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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

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10y 80" Manure Fu.hs; Breast aud i-,k C.f.,,,.
80" MiIi-; Bnl'uoIa Tea aud C.nco iot. 90.
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ing N"u o.: BU'.d ycs 4 Fo,i 4 lzo,. Pc, r..
"'''''f = n"s' Table Images, Mahogany Knob, s..
- N'. H"y'r' may dercud urru ret,,ng my ~
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orr & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
MEDICAL. CARD.

Tx SoCTOR FAWCEl'r. Of 1876 Fulton s,roo,.
u y Now Yntk, Memner al tie X ynl College
at Surgeons ol jord"n mud Ednhurgl. nnd GfaGu-
n'e al Tho JrtIerson Medical College of Philo'o :
pho; also author Ut wnrk embracing tho f,llnw-
ING sniJeris. viz; Mafimony. lwpoleacy. aud SEMI
snaionic-l'y. rt--'ul' gitally aud medic ,.ly Ct
planned. with comprehensive 'Xpo,i,inn of he rn-
iuie and modern treatment al =, phil.IslSeC' ny
Symriuns Con irfhoea. elect Structures. Nnciurnl
f.m'sInn'. and all tho consequences arising from
hiAs'u'hniion. DR. Fawrcu continues his private
e"n.nIinIi"n on The above mentioned diseases. nj
iib long established flee, lg6 Fulton street where
Tie mast ngInvaiod forms of disease will ytell 10
"s mode az Treatment. wiihnnt rcsitniui IN diet or
exercise and without mercury; even when The r,o-
creative energies bocome Pnra!yzcd iarpI. from
e'eesHvo Indulgence al the passions. lao will no
nbe To restore the paris To health and yIgur Per.
soils OF distance enc losing 81. con nave copy 81
Tho work All oiiers must hc p's, MD. and dircC.
Ted Ia DR. ii Fsweeu. lg6 Futon 81 Nov York.
jim III .r-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
HEAP PUBLICATIONS ANI
Periodicals.,

- -" lie had at ROBES great Western Literary
-, "A Depot cornof"i MINI anI Monroe Sreor.
me f"fpcFy'a tale Of The eighteenth cerm-
-, EIIt"e ~ cents
u" GA Jour Temperance tale. price l2l
Punch complete lcucr writer do N
in"'"s natural history of cour,ship do ~
Fu-c's medical snd, at 4, o.
AI"ai aud Ashore Cuupcr's last al rrr n u her
Peter rloddy. by NAL Miil cugrav,I,ys n IT,, soc
Castle - small by INNS do a5c
Domestic Cookery. by MIS- RundcU dn o5c
Helen lIalsley. 10y Simms do pic
Heart. social novel Il, loo
lHe"dshy's Legends. wiIh Engraving do soc
lllusirniCd Bible History d., 81.
n'',''y mn" The beautiful unknown q l2lc.
Belle 81 Boston 4, III.
Fmccis'lc Yirns ia I9T,
John Maucs,y In I5tc
Ou''rw by gentleman nf Alahnml do aIc
Col Jack a. OK
Grah0m's, G5dcy's, Nu'ionn'. ArInr's and Col.I
uUhnn Mrgnz ms, snd 40 ibc chen, PublIcaripn.
and Periodicals received daily inn 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

IESVEtECC.
IS = iSNN will ne inEon i.y the FIRE & MARINE
q a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at lie forrest rdtcs on
Hn.dlnss of,llkinds, stsne, brick OF sodcn
ahd Their cCufcuts:
Sic9m0op's; factories; mile, &C.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofall Kinds
AND against all dangers attrrsin- the trans
porauGn OF GOODS sn rivers, lakes, SEAS canals
and railroads.
Fer tie character NJ the comnrnva. rromp-
'tHde and !lhcra,l'y IN the adjustment and IN
meat 81 losses bcg leave L. "a TO The NOR.
chan's n this pl00e I'd elsewhere WAC havg hr q
The atiu. 'weut uC claims upon us ,re4
Ga'ce "a Nn - 81. = w HARDING Sse'y.
( NiRH N MARINE iNSuRANCE--T bcro are
two situations only in which individuals can
Pc placed, where they can adequately appreciate
The value oiiusUrancc. These are, while >tand-
I1g npnO the RUNS of their own property, .tLcr
receiving from IN insurance Office the ig'i a.
mount whch 'nsy have lost, or standing on the
same spot sUr~cunGod pcrhnrs nv u, soialr iaus-
Nv, l1mcntug that stupidity and ioliy which had
ia,led 10 pr.v'de Tor such conncg.rCy.
: AVkINSDN, Agent Of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF UARTFOnD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses,
stores, mills. f"cin'cs. dc, tOgt ihor with their
cyHleuiS, such furniture merchandise ma
'h|ery, and everyNihrr description Of nsurahle,
prNpcriy' Also. on steam, keel and Hat boats
Western Waters.
p, Office On Main street nearly opposite the Z $
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
dee 27--f,

