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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

ALEXANDRIA I.OTrCRy
100000!
A~LEN A lOTEERN

Clss, ;92 Tor lS45. to he drawn in B,lI,mn, Az.
gust 10 10 numbers. II dawn hallols.
l of $4,000 l Of 5000 OF 1000 oClll5
10 $4,000.
Tickets 3 dolls; n certificate OF n package will be
sent Tor 10 dolls; shares in pruporiin..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
SMll, IACIIiNES-

NANCEliY SALE or PERSONAL PROP.
~ * In puruiucc OF n dectcc oi m. Cir.
cut Superior Cuuu OF Law and Chlncr,y E.r ,hc
county 81 Ohi'. pronounced un The lOh day Of
) i"c, 1873 and of u suhsc. uent order mnde ON ,hs
on nay OF June lsi5. 10 q cansc pending in rard
court between W. Il n N'Hcr. com,lainant-. and
Neatrer, burke. ltGd& Ga anil others. lie
he undersigned Will. on Monday IA. o5 IA ,Iov as
August ntx'.at 'hc Font decor NJ lac Cuun hou.c az
Ohi" county. IN HE city II Wheeling. ,r.t, inr sal,
ara VIII sell O" the highest hnticr. TWELVE SNur
MACHINES now m the po. session ~ X w uord,pg,
'd'e Harding q Wcldln, az ~ many. ar su.h Der,
"'''e'i' a. may be necessary to satsiY Tho decree
ni"rss,Id.
TEItAiS-Ou a credit Of six months. the p,rchs4
ser giving bond with good security tor the savment
OF The purchase money. OiIh in'efe,I iuu tho day Of
sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
MawgMa
Under this head will be found all the i'm.
Portant news from last nights eastern mail.

The interest on the Pennsylvania State debt
due on the LIST of August was promptly paid,
and a good feeling seemed to prevail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

ONELSt-Jusl received, q fresh sopplv of
~ The %Smuee'oi Wy june; Monni Sp,,el ,y the
Heres ct The DE Wees; Svtl or The T~o Nations
10y D1smelF Dl.focifs Works complete. .e,c,
novels IN one vol, price 81 tt snle bv
y 26 w ROBB Cor Main - U,3,,s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
i'm % 100

NOFN LOTS ~ LAND FOR SxLE-
l. The subscriber ofcr. AT pnvnre sale. Tho
blowing Described d. rhle property. VIZ L., NJ,
To- ana 'ni, oi Lot No I6 in The Is Ia square of
The ciy ut Wheeling. being un the Gunner a, s,h
ana Quincy streets, on both Of which arr p.od and
c1nvenicnt hrI,k dwellings. Sad lots are situated
~ he most eligible parI al he city for residences.
and Viii hc sold low and IN tho following c,ny.,
nienl terms, VIZ; Ore fourth cash aud The balance
IN 'hr'e equal m%slalmcnis of one. ;wo md three
years VIVA interest. and secured negotiable paper.
ALSO One hundred acres of cnnl Lind II, M.
STATE Of Ono, tppUsire the city OF Wheeling. lying
above Bridegroom ou tle OHIO riy,r, To he divided
oil III twenty ace lois, To suit purchasers. Tho
coal Is ol superior quality, can he run hy Railroad
i"h boats. ot suitable iyt IN tuuiaciurors.
" II 6iw u ZANE
p'isNursh CO.. Tie copy weekly to amour, Of SO,
and charge his ufice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
LOTTERY

Glass 80 Tor lSi5. Ia be drawn at Alexandra. y C.
August Is. SO number. IL drawn ballots.
ONE PRIZE OF S2j, OOOt!
OF $4,000 nj 5000 l oi 5000 10000
| 100 ] 1900 10 1000 Is 500
Tickets 10 dolls. a csrnfcate of % nbulc ,ick
cts 100 dolls. Shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
SADDLE. Birdie, TRUNK AND
HARNESS ~MANUFACTORY,
NO. 100

