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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
SaO.0GN.

GRIND sO"sO,aa,Qi Lottery. Of Dsia,eare.l Georc,a
Class No. 10,
To Le drawn at Hilmu'at,,n. . Saiurdar October 25
oi $4,000 ! OF 10000 oi 60o0 of PAID
IS Nos. Ii ballos Tickets $40; certificate paek.
age 20 wholes III dolls; shaics IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
ss& VA. Il. Nc -
tiiNNCERV SAFE.

LOIs IN wiiEEtlNG 4 NJ La RANt'L--Tiit.
boGGS FARM --i.A%D IN MARSHALL.
COUNTY. &C. &C ,n.fF~
NStANT to- tho .'n' decree, made by the
CItcai Sspctos cour, oi L-w and Chsncey
inf Ohio Conny Virginia. "n the 18Th Jaw ~ June.
lsii orJ 2eh day OF May. lsi5 IN The cults an
Chanrcry.
Between ihc General tis,rauco Company
Map land ce,7p'ainaa,.
aud
Mary NJ s Zanc. Adm,ns,iairis ef Ehenrser Zane
licensed A,cAandet II Charl"c cs..niur al hI"s.
cs w C!mp'iur. iiie said Alrxtssr. JSish w
Pfnc'or and Mary Ann his vile. and o,hen. d.fsn-
donte
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
NR wisrAR's GREAT DlScoVERy.-l

4 R WiSFARS GREAT DlSCOVERY.-I
E[ was once said, There ia nothing new under
Tie sun. This has been emphaiicaliy lfuc m reier
euce TO med.cue lTundrtI4 Of Plh. Pnn.ccns.
Exreeioran;1 and Specifies OF AL SORT have been
ppiied INTO noioreiy-aii made mainly Of the snmc
ingfediCnis. adding new naieria!s 10 The healing
ar Bul DR. Wisars Bolsnn of Wild cherry fur.
nshcs new medical ngen'--a new principle
evolved from Nalures own Depository, II cures
Asthma, Incipicui Cunsumptions Liver Complains
and oil disease- Of The Lungs when nothing else
will. An honorable member uG The Canadian Par
lament, wTues that 1t has cured htm II Asthma of
ionye7Ts' standing Williams. attorney at law
% Nllllm street Nsw York. has been cured Of
.he soIne disease of tweuly four yoar- standing.
Mr. Cr2rns oi New jersey makes aff;davii that
cured him ola supposed cousumptirn~ nfIcr hl,
phy-iclnrs h1d gwen him zip To dici aud so wuh
hundrods of oihtfH.
Vs. Remamhot We positively, in no case. palm III
untrn cures pr0Iuccd by ihi- Invaluable remedy
gSsT' Be sure IN gei Dr. Wisaf's Balsarn of Wild
cherry there are imirllions,
9J-'Ihc CoruIue Wi.lar's BalsaIn IL sold only l. .
Dr. CRUMBACKER, I73 Main St ocl 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
ST. 0OO,

Pohomoke Rirer Loresy Of M cless 2lj.
To ho drawn AZ Wilmington. Tuesday Ocrobcr %
LOT sl3Ouc of 5000 oia000 ur2c00
IS Nos, 10 ballots Tickets 81, certificate pack =,
nge 20 whole. 500 Lns; .hare- IN nrnnorlIon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

f"knmokc.RIver tdiery. claso Nn2l2;
!" i'e dawn Thursday, Oriohcr -. isI5
| ~ $1,000 $4,000 of l6OU OF 1000
Is Nos 10 ballots. Tickets SO !; certificate pack
age - Whales S3i CO; shares IN pr,partlon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
sig OOOi

Pnknmoke River LOTTERY, class No 2I6
70 he dawn at Wilmington "wednesday Oci'r %
81 $4,000 80 Of 1000 ! oi 900 | ol sOu
rs Ms. l hnilois. Tickets 81, ccrtiiicnl, pack
ogc rs whnles g.! do'l-; shares in prcpttiun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
sIn-nno.

PoLcnobe River Lottery. class No gil
To be drawn at Wilmington. Wednesday Ocir
ct SloOnO ] "i 5000 | of $500 I ci 5000
az Mes IL hninIs. Tickets S.; certificate pscL. .
age % wioicS Is loll,: shares IN piorortun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
CURE FOR CORNISH
CHAIRS! CHAIRS.! CHAIRs,i
JAMES r.. GATHER
lsuccrsson TO ), coNNELLy & soNs.1

IoUtCk>SUH TO J. CUNNELLf 4 SONS.
No. l5G MARKET STREET.
cSEA RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
Eu]o lie ihaI lie has on hand and man.
MN. niacinrcs 10 order every variety Of
ETTT Chairs al The latest patterns. and in
wv II style OF Workmanship not surpassed IN
the Western Country.
lie has on hand large sock of Boston Rockers.
iiai Bsion Rockers. Common do. Revolving Chairs
Sninhe for Counting Rooms. Ere, ch Parlor Chairs.
several now and nplcndld patterns of wood Sea-,
Chairs Dining Chairs. Setlecs Sociables, Childfen's
Table "ockIng nnt Common Chairs &c &c
lie public are invited 10 call and examine his
stock. rs hc WI assure ar who favor him with
'her custom, that they shall be disappointed ci
'hef IN price OF qnniy lie is determined by clos @
personal attention To business. enlte himself Ia
lar proportion Of public patronage
Chairs carefully packed or sent To airy par, of
The CITY free Of charge. en- sen If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
Ataspecial meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail road, held
on "Wednesday last, the Hon. louis Nc.
Lane was unanimously reelected President of
the Company; and, in Consequence of his alb.
sence us Minister to England, Samuel Jones,
IT, Esq was unanimously reelected Presl
dent pro tenn. The proposition for reduc-
ton of fare to Cumberland and intermediate
places, it is expected Will be finally acted up
on at the next meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
TO ALI nom TT May CoYCERs.

