application Of
Itmedies within theu reach or known 10 ihe,r
rtnehec-b but C0nsamntion has ded0d fheu
'nited skHl. II has sfalked forth with impnnity,
'niherng In rs cheeflese embrace n friend from
very olrcle, and member from every family
md casting Gloom and darkness Ger The place
% - ysHa'los. He then, whose lsbors have
.t29eht i9rh medicine which N many onaes,
VIII arrest the nrOoresa Of this fatal dissase-
and which will also afford relief IN the most
sWhharn md hopeless should be regarded n the
ZEN Of pnbhc henefactor. II Is confidently
% nsyed thar Drnran's Etpectorant Remedg
VII - ihis. Hence It - presented and recon. |
men 'ei 10 the community Tbs medc ,
immediately pnlltes and relieves the distressing |
,"ueh. cans'ng free and easy expeetorstlan; |
-lonRlng the hectic frvor an3 night sweat he1linF
rye heernied l9nFa and Arresfng he fatal pro- !
Rr'ss OF consn mptsn n the snnr tlInr strength I
eTlne the weak and deh,tsled, rcgull ting the |
bowels, and producing qust test and SWEET re- ,
DoSe. THIS RemedV can be relied naon "a do all |
IN the power of medical aid being nsed in the !
prtYafe practice Of the late Or Duncan. fProfea-
sor IN the University Of Ednhnrp for upward.
Of eighteen years, BY whlch thousands have bean |
restored 20 perfect health II IA not to be under |
stood that the Evp ertorant Remedy will cure
I'll cases Of 'ossumnuon; this it will not do
Bat while there IS life there II hone; We wanld
therefore, advise q 10 nso ths medicine. When
he case Is lneura lie, II snll proves blessing TO
The sufferers by gyng ease and strength, relies.
NJ the cough, and Choking Of ph lem, &c
This alooe IS consolation to the patient, which
hsrsands do not eSnerience.
Remamhcr ONLY Philadelphia Office is al No
9 North Eighth 81
For sale IN Wheellsg by 3 & r B MARSH,
C0is Agsufs noy,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

hR. KATI'S AMERICAN An u hli'oIs
y LIFE Pills, fpf Inc prevention md cnr" u
1iseases arising from a dissrdered stomach and
Thee pilis are not offered ne ereefo 10
icprc ~ diseneea ne a.. ost of The publications
AZ medicine al4olv declare hnt are evpress-
=, d a., c-.moyaI Of Pile md p lions
~ 1870 tt H. r., seaa a. dleeoac N
", Hs,ter, me- ,.,;ry Ike liood. ma egcn,u,lIg
me sam. w. i.s,,l.cd c.,o.ioos n, Ito animal
ooo,on,,, n con ID health. Al svmrfon1e sro
/ e'ono'hY !" ,.,,.,,l.,a an ev.cse ~ bic from
cer'Aia - "a ,bo ator,,cb.
.n1Isesl,t no., TO-" 9 T3', oaio lass of oette
L5.ia.b. c.s,iyopcss. billions and pulfld fevers
9fa-aeaf' ~ .o,sff,ir, rE.urafIsm, & c
dF'p'n- ,,,, 49, orK,,,ia
&c. phf &c p, ,rp nttra
AMI bli'o'o LIf T. f''I'' ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
ALBA H. Lock HOSPIT AL
ESTABLISHED
~~A
Hs
--ts ~
GEN. GEORGE COOK. T.. l.. d.
-RFTTRNFD From FNGIAND-