Main Street, WHEELING, Va.
' VIE Subscriber tenders his sincere thank, 10
4 his friends md The public generally. for their
k.nd patronage since he commenced business in
The above named stand; aud would hereby inform
Them he still continues tn keep on hand and mann.
iacinIe 10 order, SADDLES Of different kinds and
among which, is King, improved PArrNr
SPRING SEAT. an article which only needs a
iiIal 10 he found the hest now in use. every variety
OF BRiDLES * MARTiNG NLES; also. fine BUGGY.
CARRIAGE. and COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION COMMON TRUNKS
NALlS"S, CARPET and SADDLE BAGS COL,
LARS and NAMES. BUGGY. RIDING AND
WAGON WHIPS and LASIlES. FLY NETS. &c.
&c. all OF ihe above mentioned articles ore well
made and WARRANTED good.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
Ahor'ers for work promptly attended Ia.
Jun 10 3md&w WA MING NICOLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN NJ
CAKR, OF Philadelphia, The above business Will
hereafter be conducted IN The name al NICOLL g.
CARR WM MING NICOI
jv 10 jy9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

Z light READING o THE PEOPLE
4 4 -Ju,t received Ibis day, the Gllowin g NOV.
cls; Westward ll"' n novel 10y J X PnuldIpp; The
Stranger in Lowell; The Duicllman's Firr,,Ic. n
Tale hy the author Of John Bull in America. &c;
Eveiina, a novel hy Miss BurEey; EVELYN or a
Heart unmasked. 10y Anna Cora Mcwau For sale
ny Uv2Gl w ROBE. Main cor Union a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
II. CARTWRIGHT.


WORKING CUTLER g. SPECTACLE MAKER
} E~SPECTFULLY informs The public of Vince
ling and lis vicinity. that he has opened his
store nj No l46 Main II, IN the above line. where
hc hopes by strict attention 10 business. 10 merit the
aPprnbation and support Of a discerning pnblic.-
Having had long experience in all branches of his
husiness and n FracHcnl workman. he nllters him-
sell Ihot he can gise general satisfaction.
i G, is prepared 10 furnish his customers with
every description Of SpecIacles, The Glasses Of q
quality superior 10 those in common use.
Warranted Brazilian Pebble Eyes
Superior Cataract Glasses
PeuscopIc or Meniscus Eyes
Prcscrycrs, white. blue, green and gray Of every
shasci Concave Glasses for near sighted pcfsons.
All grinding OF Cutlery ond Repairing Of Spec
iacles, sc, executed in he ueatcst Tyle.
u C,parIculnily directs Inc attention Of hose
ahiis'cT wth Hernia. To his sup fior Trusses. WhIch
he "arfnuiS TO retain obstinate ruptures with case
and safety, bIg In
-.vrpn.ntDn 49, ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
ALEX An ID I,ovrGpy

Class l9o tor 1919, To be drawn At b ,!umurc. Au.
gust 10. as Numbers, - drawn ballots.
l OF 100000 | of 5000 Of 1900 Iurl5OO
10 prizes of 1000.
Tickets D dolls; n certificate pf a package Of 81
whole tickets Mil be sent Tor 6j dolls; sharts M
: rOpUrnun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

USf RECEIVED and noyg opening. . general
80 assortment Of Dry Goods. Groceries. g. Queens.
ware 81 every variety. All kinds of Gu1ds ol
the m jsl appfoved and fashionable siylos. M low No
they can be sold IL The Union. Tor cs.h " approved
Pfodncc. % MGINNIS.
may 2 No l7S Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
NOL.D AND SILVER MATCHES.

q OLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
w Fine Gold md Silver Watches. Those
who wish To purchase Gold and Silver Watches
and Jewelfy. will frd II to their advantage To call
ga the Subscriber. who has a fresh supply Of the
alsve kinds OF Gords on hand.
Fine Gold and silver English pattern Levers
d. do Detached Lever Watches
Do DO Ladies' Lepinc Watches
Ladies' and Gcnilcmcn's fac gold Guard chains
Do do Beast Pms
Ladies' Bracelets Guild Pencils
G-ld Watches Us low us SOS. and warranted To-
keep time.
All Watches warranted To keep good time or The
money returned.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the
best manner.
Silver Spoons made to order and n genefal rs,
sor'mcnt constantly on hand.
jy % A o FAIRCIIlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

a LSU. a superior lot otHARDWARE. Scylhes
"a 81. kles Knives and Forks Curry combs Car ds
NC. (moy ~ MGINNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06

ID AZOR SrRoPS.-A full assortment, of Chm.
III man's Razois Of all sizes aud prices. jus,
reed and for sale Wholesale and retail. by
~ - J & Il I~IORNBROOK
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17

