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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18
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THE CONTENTS ALL ORIGINAL.

The contributions will all be origial, and
from our best writers, of both sexes. Mrs. Sig
Quincy Elicit, Pierscn, Osgook, Gray, AMMAN,
Nichols, and all our first female writers will be
prominent contributors to the book, so that, in
literature, we shall be at the
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EIGHTEEN
COLORED BIRDS AND FLOWERS.

These, by Mr.. Quarre and others, and indeed
everything beautiful and novel iii the way OF
Establishment, VIII aGorn the new volume. We
shall excel in variety.
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EssarAEat Hatch.
COMM iSSION MERCHANT g. GROCER

FRoNr Row, MEMPHIS, Ten.
WMTiLL keep constantly on hand ful
Wv supply OF Coffee, Sugar, Molass.,
Salt, Cotton Bagging and rop
&c &C., which he will sell at The lowest
prices for cash. He is prepared with safe,
spacious and convenient Store, Wareh ouss
nd Cot on shed ana yard; and solicits co,
5 enments of Merchandise, Cotton and
Iobacco-on which he will make llbsra
cash advances (oct |. 1913.
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Trust Sale,

Tpy virtue Of Deed of Trust execute,
~ to me by David Dannelly and Jand
Dannelly, WIN West, Martha West, A, Mo
X Casey, Mary z Casey, on the li'h Of
February ls42, TO secure the payment Of
certain debts therein mentioned. will pro-
coed TO sell to the highest bidder for cash,
at The Town of Salem, Tlppah County Miss
On the 18Th day OF April neat,
certain Negro woman bv the name OF
MAMMA, in satisfaction of said debts spe-
CITED in said Deed of Trust. The above
Deed of Trust is of record in The County OF
Tppah-The title to SAID negro is believed
to be good, We, shall only convey such
title as is vested IN IRE by said deed oftrust
ID B. WRIGHT, Trustee
Ocir. 4lh lSI4-47-Gm
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Notice.

r Y order Of the Probate Court Of n
County, | shall proceed to sell 'r ="
the premises, on Monday, November Io'h
1874 0ne hundred acres of Land kno.,'
as Lo No 3 in the plat of allotment and
division Of he lands of Benjamin Cbaars
deceased; now on record the Probate ClerL,
Office of SAID County, and situated on So"
rion 80, in Township |, of Range | Es.,
lying in said County Of Tppah TweIv'
months credit will DO given, the purchase
sivlniDg bond and good security.
JOHN J cHEAIRs,
Adm, Of Y. TChears deed
Oclr 18th lS44-4S--3t Jlee "a
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A ROME BOOK.

Our object is not only to please, bat instruct
the sex. Practical .steries of every day life
receipts, aud other instructions for the Home
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with whatever is novel
and interesting to the sex, will BIO found in orr
magazine. Tee popular notices of our iemael
nnets will be continued
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HEAD OF THE LADIES' BOOKS.

We might publish old English stories. as 9th
ers do and save the money we pay for original
articles, but we prefer TO encourage our nation
al writers, satisfied the public will appreciate
us. No other two dollar book does this.
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TALES GF AMERICAN HISTORY.

A prominent feature, in the coming volume,
will be stories of American History, founded on
local traditions, and embodying pictures of the
manners of the several periods in our annals
Thus pleasure and instruction will go hand inI
hand. These stories will be from the pens of
our first writers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
TRANslLvANIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