y fhiSI SALE Pursuant - decd 10, I'm.
Il from DIm' liuhharl To- nc dated tho 9qu, 4 .
81 MAY IN the year Eighteen Hundred ,nl PM,
hr'" a"i recorded m The Clrrh', nif,c ni H.. an,
yI"nr' OF Ohm County, IA deed Ln,k uuu,,.
eighteen. p'cS Iwo huudrcd and rLir.y fj.rc,
N"l on Monday. ihc TwENry sEyr,Iu ,,y -,
JANUARY IA 'hc Yonr Eighteen lIun,l-crl and Eo,,,
nv" set NJ public auction. at lhe front doc, -, ,i
Conn House "i stId c"uurv. The Cor.rnv E,rr,r,
''H paris ni '"is SIX aud Scvcu nm East NvI.cl,.
i''''f held IheScWuh 10y David l,uI, ilnitt,
A'e'nnc alta point ia the western Lnuni,ry of .,,
Tot n"m'cr SIS whuh r',iui Is up LulI5ol -,
WE'VE feet snnih "f The snumorn h,uf,I,,p
!lN.l'N linrmedy Wu''r) street ti,rrc u,r,bc ,,i
i'"'.cv street. on. hundred l,cl cnsi ,,arIIy ri,r
I'rH'Sil with mil western boundary az l,r ry,s,
'I' m . straight line Ia Wh.pIrr creek ihc,,c a.,
sad creek % '0m western h,uu'nry oc L,i rur,,,
~'N' md 'hcn'e win sad ~ csi,ru boundary i..u
h'eyn'"g wul 'hc appur.uau,,,.
A"D ALSO 1hc a'iuufrg i's rur,hrr .ir,
"n'' ten oi'vcn nud twelve IN F.I WL,,I.
ana Tie remaining pnrInr> "l .qiI lrr. r,rfr,
40" seven. Selling rs Irs.Icc / engage ami, .,
'"n''y S"rh lh'c n- hnvr ~ ram rur,r, h, y,r.u.
ri aa'H decd. T,rus. c,.h JLlSg TIME
dee 27-ls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

IA llCliElL'S National packet map ul tie
lNS Uuned States r'mioi'i ing ,rhu'ur wow ,f
'ho Number. Resources. amt lad s'ry Of tho Am, ri.
"nn pe"plr Comprising tho d fir'cni classes ui tire
irhnli'n r"pu'n'ipn nf tho PRINCIPAL cities and
towns, Tho chri nsrirglnrnl. mineral, md man
'incinrod products, cNp'rS and Imports of each sop
'r''e State The mo-i imroriput rann aud rril.
r"dS; tho length Il the ptncipnl rivers, aud the
eight 81 tie pri'cipnl maintains in Ihc Unicd
'N'nlesi ni''i nlm"'i everything von may wish To
know just received ai J & II liORNBRCOKS
hhoIcsac and Retail Variety store.
JIM Monroe VI. hrIwecn hInin " Markci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
NO SSS5i
SADDLE BRLLE, TRUNK MD HAIRLESS
MhNTFACVDRN

W. VI MING NJ. or. ,ynrIi ros,c.,r,l,,
~, lni'rm the ciGzanB Of Wheeling aud th,
pEnlc Srnert liy thathc sun continues 10 AI,n.
Hi',tGie,1I his stand lol Naia street, oGiuinIn.
Kinds. ""' "''U''S "a All
A.s'iln excellent article of Iron Frame Trunks
a. w a. lHy mbie common kinds iu use Car
goa aud Carriage Harness, common C,,,l.r'
I!''h'' d'c. 'ir krr1B also on hand. BufIaIn
No'cN, u.tdIo Over Shoes, Wagon h .drragJ
SCI, lew Ior cash nr trade tlat can b., J,sp1s 49,
lie To4id return his thanks tor pHst n ynr.
'Hg rs" continuance Of the pUl lie patronage.
y .. ga WORK neatly repaired II prices 10
,''' '"0 ''''''s' nov i2-3nd&w
65'ANss'i SOLE LEATHER. 1900 lbs s,lc
~ Leather direct irom Now York. inst received
and Tor sale M IIp luwcsi rates tor cash Sion
nf he BIC RED BOOT.
dee SAML MCLALIEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