Pile upon euery thing, provided he will lei
euery body ,rampIe upon him. Now as
the As will patiently submit. to all these
indigniiies. and the man TO none Of them.
he must even 6ghl his way as peaceably
as5he. can, through world of opposition.
Yel.ierrible rs such a life of cunillcl must
lie, he has;npIhing TO do but 10 march iull
onward in slraigh, direction, to bear
down every Antagonist before him; for in
q right line, even If he be plgmy, he
will be inyincible; but i! he decline in
Ihe:le from he Integrity Of his path, 10
the one handso The other, though he be a
giant, be fallstin an instant and his enc
mics fall loo--hut they fall upon him !:
and. "a Ship in a storm might as well ap-
peal 10 The mercy Of the winds and the
waves, as,fie Editor Of Newspaper cry
for quarter:when he is on ground which is
not bis own. The truth is sin.ply this. aud
ice iiavelong since discovered ii, that il is
no more the sduly of an Editor 10 please
everybody, y,than it is his interest to please
nobody, and he has only to consider 'chon,
he will please to decide whether he will
be man orsAss on the highway Of The
public.-Ralsigh Register
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
BY RUFUS PORTER.

MACH number will be furnished with
4A from tworo FIVE original Engravings,
n,any of them elegant, aud illustrative OF
Ns,u Inusntions, ScieutJFc Principles, anl
Curious Works /; aud will coulain, ~ al
dillun to tho most interesting news ot
passing events, general notices of the pro.
gress uf Mechanical and other Scientific
Improvements American and Foreign
Improvements aud Inventions; Catalogues
OF American Patents Scientific Essays.
illustrative of The principles Of tile Scen
ces of Mechanics, Chemistry aud Arcnl.
lecture useful information and instruction
in various arts and Trades {; Curious PHI
l0sophical Experiments Miscellaneous
Intelligence, Music and Poetry.
This paper is essentially entitled to The
patronage Of Mechanics and ManuIsctur
ers, being the only paper in America de-
voted 10 the interests of those classes; but
is particularly useful to farmers, as il y MI
NOT only apprise them Of Improvements ID
agricultural Implements, but inslroct them
in various mechanical trades, ard guard
them against imposl'ious As a family
newspaper, il will convey more useful in
telliseuce 10 children aud young peUple,
than FIVE times its cost 10 school instruction.
Another important argument in favor ol
this paper. is hat it will be worth Two dol
lars at the eud Of the year, when the
volume is complete, (Oid volumes of the
New York Mechanic, being now worth
double the orlgiDal5tost, in CASH.
Terms-The. .ScieniGc American" will
bs furnished to- subscribers at $500 per
aGnum-one dollar in advance, aud The
balance in six months.
Five copies will be sent to Que address
six months, for four dollars in advance.
ANY person procuring TWO or more sub
scribers, will be entitled to a commission
Of 25 cents each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
DR.. BranAreth's Pills.
EP RANDRETH's PILLS by cleansil

TD RANDRETH'S PILLS by cleansing
III d the Blood from all impurities, gives
power to every organ to perform its fllnrtons
healthily no matter whether externally or in
ternally situated. Nature has formed the how
els for the evacuation of all unhealthy humors
of the blood, and if man would use but com
mon sense, he would take care that they per.
formed this Office faithfully. If the bowels are
out of order. if too slow or TOO fast Il few do
ses Of BRAsDRETH' PILLs will bring
them TO order. Ask the man who was dying
from consiipated bowels what cured him; he
tells you Brandreths Pills. Ask him who has
had the dysentary for six months, and every
remedy had failed !; he Tells yon, Brandreth's s
Pills cured him in week. So with other dis
eases Twelve Brandreth's Pills rubbed down
in half pint of nlolasses. cured little boy Of
an ulcer ofthe face which was rapidly spreading
TO his eyes, and which dozen doctors had tried
to cure. but could not; the poor parents would
have given half they were worth to have had it
cured, but every thing they tried did no good,
until they gave II a iea spoonful Ofmoasses ev
cry day.in halfa pint of which they had rubbed
down twelve Brandreth's Pills; before the
whole of the moasses was taken the ulcer was
cured. And yet some foolish people call Bran
dretli's Pills g quack medicine. II would be
well If there were few more such quack med
icines. Will all your pretended Sarsaparilla
Compounds, or Lozengcs, OF Salves, cure like
the Biandreth's Pills Can they send you 10
persons cured as Dr.. Brandretl cant Can
they point out TO you people who had been
helpless for years from Epilepsy and 81. Vitus'
Dance, who have been cured by their RENE
dies e they cannot, DR.. Brandreth can
Can they point ont to you person who for
twenty years had Iever had stool withou,
having used medicine, or mechanical means,
and whom the Brandreths Pills cured in a
month, and gave him as healthy excavations
as lie had when he was child
1.-THE Pills are sold ut DR.. Rrandrcth's Of.
flee, 24l Broadway, N. York. Also, by Bland
s. BatLcr, Edge6eld C. H.; S. d. Clarke s; Co.,
Hamburg; j. S.. g. D. e: Smyley. Meeting
Street; ". NJ. Coleman. New Maikel; IGhitloek,
Sutliraa & WatLer, Greenwood L.. D. Mcirri-
man, Cokesbury
Aug. 81 St 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
From the N, o. Pitayune. Sept. 2.
TWELVE JAYS LATER FROM
MEXICO.
MEXICO.