C,aNTTvtrFS 80 oaae,,f,a3 a,,sd.n,,,l1,
l n = Vt, Q, H.. ~ '''
IT, pbilaa,Lroric tn.,,',,,o, o.,,LIieL.l
4 n Ie9a u,tynrsollg onoL a, of n ~. yor,on.
1oa,a3 h., ,.,irc1 -, or -. ;,. 4o,anboJ
nov, am. nlnre or,,aIr rcsor, vhot.,or. ~
sb.le az In bp,l} faosspniel ~ patients
cocI HAVING ,h.i- - r,,4a ,pJ M, .oh .aci
,o 10 ihe obser,et ~ Al obeerver, Or Cooke
founder ,f me IIosalfaI ~ N, only rrsdrnt
.Lysrrrsn. and d.yaiaa his y hole ting and At.
,a-tIen 20 lie welfare a T the unfortunate. Tic
am mo prouo4 noor. ITO Ho.nital m STARE.
ia o1ss -o,f - m sy.ft rsrflfy for the re.ty4ry
r,,tsnts
E.r,L. st-.,ftlo v,.ro, t,,rr, ~ Von.r.,l
n d c,,n;n,i Vo.Ior.a n, o.
et,sefs,A n ,bc r,,e..r, Tnn.tSncv cvnlil.
,.4 c,4r'rrba, C,tr..a,;,,o ,aJ Ngr9s,s Dehi'
49,, Yar,,ra I've a,,a sa
~ ~ ~. 49, 49,. 49, ~
W. p' IInaf u.A", r. CT =
wa IN. n,''i'' .iL,, !, -
,,.t,aI -, m 4. ,,' - - ,s iose s,i,ros.
"a - b. ,,,a,,otI l., ,,bot, ,re a,tlv nd
, .,, -, A.. ',.l - b. ~ 60 uI,lort
- IL 49, :. ALI c,..l5ar ,v,,t - .
- -. ,,aIl, e,rna -
,o,,,;en,, ,,d ,,aq,, o,,,a,,ly IN. n,fcnt. Of
+ IL -. " N'''.'.' -
IA, f.,,rLa, ia oil.a, ,lv.,,;..,. nhvu;cser
/ a., 4-e=..,,. 80 ,tl.,t. N W. no #r,It,'snfs
] ,-s a.t..,.p4
., L,i L,.....,,. .f -.
49, r, -, CT. NJ n T + n ,r41b,cy n y
IT, e,,,t.. r.. ,iL.,, - tt,s,.,,oi II.
80 ,,.n.,ora44. 81 q L4,l,e, ,,,,,c ofbr,iso rer
T - IiIL -, III, -
- of o,'Ys@oocrs Am, worth : frocl,IT.
E rll H. -. 80 ,..,,.,-o ~ c,or, - ,
rscred dosk HsrosrdNc { Pa Bdrnsr.
W encvs- m - for'ucat" con 'ulf Or Cohke,
i n Albany 'he9 are very nah'elf csnduc''f 10 >
"a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

EIA 1.pS White spa cod Ross.
NV 70 lbs Patraf Thread.
on0 -, srooi cotton.
10 lie hlne and neao-fed sewing s.lks.
no 10, haee NJ Lalf haee
~ ~ cloves mi irsfis.
lna dor tuck an vst conn.,.
IN 10, 81 20 md redtns combs.
1ta rneha NM.
ir0 Pr Cars
m ioz ar,r - cotton .r.v-p 4er-.
,sn re,ia- -f,A ,s0rha ~ '|ffs.
Pru4hes ~ kfsde.
=, niaht caps. anf 'o''of alher noaon'
For .7'@ a.
mar II JOHNSTON tGrYHuf@ro's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
ELL d MERCER.

F'sor' 10 Alonso Liuy.l
OF Tltley, latham III Walkers
Thread, Spool Cotton, Tapes
e, Cotton Hosiery and Gloves.
Pm and Paper Buttons, and
orally, at
f'mO's 81. toppo,ite Sharp it,
BALTIMORE. MD.
re would respectfully inform
the trading community gene
are receiving by the different
efpo1l, general assortment OF
oves line, wAich add d 10 their
buttons, Brushes and Varle-
any, makes their assortment
na to which they invite their
purchasing, as their ,rces a re
1nnol be beat IN any Of me east
4 RI SSELL Il MERCER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

ssee Thres months s5.oo
~. !. inserted tai fufb'd or Without
tn M h. inserted until ordered sul
~, f,f ist lhfee insetiisHs. sni
4 in,eriisn sfter Adse'''-e"ea'
,erk far ihfes lsuilss the
. f,r one half per week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
8ING GOODS

Dns4ale and PhnnII NankesnE
Hamilton Prints,
enled Nankeen;
Heavy Drawn Muslin.
and plain Blue Black Salins. yer,
ID at No l3l Man Street.
MNSrON. BERRYHlLL &CO.
Hsgas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
INSURANCE,
INSURANCE.


Buildings ofailk,nds, stsno, brlsk OF OGDEN
shd then contents;
sieanoaais; factories; R1's g.
Furniture;
And merchandise eiall kInds
And ngainetal dangel4 attending the Trans
portauoa o goods III rivers, l1kos. seas. oanoss
and railroads
FIR thu character u the oom~angas 70 promp-
uude and herallrN in tie adjournment and pa
ment Of lsssas M beg a1ve IL sfer to the m or
ehants Of tha place ard eissr ere VINO hive hnd
the adjustment ef olal~ls auap Us. aug
ono On M IL s. = - HARntFG Soy
lNlRE Il MAINE lNsrRANGE-Fhere IRE
4 two sinauons Only ia which individuals con
De placed. where they can adequately appreciate
the value Of insurance. These ne while and
ing anon ths NUNS n then own property, sither
receiving from m insurance Office the full -
mount which thew have lost or standing On the
same spot surrounded perhaps b. 4 snlnie fam.
lly ismeDflnF 'hat stupidity and folly winch hae
falrd to nfeyIdc for such Contingency.
6 ATKINSON. Agent Of the PROTEG ZION
INSURANCE. co or HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks On dwelling houses ware houses,
'fores, mills. factories de, together with then
sonients, such ne furniture. merehardlse, RIA
chlnery. md everyother desHripron If ineurahle
property Also on s.erm, kse md Hat rome
ana iholr cargoes 10 and from any port on mo
Western Wafera
;, oRce on Main street nearly opposite the
H0tel mo /. ls4a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