LADIES KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
uSf received nI'ho sign ortho BIG RID ROOT
=" % Pnirs Indies over Shoes tGomlvenrS Psicnp
n ncw article Superior III uurliiy md rcaruess tn
anything MAT has ever been Invented. Gail aud
see tHcm,
ALSO, 10 Pairs Ia hos flr Trimmed errrcI
Rnhhcr shoes just received Gu! or ~ 10 l, Tor Gosh
dec ~ SAML M'CLNLLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
sCHoOI. nOOKY.-FREs,I ARRIVAL

SCHOOL HOOKN.-FRESl ARRIVAL.
hANiES' Fit.i lessons ~ Algebra
e) Key To diuo
SANDER Spoilers. lat, 2nh 81 nni ! h Renders
MsGuii,o's Erlect c Sprl'op and R,ndor
Porter, Rhc"rcal Render
Nl''rhoif, Ge,grnphy aud Alas
OlHsy's do do
Whuict' Rhetoric
Wnyland's Moral Science, large edition
Coosoek's Philosophy phys,uo. Y. Chemistry, &c
Parker md Hedge, Logic
Ni!lad'S History If tie United States
I,"n""k' G"d'mIih's Il me, Gr.ccc mud England
Nos', Spelling uk. Dcuornry. &c
Nnk"'s Octave and small Dictionaries
Pnylats Euclid
MnIrs Syninx
Cooper. V,pil
Clnrk's C,rSar
Anthems complete Soric. ~ classic,
f5rsnlr cheap nI IIASWEII.S Bnnksrorc
jan CuInu Sitcot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

GhriTSL $500 600.
EHIS company being now duly organized, re
prenared tomnke insurance on ryery dcs.
'-lpilan ofFire and Marine Risks. such n lwcl.
hn2 fouees, Store II ouscs &. 9 with their con.
tents Also, Steam Boats, Flat Roats aod eel
Hoa,s with their cargocs. To aPd from anyror
on I've Ohio and Nissss.nnl rivers. or heir ,rjb
niHrV s'relms. App lea ian for Insurance "a h
Elfde Tor the present Mt the Office OF the Wheel
in% SAVINGS Dsiitution
an 7 MCCOY See"y
FIRE AND MARIE II INSURANCE.
IHk SUBSCRIBER is anpoin ed agent Of TIE CO
~ MBUS INSURANCE 90, for the Guy
oil, neT'mg, and IL PTcpare' To taE e risks on:
EmIhngs Of all kinds stone, brick or wooden
and their co7tents.
&'elmp'ats. factories, mills &C.
Furu,.lre.
And MERCHANDISE Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending The trans.
Pifinil9n o! Goods on rivers, lakes, avas, canals
ana rrHroads. at the lowest rates.
The character Of the company for promrlitpG,
aud ieIrECss, IS wei known. AMY 10
a u NBY X LIST Agent
2 Shrycr g. Stylc's Whsrchou.e Water
nov Is-jm street, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
POSITIVE SALE, FOR ACCOUNT CT
WHOM IL MAY CONEERN

WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
HME wall ,oll n, our Auc,on Rooms an FRI.
Wv DAY MORNING the IOih INST co,nn,u
eng nj lO O'Clock, variety of .cnsnnHhlo DRY
GOODS of good quality. 7" winch We invite IA. .t.
fanihn "i dealers md others IN search of bntsoi,,
ALSO-200 par. K,, Shes
10 do Bryan dc
I"rn''-CASil HALL " WlCKIlAM.
ism q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

~ LOVES "A full supply OF gloves mlus. ou1
V u hrli.glov"s, coosistinc IN mart 1T Iat.c, biz
Six aud Frcnth Md gloves, Ladies wou,,u e'.,c-
hul-Rlrycs. cliljrcrs miits and gloves. Gcg,ic.
men, fnc silk aud wonlcu gloves. Also ycfy hes.
w wooden gloves and miiicus, for wurkipe men. %
superior article Just rec II ,Hd flr sr'c lpN by
jan ~ r. HORNBkCOE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
NLM sONn nnnii.