The Mexican schooner Joaquina, Capt.
Gormez, arrived at this port yesterday
from Tampico, whence she sailed on the
22d ut. She brought US neither letters
or papers, but goodly quantity OF ru-
mors. Our evening contemporary, the
Courier, was 50 fortunate as TO receive a
copy Of The Diario del Gobierno" of The
18th of August, which is just twelve days
later than any paper from the capital
hitherto received here.
From The sources indicated above we
learn that President Herrera has been
reluctantly compelled 10 accept The resig-
nation of his late Ministers, viz. l.. g.
Cueyas, Stale Department.; Mariano Ri
va Palacio, Justice; Luis de la Rosa,
Treasury; aud Garcia Conde, War DE
parlment. This intelligence the President
communicated 10 the Chambers on the
llih August, with expressions OF the
highest regard for the talents. integrity
and patriotism of the Ministry. No def.
mite cause for the resignation and it's reuc-
tant acceptance is assigned, unless il be
an allusion To "exisling difficulties" ln
lhe meantime, I'LL he can organize an en-
lirely new ministry, he has appointed
provisional one, consisting of Jose Maria
Daran and Juan Luis Velasquez de Leon
for the port folios Of Justice and War
while The duties of both the Stale anc
Treasury Departments deyolye upon JOS
Maria Monasterio. Through the latte
runc,ionary the President communicate
The change of Ministry 10 Congress! Th
same day that The aunonncement OF tb
change was made. lheoficial journal con
ltained communication from Sr. Monas
terriio, thanking The ex.Miuislers in lh
name of The President forilbe able mar
{ :ueri in which they had discharged thesdl
ties of their several departments:
Z. The reiterated demands OF Mexico upc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
NO. 81.

Yucatan for troops, have received one
Uniform response--that if Mexico choose
to engage in warr@itb the United STATES,
she musl bear the brunt Of IL; that Yu.
ca,an Department would not contrib
ute any quota Of troops; but that if any.
of her citizens choose to volunteer they
were at liberty 10 do so.
Taking all the above news in,o consid-,
Grafton war does not appear TO be so iln7.
minent as, il looked some weeks since
but the internal affairs Of Mexico. judging
by the glimpse al them which one paper
affords. are in a most interesting and crit.
ital condition. We look for news from
that country with unwonted Bnxie,y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17

Editorial independence The Editor
of Newspaper has frequently been CON-
pared To The man witt! an Ass, who neither
ny walking or riding, leading, driving, or
carrying. could please the people whom
he met on the road, lIl in a fit of fury, ho
threw his Ass into The river, and then, 10
be sure, every body was delighted with
The frolic. The slmil,ude is very just
one, and though some folks may think
thai 10 the case of an Editor, The sooner
the man throws away The Ass the better,
this is an anliquated maxim, and it much
oftener happens in lEis enlightened age,
that The ASS flings the man, and jogs on
by himself, along The beaten path which
Asses have trodden siuce the creation,
und which they will tread to the end oil
The world-the path Of drudgery, dullness
aud servillily. Now. that il is far mt e
polite for an Editor pplay tie Ass ttt j
the man, is very evident, from the facl
|.rhalthe sormer has much greater chance
10 please the public than the latter :-fol
II. he will ouly permit every fnol 10 lead
and every ,blockhead TO ride him. he may
ldo whatever be likes beside, be ma ystranl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
EDGEFIBLD ADVERTISER.
". F. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.

y n = FrH T.a q
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5lfpuid in advance -S3if notpaid within Sly
months from the date of subscription, and
if not paid before the expiration Of the
wear. All subscriptions will be continued
afless otherwise ordered before the explra'
tionsof the year; but no paper will be dlscon
tinuedmutil al!'auearages are paid, unless al
the option of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scribers, shallreceiveihe paperfor one year,
gratis. -
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at as
cent, per square, (l2 lines, or less, for the
first insertion, and 37l for each continuance:
Z. Those published monthly, or quarterly, will
be charged $l.per square. Advertisements s
no, having the number of insert ons marked
:on them, will be continued until ordered out
and charged accordingly.
All communications, post paid sill be prompt.
ly and strictly uttendedto to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
COMM ERClAL.