ERESH GOODS Htoles4ic or h'ia'1'
II 900 n.ices A,nersan funts.
"a n.,ees rl,ln and f-d Apacas.
10 do Nouslln - L1lne cheap
10 do Rabatiae Lawss.
s do White ard PINK Tar.ton ,......,
10 pa Blk and white Eiono SIN -
dress. now IN in store and for sac 10y 20
msrU JOHNSTON BfRRYIllLL go.
DLACK French Cloth B'k Englsh Clo'h.
aAlsoDBl"s brown. green and dfas sle'hs.
Kenucky Jeans.
MerlaJ cas.lmefes.
Black and fancy cass imefes'
Rob Roy az 49,
Summer cloths &c. 20 be nad ~ roc
A. cheap az a,any o,hcr store "a The West.
FINER II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
LOOK HERE
FOR BARGAINS
Cheap ca Sh Store.

j. u. 4 II. n. MARSH,
= piflt AafH Street Wheeling u have IVA
/ - 5-' . large md beautiful stock Of Spung
t,'eaas, consisting ID natl rs follaws--
/ Black, B.ae biS. invisible green. dnha .tesl
I - mixed bur and bro WI WOOL dYed Cloths.
J ta1cf AMI pl7'1 cassineres. Y weed do
iassInefis. kcutHekY Jeans Giaaeav do.
] ] Wefe snner French b9mbazine. White and
co orcd Florence
blaek Nose. Figured ! Sic Nett
] pam white Faricton striH4d DO email lad DO.
White aad black Grape. Base g ntps
/ Fancy Pongee Udkf- snret twllsd silk do.
/ tgsauan WITS Black Mohar Gloves, Cords
and Tassels.
! Gentlemen p ald silk crayits. Superior ohams.
Ion Points. Fancy DO.
Lana htkfs. smh' chameleon cras as. fancy Do.
SILK SHi ULS-5-s htavy fragcd wnoilen
10. tmbd satin damask cardinals Silk fringe
New sWIe bonnet ribbons. Sewing sllks all
color Gnm Suspend eIs Gguis black and
light cold XII Gloves. Ladies SUPERIOR black,
I light cold and white kld gloves. Black halza-
rlus. black uhally. balzarigo lawns Fnrisfon
siaehnma. a foe assortment Of thread snd
my. Ashhmton Iare Fl.let Wells, Gum Bias.
TIC fnfs. and sun linen camhrr
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
Haf Wrfaihs. \ large assortment Of Hosiery
very cheap. Ceiton caps. Coat and Vest cord
Gfeen harsee white and cold sewing cotton and
patent ,hresd vesl and cnat Buttons, hone
lslcis honks and eres bannr' cane and combs.
800 PIECES OF PRINTS,
Fgd drlh9g blae drilling, brown Holland.
hrogn ln,n. grass 10. brown linen drills. ehsck
Canton Flannel. black Velveleen. broSn s,t-
Ieens, coat giusham, Russ'l Shesung Irish
Linen, scaflst and white Fllnnel. striped rot
tons se. York denumI canvass and padding.
bid muslin very cheap LARGE lol OF Umhrel
las and Psrnsols, very superior article Of
Florence brad bonneis, nev style English straw
do.
HfnF aua Rovs LsRlorn Has. Also. a
large lot o. palm Leaf Hats. Nc. which we are
deter n ~ II SCI very Clap for cash. We
respectfully invite thr cluzens q Wheeling nna
vicinity 10 caN an sc our sock before nercha
sluga'scwhere + Il L e ARSH
mar u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
vu1CnTSE sCARTs-Tbo sob.criber

HIW ACIIINE s'ANIN--T nc ou0''TT7FF
w has jua received n fill 'npply of Machine
Carl., from lhe Factory Of John II Haskell, Balh-
more The already veil established credit Of lhese
Cord. over any other sold in The West is, that The
Leather - lnnned expressly for tho purpose. The
wire Is also good. A good assortment may b.
depended on throughout the season, sufficient to
snnnlY my Demand. Lmnr o SAM'L NEEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

HELs-A good s,orimeat ju,t
bad for .sle hy
OIL 1 4 0RFHr lgs Mans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

xte,r Reco,ved. al The Sign NJ he Black Nam
III Root. South End ~ Market Square.
,0oO Iba n Boat Spanish Sole Lgaher and vii
o., .,II ro,Y far Cash S TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
: GOODS. &C