bIIA MENU
VIE Course oi instruction viii omen n q b.,o-
ioiore, on The hrsi Monday of Nuycmb,, ,,d
close on The last day Of +, btuary, under IN. G,,I,,
lag arrang men,:
BENJAMIN w DuDLLr, NJ d. Professor of The p,ip
ciples ard Pfacrice oiS,reery.
WIN III RICHARDSON, NJ u. Professor OF OL,ste,,ics
ana Diseases of Women aud Children.
NOS MITCHELL. M u, Professor of hIo,er,,
h1edica and Therapeutics.
"'br PErEK. NJ ID, Profess n Of Chemistry .,J
Pharmacy. ~
LoTAS @ WAITS N. NJ ID. Professor of Thenrv md
Practice. ""
JAMES Nj Bush, NJ d.. Professor of SncciaI ,,I
Surgical Anatomy.
LEoNiDAs NJ LAWSON, NJ y. Professor of q, nnrol
and Pathological Anatomy and ply-vloov
ETiiELnERr l. DUDLEY. NJ b.. Demonsifalor O,
Anatomy.
The Iniroduciorios will he given on Monday
Tuesday and WedDesia, mud The didaciic course
VIII open ON Thursday. November 9Th. Professors
ices amonn, 10 sos. payable in oil cases in nd
vance IN the best money current wherc The aupil,
reside. Mairiculaiioo fee SIS IIusisnl Ticke
with Clinical Lectures SIS Graduation fee soA :
Disco ing Ticket $40 The needful expenses al
living rnnge between iva and three dolars NO
week. GraImious lectures as usual, in the mnn,b
al October. Further information nav be had n,
address ing letters. post pnid, 10
TIIOS B MITCHELL. Dran of Foevly
Lexington. Ky. August 5. as. 2md
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

preparing TO send to market 10000 tons per
annum. Others were engaged in similar
preparations toa less extent. When the uni
form charge on the Railroad was two cents
per ton per mile, it WAS probable that the Ca
nal would receive the whole of this trate.-
But 1T WAS then found convenient to cut oil
the accommodation which was secured only
by tile agreement of the Railroad Company.
ana to pu, up the rates between Cumberland
and dam No. u, TO our and six cents. while il
is bu, one and a third cent per ton per mile To
baltimore. Several Instances are related By
the writer in the Intelligence of individuals
having incurred heavy expense in preparing
Tor the coal trade on the canal. and being sud
denly arrested when they had only just com
nenced operation. 1t is probable that none
but the late diplomatic President was full ,
aware OF all the circumstances which made
this transaction an outrage on good faith. ~,
the Board OF Directors would scarcely have
sanctioned it. There is ccrtainly not a II man in
that Board who would have acted in the same
manncrin his individual concerns. The tran.
%saciion, however, is not without a precedent
Ia tie annals of the late dynasty of the b. 4
o. Railroad Company.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

The farmers Library and Monthly Journal
oil Agriculture isa new work published By
Mcssrs. Grcely & McElrath, and edited by J.
). Skinner, Esq. the oldes, and 1--WE had almost
said ablestagricultural editor in the country
The number is magnificent one in appear,
thce, anda scricso lectures to farmers upon
Agricultural Chemistry, by Pretzholdt, which
Occupies the first 80 pages, is a treasure. The
Monthly Journal accompanying, 10 pages, is
filled with varied and useful remarks on az
riculture. Any one disposed to act as agent
will please apply at the Times Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
WILLIAM GUYroN, Complainant.

n Nl Lure admir- Of Thomas Cunmins dec a.
Ds"Jam,n Slewnn. Jane Stewart. James Gum.
%' william Cummins, Robert & kiusdock,
I'M Nieyombs and Elizabeth his wife LATE
n.Dbaoelh Murdock) Frederick r Cummirs M.
hmnm Ioai and Elizabeth his wife, tale Eliz.-
aJan C"mmn,s) James c Acheson, Thomos A.
ynes'h' and Hannah J Aches N. heir. a, Jsu m
nh"ma' CommIns decd and ssnoeI co,h;,,.
""''" Cofei'I sen'I ard Roben Corbin iun',.
10 Cn De|endasfs~
Iaw 81 HH"nohhY-I The Circuit Superior Court Of
y "no Ch"ncey for Tyler county
~ l"''ttm I'VE above cause will fake DoiIcs.
,p"' Oh The 6fsl Soy Of September Is45. a. The oAfco
vvks"~ heI'ey a justice OF The peace, st West,
'"etnhg' Belmont county. Ohio. between thu.
nIu'' OF . O'Clock a M. and 7 o'cIock p NJ, T. will
''Ne 'be dispositions of Stephen l. Horn and others.
~ 10 read ~ evidence in The above cause. And M
'pf ahy canse ihe taking Of SAID dispositions shall
'o' oe commenced. or being commenced shall noa.
De completed At that lime, The SEINE will be- con,in,
led from time 10 time until Tho same shall he com.
''eied. JAMES CUMmiNS.
aUg4 4fwsS1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

Weare further indebted To Mcssr,. Greedy
* McElrath, of the y. y. Tribune. for No. Z
oi Lardncr Lectures. These Lectures. when
completed, will combine a mass of scientific
knowledge TO be found in no other work in a
form so pleasing to the student or conveying
80 great an amount of truths, the result of
modern scientific research. The numbers are
but 20 cents each, and are well worth much
more.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
RECORD,
RATES OF DISCOUNT.