~ ME American Minstrel; hcup ,hnicc coNcc
I'm If original nnt pnpunr songs cl,pS.
duets. chofuscs, &c with select mrsic. Just rcc'd
with youey Of popular song books. hy
JOHN J UASWIIL.
jau Union Sweet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

W''"efaC Savings Institution hrs declared a
A.''VE"iih "f5 -. cent LT last sx months payable
I'm snd after I ih m,stnur
Jan 6. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

HEOST OFFICE envelope. printing, lrnvr, ,nc-
81 dium double otcwn. wrapping aad ton pa
Icr, kcpl constantly on hand and I- sale nw w
jon J g. ~ UORNBROCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

LtilOE FlNDlNFS. SHOE STOCK &C,-G doc
= Boot Morocco Skins;
Z doz Goat Ninfins Skins;
10 do SIDES Uppfr Leather;
Also. r. larso assurimaut of Shoe Pegs ,7t.0m
dzcs Sine Thrc,d,. Stitching TlrrrI 'n'rra Rot.
hers. NHi,b ssiii 600 TO fhr host ip orc .rH S4fr.
Sc SC; ir,l received at tho .,rn NJ rto giG gFr
loot dec sAML MCLNLLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

81 NR' ont Tile subscriber hers a. iu'prn the
4 Z public ,hai 30 sii ruu,inncz tho m -nr.fcnr,
VI Ia "I ira M1rkoi Alley. where he J.. otall rirc.
prerorcd ~ I'LL ut nrrrs no may he favored with
lie confidently refers 10 tln-o who have used ~.
whether lor burning rr mnchNnry. ln testify 10 rs
snNer"rnrss 90 spcrm oil fr those purposes, md as
hcing equal TO any LAID OIL manufactured Or the In.
rnr. M (yAIREN
Gee - II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

NE lTCliELLS rravclcrs Guldr. with a lano
12s 81 distances berwocn all the principle citrs
null Towns III the United S,oic-. q N.ry superior
>'"rk Jnsi received ari f,r srle nv
inn9 J Il ~ VORNRROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
DCGn,.
In Chnnccry

n,r,r, RS In Chanccry
Is virtue uiR d"ctcr &C tho ..ircui, .ur,rior
-. 'IuH - law and chan~"rv rendered ON me
.,n cay 81 Ami lSff. ia p c-usetrrn r,nIio,
2 'lr CH'i court. VIII rem Abraham. II C,I;p. w,
in,nun mud R,hcri a,.i,y 49, ,o IL W'
~ sen hY public auction on rhs 2nd Nrndsy
"''uu'fv n"Ni, ~ 'kr court rersr az T.,I,y
r,,,,,I ~ "t one hundred scrcS at lsrd
1871 '"hniv, n. Il unrucuinflv G,sc,lcl IN a
r,,, ~ ihs sad C'ioe Ia he said Iarsl,v,
bs, VIC. ;.IN cay "i Apr lsi3 md rlc,' w.
80. ~ Nv Sald cnnsc. Tho sale to 10 on tho
.u.i owing Tie costs pc a.. said mi IN
,nu l' ''nd and ttc,cmai,..sr- or Ito ruT-
ava, =" icy ~ siv and twelve mo pths rrorn ~
W ''n .p'"d S"cnr'tv. f,r tie rayru,nt 81
- ''I':.T'r, irei lmcnis, a6d no, tn recci,.
.' ""'u TIC Iiu chase r-oncv &c 80 81 ~,
,o,,, " NCuY, Ds,
nov ~ Tor Jas O. williamson. = 7 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

rhn HllDS new crop N o Sugar received on
wv cOmsISrm,uI aud !or sale hy
jan WIN FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
DIVIDENDS

DIVIDENDS
"e'crn insnrauce Company has declared ,iv
id"nd 81 , per cent G'r lost siy m,rhs r,, nhlo to-
~" kh"''.rs "a am nncr tL, I'm ,u.ts,.i
jan 2.lSI5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10
CARD 70 VOID TRIENDs Ann
CUSTOMERS.