/, French snd Scoih; balzarine
cgles; CBusans and strlred tln-
llns de lame, Cashmere d toss.,
Iunetins, Alpneas, Glneham-,
q IF Manchester and Farlston;
q mourning lawns and gn.hams;
|. printed Nelvois, Frosch and
u,zqs, ladies' cravats, hniicont
10 De nap. silk shawls and other
IrRY ANDFANrY GOODS, CAP
ET RIBBONS.
lon and linen gloves; Filet add
H. and Gloves; cotton ahi tx
lsclls. harcgrs, lnvt shaw and
i ramhris hdkfs great varietY.
skfts; six rimps aud ~ lnEs;
consl aud silk craYat.. No.tAif
hs, sa.penders, Spltalfeld, Pom.
sannr Hdkfs.
lINEN GOODS.
|ainrs and -heeiinRs; linen cam
3~ns, dam ak table linens; Nap
LDov lac, ricklenhurs, paddinss,
and black Hollands; Crash;
6ngs: Ruflaps. x =.
Hi'rE GOODS, nc.
. iaconet muslins. Null, Nan.
hi Book Nuslins; bishop lawns.
ehccked Muslins; lace stripes,
Oiod do. Bobbiueiis, Mnsqmto
Ialan do; bonnet lawns;-esr5ed
cOOBS AND LACES
Slk Filel for wells. F,g'd car
and check nets. Fig'd blonde
Edeines Insertihss and l.aces.
edgings, linen bobbln edglngs
OR'S TRIMMINGS.
serges, white sincheE, cloth
ng silks, twist. cords and hin-
sIllclas Innings &c. with a
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= n,fY AID WEEKLY ny
ANS I. WHARTON -, ~.
2 y cesi' WHEELING. "a.

CIR sais ~ lhs o rriefs ana a. ne
zen he Western Virginia Times
o. ~ ys.t...lay Al az W per auaun'
"a" = not paid within one month
o. ,f,he year. NoneW ssb.efieers
Iyinh' ~ III such n paw n advance
W. a t.ipvariably charged No
% lies, term than 81 months,
e''- ned el,spi siths discretion
an allarresfagss ats paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01
aStic Goods.

eludn - - "A 5-i and %
1ehed couons various makes
p, Flannels. Kentucky leans,
asiuii., checks, cotton hdkfs
pic atucle OF American iaha
n Ito The abave We shall
onslant supplies Of the
goods coming 70 market.
tfer on tile most liberia te-ni
u punc'ua dealers.
Il bALTlMORF STREET.
~ Gamer Hanover 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-01

ILAs. MANUFACTURE- CLASS
II WORKS are INV in opera'Ion. and "" nre
prepared 10 IN all orders for WINDOW GLASS Vi
.ll tizes and Of the best onaIi2
oc,,l SYNlMFS = ROBERTS
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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-08
FROM FLORIDA.


BY several gentlemen recently from, and
through the interior Of the country, we have a
batch Of interesting news concerning the settlers
and the settlements recently formed there, and
although there is much contradictory statement,
what we shall give appears TO be generally con-
Cured in and can be relied on.
The sickness last summer in the " Promised
Land" (all that region of country below line
drawn from Matanzas inlet, due west, TO Dead
mans Bay has been more heavy than formerly
reported, and the settlers themselves have not
been the only sufferers; besides their slaves dis
ease and death has been busy with their brute
creation: horses, cattle, hogs, have fallen VIC
tins in this modern Upal. Of an aggregate in
the neighborhood of Camp King, ten out Of sixty
have died. and from Orange Lake down, but one
man has escaped the fever. Many of the settlers
who are able are deserving the country and re-
turning to their former homes, while those who
are unable to get away, are recruiting. them
| selves for another summers conflict with their
terrible enemy. yet all in hopes ola long life and
comfortable independence on the rich lands which
they are SO manfuly acquiring. The most un-
healthy locations appear to be Annuttiliga ham
mock, Fort King neighborhood, the country bor-
dering on the southern and western parts of
Orange Lake, and Silver Spring, near the Ock-
lawha. Much OF the sickness in these places
however, is attributed to the rotten limestone
water in fact, many Of the settlers failed to OBJ
tain water on their tracts after several trials in
digging wells, and were obliged to use the water
from sink-holes and ponds; the scarcity of pro-
visions and exposure to the hot sun of the day
| and the drenching night dews, also contributed
much to the bad health.
| Another cause Of dissatisfaction among the
settlers is the carrying out by the surveyors the
recent instructions from Washington, to extend
their lines through their tracts disregarding the
lines designated in their permits, thus making it
optional with them, either to be content with
one quarter of the lands of their choice, or to re-
linquish their tracts and allow them to revert to
the Government. Many have abandoned their
locations on this account.