OHIO.
All solvent Banks, discount btol
rarntets Bank of Canton, 25
Bank OF Hamilton, IL
Miami Exporting Co, mo sale
Lancaster Ohio Bank, ~
COMMERCIAL Bank Lake Erie, s
Urbana Bank, s0
Granville Alexandrian Soy 40
Rank of Cleveland, ~
Commercial Bank Scioto, tx
All Others no sale, ~
INDIANA.
State Bank and branches i,oI
State scrip, 10
All solvent Banks, S,ol
ILLINOIS.
State Bank, 50
TENNESSEE.
All solvent Banks, sto5
ALABAMA.
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks. z
/. GEORGIA.
Savannah, q
LOUISIANA.
n, PENNSYLVANIA.
Relief Notes, lao
Bank Notes. 80
Pittsburgh Script, 10
:, MICHIGAN. :"
No sale.
-, EXCHANGE.
Baltimore,
Philadelphia, / per cent nre,,;um
New York,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

SCRIPTURE FOR TIA distinguished
writer says:-'There j but one passage i'm the
Bible where the girls are commanded to kiss
the men; and that is in the golden rule.-
Whatsoever ye would that men should do TO
you, do We even so to them"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

PRESIDENT POLKiS CONSISTENCY
Our readers have not forgotten the celebrated
Circular issued by Mr.. Polk, soon after his in
auguraton, warning the poor clerks in Wash
mgton, that all who were unable TO nav their
debts should be forthwith removed-as ifpoy-
erty were invariably a crime to be punished.
rather than a misfortune, as it often IS, to be
commisseratcd And yet, we are told by the
Tennessee observer" printed at Columbia.
the place of residence of the Polk family. that
the President, when he indelicately appointed
his brother, VIM. II. Polk, Minister TO Naples.
"hne1o that he was totally insolvent-notori.
ousiy msoivent that he owed thousands upon
thousands Of dollars, which could not be made
OUT OF hi1n; that he was perfectly constable
proof Yet, notwithstanding he knew all these
FACTS, (says the Obscrver,) he gave his brother
me appointment, and HOiU talks about holding
the clerks and minor officers OF the Government
70 strict accountability in paying their private
debts! why did he not hold his brother 10 a
strict accountability and make him send
home a portion of the $4,000 outfit and salary .
Is his brother and other favorites who hold HIGH
Offices, to be exempt from the rule of strict &C
countability,' in settling their private debts.
while clerks and Others who hold humber off d,
ces are to- be ruled with a rod of iron i'm these
respects!"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

The Union" says that the Wing party must
swallow Mr.. Polk with the best grace they can.
Unfortunately the whole country has to take
the same dose. The Locos grin and bear it be-
cause the Wings have TO swallow Pclkcry as
well as themselves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
DAINTING.- WELLS e.

1AINTlNG.- WELLS e. RUSSELL, re-.
Sp|cIully inlorm The citizens Of this place
and vicinity. that they have entered ia,o na,,na,
,h'P,und are prepared iu perform Of the ColIowing
Kinds. House. Sign, Coerh mud Ornamental paint
'nS' They cordially invite persons having work
OF The above description To perform, TO call M ,h,i,
stand opposite The N w Bank, wber re ,pecimen, ~,
'heir work will be shown or references of c,n,cuv
p'oduced They hope by tirict attention 10 Inns,
nsss' mode ate charges and ppncrualiy in The e.,
ecn''on oi orders 10 receive portion Of public sur.
port. WELLS a. RUSSEIJ ni' sup
aug 3id&w nearly opp The N w Bank Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