N W ncnin commenced q TOCT & Sf-Cs
H''n'' ms nii. hor", from my lo,c ~.
'"ri"uc" ru tho business IN r,c,;,o
u""''" r'irnusG" icu.t.r,ro .n Ibr,.r,, -.
.''N''' VS. received ~" balance oi ,, .r,,l f,o.
''" mo mannacr"rjrs, +, =. NFlv o5l cc,,,,,.,.
kinds. '"' "'"st'N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-10

4 WI. S"hscfih"r.. WI lcsnic MERRIAM. Mann
a "r'"f"fs.N Dealers ~ pnilud,Jphl .rc.p, ct,ull,
&c '"'s' M'hhnni- ltun The : ,ulh aud Nyog
VII" are nhuuI To purchase their = .r,p, mai s.,
mer supl'i"s. o rail- and examine ll.i, ,,.,..,,,.
stocks at {; ADDS
a. "" intend keeping ou hand f,'i aud cor,,',,c
SS'','n"n'S ~ "nr s"vcr,i departments nl hr.,n,s.
s"'"d 'o The S'ril'rrn uuI Western Markets. We
insure those VITO may iavpr ~ with % call, that
t'a'"n""le e"de",or> nur pan tLnll TO waning
To give them cniire sli,sG,ctiur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27


small, forming exceptions TO the, prevail.
Ing richness ofthe lode. The general av-
erage is stated to be l26 ounces of silver
10 the Ion of metal. Here the sulphuret
'oflead, or galena, was first met WITH. in
small quantities +; but the bulk of the ore
.conliaued similar 10 to the 40 feet level,
being a carbonate Of lead, with the excep-
ton Of the proportion of gold, which grad
nally diminished, but was recovered again
at the 100 feet level.
Arriving at the hundred feet level. the
galena produminated but, in other res.
pects. the mine presented the same aspect,
as at the 60 feel, increasing in regularity.
At the one hundred and sixty feet level.
the vein is nearly all sulphurel, as regards
The lead, and the area is enlarged. 1t was
estimated that this argenliferous ore, To-
cally termed "the black ore," produced
on an average from SS7 so, to Sl00 per
ton, in equal proportions as to the value of
the lead aud the silver, after deducling the
expenses of smelling. Ii was here. that
some masses of extraordinary rich blue.
galena were met with, worth a, the rale
of 81, 10000 per ton. .Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27

| both upon corn and cotton, and indeed ev'
'ery thing else. Notmore than half a crop
OF corn will be made, and from what
Ecau gather in the counties of. Monroe,
Butts, Pike, Merriweiher. and indeed IN
all this section. of Georgia, not one thara
Of a cotton crop will be made. Many will
moi make one.fourth OF a crop-some not
more than one.sxth, while none calculate
upon. making more than half crop OF
cotton. Up 10 the middle of June, the
crops of cotton were never better, but
since then the drought has caused the
squares, aud in many instances even the
leaves, to drop, and even if there shouldb be
a goud seasDn from this time out, the in
crease would not be much. have passed
many fields OF corn that did mol look like a
bushel 10 The acre could be gathered
while he very best did mol promise more
than 20 or % The acre, An intelligent
gentleman. from the Cherokee section Of
Georgia, informs US that the lale corn is
now suffering much for rain, and the pros
pecl of all ordiuary crop diminishing daily.
| have seen gentlemen from the new settled
part OF Alabama, and their accounts are
very lills, Il. ANY better than The above.
About half crop of coin is nade-and
farmers who have heretofore averaged 1000
to l,2U0 pounds of cotton TO the acre, do
moi calculate upon gellng this year more
than 800 10 4U0, and on The best lands more
than SUI lbs. 10 the acre. One cannon
nul feel gloomy, while, viewing such
state ol things, and that gloominess is only
relieved upon the reflection that the ef
feels Of the drought upon the cotton may
be The same throughout the U. States, SO
that the price may be enhanced, aud the
farmer MAY be enabled to got enouShlo
make up for The quantity thus lost.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27
EpGEF1ELD ADVERTISER.
w. F. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.