The Produce markets continue active,
and OH the weeks business Wesr Iudla
Sugars have advanced fully Is per cwr.
The deliveries continue large, while The
arrivals are comparatively meagre. At
present in The London market the slock is
ooIy about 2O00 hhds. aod lierces in at
vance of last year. Nearly 5000 hhds.
and llerces were sold this week in The
metropolis al the improved rates. The
markets present a firm appearance, aud
the grocers buy literally, and prices have
an upward tendency. A good deal of
speculation is gong ON IN The primary ar
,icles of produce, which is one reason OF
lhe firmness which exists. The demand
for Maurilius Sugar has also been consid
rrable at higher rates, and the stock,
which al one lime was large, is rapidly
declining. For Eas, India Sugars there
had also been considerable inquiry, and
the advance has been FROM Is. 10 3. per
cwl. This is owing 10 the stocks having
fallen SO low--much below those of the
corresponding period last year. West 10.
dia Coffee fully maintaius the quotations,
:; and the stock OH hand is below hal OF las
year. Easl ludia and foreign Coffee are
looking up. Rice is rising from supposed
deficiency in the potato crop in some
parts of the country.
The Cotton market, il will be seen, il
tolerably. steady, with fair demand, ant
the prices of last week have been full!
I maintained. Indeed, on some OF tn,
!. more common descriptions Of Americal
I slight demand has taken place. 'rh
market on Saturday aud yesterday wa
quiet, as the news Of the steamer had no
much apparent effect upnn Il. On ih
former day the sales announced 10 56O
hags, yesterday about 1000. Prices hay
undergone n" change.
5, Mr.. .Easrst..-Mr. Everett who has fc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
AsHylLLE, N. c. Ans Q

Numbers ofSwagons pass lhrongh.ihiss
place daily on their way from South
.Carolinalo Tennessee 10 procure corn, as
The crop ofihatarticle iu aslprges esportion
Of South Carolina is entirely destroyed.
An idea:may be had Of the destitution Of
the people when it is known thatSlhese
wagons are SEM from a hundred and fifty
10 two hundred miles for corn! Grea.
Numbers Of poor people: are leaving The
!, Stale and going no Tennessee: A9hnns
tdred and fifty persons, consisting entirely
kof4pnor families, 3ilassed through Tbs place
Eoue dpyllast week. Messsagss 8. 8.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
FROM CENTRAL. AMERIcAI... 4, I I.

War! Var I'VE are indebted to
Capt. Pedersnn,, of the John r. Gardner,=
for Balize (Honduras) paper Of the. 18th
ull. BY The annexed paragraph, il ap-sss
pears that war has broken, Out between!
the States of San Salvador and Hondu-
ras in Ceniral America. ilns$s
Our advices from the interior confident
ly assert that the long threatened hostii-s
ties between the States Of San Salvador
and Honduras have commenced. Gauie-
nlala has supplied the former with a loan
of arms and ammunition, and it,,,is even
said rha, Gen. Cabrera is raising troops
to aid Them. ;;.:..,., .t-s.ssgg,.,;s5;
The Government has Issued procla- 4
nation calling on all the male .inhabit.
ants over the age of ID years to take up
arms for their defence under peualty Of
dealh.-Jour. Of Com. e.. S,i-.. &
From the Observer. dug. 8.
We learn by recent letters from Tho Ia.s
terror, that some disturbances have occur
red in Yucalan and in BacalIar, and that
fears are entertained of SERIOUS difficulty
before the excitement is al!ayed. .Incen-si
dtarism has, shown itself in different paris
of the country. aud a considerable des.
slruction Of property had already occur
red 81 3 = J, J. =, s.; ~. s.s;5' "
Late papers which we have received
make no mention of these circumstances,
but when we recollectihal the, editor and
printer is responsible for. every article
published wiEoutspertnissio saf govern
ineni.7 ibis IS not 20 be wondered al. fti6-
object Of the government being to sup
press all such information.