AoIlCE The partnership heretofore existing
ot'"een me subscribers. under The firm OF
Grie'emer a. Tallani, expired nv limi,a,ioo nm ,ha
LIST April last. All persons indebted IN s,id G,m
will please call aud make payment to either of ,he
undersigned. al their Warehouse NIosroe 81. An
claims femnInIng unsettled will he shortly put If
The hands o fproPOr officers for c"lIecrion.
+ S ~CRIESEMER,
mug y Did ID TALLANP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
. MEXICAN ETuNo1 oc,c,,

4 MEXICAN ASTROLOGICAL SOCIETY
yns' published. volume one. Of tho ',s,,,o-
=! ~. SOC Ie'y 'son'alnlng Article I. Notes nm Ia
,I"i America. by A Gallarin; Ar 0 r,an,, 'nn Cen
'o'saIns ~ Tennessee; Ar 3. obssrys1 a,, .u.Ien'
,ng we Grave Creek Mound in We.,,," respect
W " X scboOlcrat For sale nv virginia
'uS' JolN HASwELL Bnioo 9,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

ID. BRAVO at the Commercial News and
KradinS Rooms, opposite the ST. Charles and
N.tranda Hotels. Is agent FOR this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for itor orders
tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

ACoNNENTIoN.-Thc ..UNIoN"is out in
'nvor OF a Convention to amend the Cons,itu-
ton oil Virginia. In the course of an article
on the subject, it says 1--WE are happy to sce
the course Of the Enquirer on this subject. 1t
supports the Convention"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY

Glass IS ron lSd5.
10 DO drawn IN Alexandria. ID C.. on Saturday, Au.
gust 30'h. 1S45
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$4,000 5000 1000 sion;
6 prizes Of $4,000 10 prizes nj sIs0o
20 do 1900 so do In0E
60 d, 500 &c 40
Tickets SlO-iIalves 5--Quarers 9 so.
Certificates oi pachages &c whole tickets Si4O
DO do &c half do 10
u do 26 quarter do IS
MOST SPLENDID S CHEMiE ever drawn in
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numbers sO5O
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Dollars.
100 PRIZES OF $1,000! :,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class "a RoR lS45.
To be drawn m Alexandra, ID C., on San.:asv i,
August 23I. 1S45.
Splendid CAPITALS.
3U0UO Dolls 5000 Dolls $500 Doll,
10000 D,lls 1000 Dolls IOI7 Mi.
100 Prizes Of 1000 dolls, &c &c.
Tickets onlv sl0-Hslves 5--Quaners 9 so,
Cefiihcaios OF Packages OF 25 whole tickets $50
"" do 25 half do IS
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REPORTED BY CuAs. II, mn

REPORTED BY CuAS. III.
mr., ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" Boats for the last "a hours, ending ,>o,.r.
day at 4 o'clock, p. H. ~
p;ol..l n ARRIVALS DEPARTURES.
49," 1i"y'oh' -, Cincinnati
arrow, Pittsburgh :.
Allegheny Mail, Cincinnati
Water in the channel 3 feet. Ona stand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

Mcssrs. MASON &TUTTLE. No. lbs Mas
slu Street. arr oar authorized Agents in New
York CITY. They will receive Subscriptions
an cohtrdc Tor Advertisement for the Times
und Gazcttr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

HoObLlC SALE OF YALUAPsr LAND
snail "hef 6r sale, on AIs-,ay The 4h day
b u dopr ofOhio counts pnn Of The arm Iyino
on he Ono nver. bole Ind adjoining The cjry -
Wheeling, known =, 90 Denny FarmaJd cmb,ac;"
all IhoD pau Of % farm ,ing east ,snJ nJioio;"ss
The c,al and "n lots oi Richie town as lo.I ass
by John . me and s'muel sprgg and synaoO ~,
10 coD," "p'"i lhrce hundred acres more o, ic..
.,n.S Eli = Zen per cent of The purchase
. ,,,o 49,, "q"red ~ cash. and Tue balance IN
wv ''fee years with saii.iotlory sccn,i,"
ma interest payable semi apnp,lly '''"'hy
~, ARMSTRONG. Ar,,,
Of Nh NJ Bank NJ WbyeI,oa
" "o've sale ~ postponed untll AJ,ni,g -
bfsi DAY Of September nett "'O"uay The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THETA.