Two DOLLARS and FlFTy CENTS, per annuro,
:; If paid in advance -$3 if notpaid within SIX
months fromthe date OF subscription, and
e4 ifnot paid before the expiration OF the
Year. Ali subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the expifa'
,;on Of The wear; but no paper will be discon-
timed inn until ali arrearagey are paid unless a.
Ann ~ nerson, procuring i've responsible Sub
scribers, shallrsceive the paperior oneyeaf'
a5yERrsEMssrsc onspicuously inserted alto
cents per square, u lines, or less, or NE
first insertion, and 3z4 for each conl.haa.lcs y r.
80 Those published monthly or quarterly VIII
he charged 81 per square. Advertisements
a.. no, having the nunber ofinsert ons marked
ON them, will be continued until ordered out
;, and charged accordingly. -,
All communications, post paid 'll be prompt
" and strictly attended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27

Movements of the Briiish.-We learn.
from good authority that The British have
a steam war ship of the largest size laid
up at Penetenguisbine, ab0ut 200 miles
from; hlackinack, with full crew in at.
tendance, ready to sail her at any mo-
ment. They have had but one company
there until recently. They now have two
full regiments of Highland Dragons aud
have enlarged aud fortified more strongly
the barracks at that place.
Unlil lately. The British have been in.
the habilof paying our Indians annuities.
But our government protested against i,
and broke it up. The Indians have here
lolore lived on Drulnmond's Island. Amer.
ican Tertiary. But now they have near
ly all moved 10 MauiIouline Islands, the.
property of Grea, Britain; where they
are fed. clolhed, and provided with arms
by British Officers. =
OnLhe. Manitouljne Islands there are
now from three TO four thousand Indian
warriors. !.
Upon these facts at this time. there can
be hut one opinion formed as, 10 The ulti-
mate, designs Of Great Brilein.-Chicago
Democrat, 7th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27

Pearl Watsr far the. Face-Put half a.
ponn.i Of Spanish oil soap. scraped very
fne, into half a gallon of boiling water.
Sir il well, and lei itSiand I'LL cold. Add
quart Of reclified spirit Of wine and half
an ounce of oil of rosemary; stir again
this liquid should be kept in glass phials
well stopped. and will be found 10 be an
excellent cosmetic Tor removing freckles
from the face, and for improving the
complexion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27

Fire indians hHied.-We learn from
the Eastern Clarion, that FIVE Indians
were killed in Neshoba, during the week
ending 18th July. One ofihem had killed
two of his comrades in a.fght. The mur-.
derer was condemned 10 death. but allow
ed to shoo' himself. which he freely did.
Another Indian killed his man by a blow
aimed with a billet of wood. The ag-
gressor in this instance was also put to
death. making altogether five deaihs.-
These occurrences are very rare among,
the Indians in our State, and we suspect.
that inlemPerance has been one Of the
causes of the unfortunate disaster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27

Military Intslligence.-The Emperor
of Russia has Just made his grandson, a
young prince of three months old, colo
mel Of the Imperial Guard. Two cap
taius have been appointed 10 assist the
young otficer-Mrs. Bibski 10 dress him,
and Mrs. Tuckerwi,z to nurse him. The
regiment has adopted the uniform of the
colonel, viz long pellicoals, lace cap,
and the national cockade. They look
splendid in this uniform, though il rather
impedes The movements Oh field days.
The field officers of regiment ride in SUI
perb 90 carts. A splendid service of sill
yer pap boats has been presented by the
colone's imperial grandmother 10 The reg
imenlal mess. When the colonel cuts his
first tooth, he is 10 be advanced 10 the
Innk of major,general; when lie is Mean-
ed, he is 10 be made field Marshal. A
bato,rof barley sugar is preparing for his
imperial hignIessTSand The devoted sub
ecls of the Emperor say he will make as
COED field marshall as certain eminent
aud royal warrior who now enjoys the same
rank in this country, and who was seen,
a, a late review, reading the orders off a
paper OH his saddle, aud asking his aids
de camp. "What was 10 be done next y
-Punch.
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In 1912, 8. c. Taylor, ESQ.,. of Phila.
deIphia, made report of these mines,
(which is embodied in the article IN Hunts
Magazine, } in which it is stated that a the
forty fee, level, the yield Of The ore when
dressed was about so per cent. Of lead !,
and from 90 TO 120 ounces of silver 10 The
ION of lead. The value of The silver varied
from ST. so TO 50 so per ounce its price
being enhanced by The large proportion of
gold found in combination with 1t at its
depth.
At the sixty feet level, the ore increased
in richness, but was irregular in its value.
AT its best aud most remarkable points, it
yielded as much as 5000 ounces 10 the ION.
Such points were, however, few and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-27

"A Frenchnan having heard a gentle,
mah'nake use of the expression "il strikes
me forcibly," and MOI iieing very well ac-
quainted with the parlance of John Bull
shortly afterwards introduced The same.
expression. thus 10: conversation :..I do
knock me very hard dat dis is de reason"
&c.