THE ADMINISTRATION AND THETA
RltF.-The official paper publishes the fol-
lowing resolution. among others, adopted at
a democratic meeting in Alabama:
Resolved, That ace Tool upon the Ta,i6
issue as The main and aH-important onesiiog
Of all tour domestic policy now pending be-
lore the people: That we look TO tine Both
Congress (the first that will assemble under
The new Administration for an early adjust
ment OF this much vexed question, upon fair
revenue principles; That the resolutions of
the Baltimore Conventions of 1910 and 1914.
and the messages and speeches of our Chief
magistrate James X. Polk, while Governor
and a candidate for Governor i'm Tennessnc
contain clear and unequiyocal revenue stand.
ards, by which the adjustment can be- effected.
That NE Tariff issue 1Cas made promiaspf in
me iatc PresidcHtiat caHUoss; and that, what.
ever may be the peculiar views of a small
section of the Democracy of the Union ,rl
are Ptedged, as a purity. 10 priHciples which
are al '0dT with the tariGof fSt2."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

DROUGHT IN VRGINIA.-By a Ict,e,
received from the great tobacco growin ing coun.
" ol HALIFAX, we are informed that much
gloom hangs over that region Of country. h
consequence Of the crops being blasted by the
sscorching sun and alarming drought. indeed
III every quarter we hear melancholy com,
plants OF the want Of rain. A farmer in
Goochland told us that hc had tn send so e., =
mill, that he thought he should send 10 IN
mond, jorty miles of, to supply his f. q win
Incal-and in North Carolina. opscrVe,
ihey send Hia,iy miles. TO PEI D',g, 10 get
Their meal We fear m~ugRGnary anu slch-
On Satn,l"u anJ .ds we were tantalized
by a nroe"cc, ~ |'"crs; but in vain. Yes.
tcrday tbc :. o,"as as oppressive as ever
thoTsb Wv Vglad 70 have 10 record no dcs,b
from n Immediate action Of the sun-wbicb
acoo ms w. VIC northern papers, has carried
smqSfrer. p" b'"Ne'-hich
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
$Z5,0g0g
SCSnnn,

$4,000!
GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
CLASS A FOR IS45
10 be drawn IN Alexandria. ID C.. on Saturday
9Th "f September. 1915.
Is Nnmber Loners-l3 D,oro BoIo,s
MANNfnuII ccvrpnD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

EW POSTAGE LAw.-Frsncb Len,, Pc
~ and extra Thin fine Folio Posi-. sui,shIo 81
Letter writing for sale by
aug D JOHN J HASWEJI. U.yn ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

DOMESTIC SILKS-LigtI silk socL. . g.
- article for summer wear. mannfoc,n,od ~
'ohn w Gill Of MI Pleasant. Ohio; Just Iec'd no "
aug 6 "a ~ Ii4D uupy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-14
Electro. Magnetic Clocks.

Which never run down, and never require
winding, have boon invented by Mr.. Brain. A
writer in the Polytechnic Review says:-"lIo set
uo clock IN my drawing room, the pendulum OF
which is in tho hall, and both instruments IN
yoltaic circuit, as follows: On tho north east
side of my house two zinc plates, each foot
square, arc sunk in holc, and suspended to IL
wire. This is passed through the house. to tho
pendulum first, and then tho clock. On tho
southeast sido Of the house, at a distance of a
bout forty yards, hole was dug four tcot deep.
and Two sacks of common coke buried in it;
among tho coke another wire was secured, and
pissed in at tho drawing room window, and joined
10 tho former wire at the clock. Tho ball Of tho
pendulum weighs nino pounds. but II was moved
eneroeticaiy and has ever since continued to do go
will, the sof-samo energy. The timo is to pro-
fection, and tho cos, of the motive power was
only rs. 81. Thore arc but ,hroo little wheels
in the clock. and neither weights nor springs. so
Their is nothing to DO wound up. 10 another
friend in Bat,ersea he has three clocks, two
small ones and one hall clock, all moved by ono
current, and regulated by one and the same Pendu'
Ium. This is all he has completed in England.
having Just reached Edinburgh, whero he is to
establish mandatory of iheso clocks, which,
for accuracy. chcapnoss, and utility, will. be-
love- surpass every timo-piece hitherto conrived.'