lllELDAIFER q FAIRS. would rcspec,ful
u inform iheir cns'omcfs md he public gen.
t'olly, ihni they coninue To manufacture ali Tho
different varieties of CHAIRS. Seu,es s,c,oblcs
&C. al very reduced prices. ond NJ the shofies, no.
.lcc possible Their establishment ~ AZ No. t27
Main street, where they will always be found rcoJy
10 wan on oil who may favor them with a call
Chairs carefully seni 10 all parts OF The civ Gee
Of ,harge. NV
D. Good Poplar lumber taken in exchange n,
work. - (,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
.taoC,C,

Pokou,ekc R,vcr Lohef,. clnss No3IO.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Tues,lny October . .
OF $1,000 Of 1000 | 1000 of 1000
40 N"s. , ballots. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
ase 70 whoies 29i d,lls; shares IN ptoporInu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

eD CASKS RED LEAD. just reed and G,r sal,
<sH ocI 10y Pryor a. PAULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

FACT WORTH KNOWING a gentleman
Of a Scroiu!ous hobir, became oftci,d vim Irce,.
o'i'ns Of The Throt and Nose, and a di,ngrerobl,
ana Troublesome dsefse al HE skin, Indeed hs
While system bore the marks of hcuu ,aiura ed
with disease Oua hand and wrist were So muri,
I''ied mat he hld Insl ne 81 The hand. every
part beng covered w,,h deep. painful AID olIns,,
oic'Ts' md his hand anh wfisi were as hollow aud
of'us ns a konr'cumh II was n this Stage of
The complaint, when death apponred ineytlgble
from lonihsome disease. Ihnl be comme need the
use at J"ynes Alieauve, aud havirg taken sixteen
boy s n"w perfectly cured PsLse Ldger
rms ALThRATNE oP'fales through tie circulr,
non aud pur'ics The blood tud cradcalcs diseases
rom HE system whCsevcr located; md he uurne-
rons cures At has pcr"rmcd IN dilcnst sol The skin
Ca"oef. Scrouln, Goiuc. Liver compliant. Dy. pen.
s'a anh cher chronic dseases, Is truly astonishing
e. rfeP9Ied only ny DR. d JAYNE, No 5 South Third
Street, philadelphia.
,,. For sale Ivy Dr. CRUMBACKER. 173 Main ST.
Wheeling, Va o1I2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
October SCHEMES FOR 1915.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERy.

Class 2Js inr ! ST.. draws at Baltimore. OcI'r 90.
of s25O0O CT 5000 l $4,000 at 1000
Tickets . ,ln,is; certificate ol 90 who.cs will
u" sent tor 40 i"li.; siarrs ~ proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
&I2.OOll.


P'komoke River Lottery. class M 2lS
To Ne drawn 81 Wilmington. Del FRIDAY Oct'r ~
| at $4,000 1000 Of 5000 lot 1900
~ Ms. l2 IaIlols, rickcIs 81; certificate pack.
"ee 81 "holcs 10 dolls; 'hUfos !" proportion.
SMALL. FRY IOTrERS.
Draws ~ "ih,Ws Throughout lhc month ui O,iobrr
Draws on TIA, sjn,s--Capilai prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of lackoge wholcs
Sl2; shares IN proportion.
DRAWS un 'Fhur>dayS--Capal prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates uf part,se whnles
SID; shares in pmpnuion
Draws on Suuriavs- Capital prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate oi package wholcs
SID: shares III p'rperiOD.
Address yuur ordcfs 10.
sep27 l. DORSEY, Wheeling. va
SMITHS SUPERIOR COPAL vARNISu,
- jus, reed aud Tor sale low for cash
sep "a MENDEl. ~ HARBOUR,
S.2 EHA BAGS PRIME GREEN RIO COFFEE
saw 100 bags Lagnyrn Crticc; int reed
and Tor sale by CRANGLE & BSlIEYS
jy l6
{ 10TH Cars irr,d, every variety just rec
~ at l7j Nam st a CMCALLAM.
scp2i
AAy AN1ED-B Bacon Lard, Kcc Bniler. Fea.
w bsrs Ginseng. Snake root. Bc,sNaI AID
"'her Country ProGuoc. ii NJ JAMISOE,
" ~ Wafer sltceI, Wheeling.
Efk DOZ Sat Blin,s assorted, zes aud co!ofs
eFSp just reed and for snlc very luw
seP2I MENDEL & HARBOUR.
% DOI Stacking bottoms. Just rccei9ei and lor
- sale low MENDEL & uARBOuR
zep.7
tAShS SAL SODA, iced uuG Tor saIe hy
30 oci2 IRYOR Il PAUL.
:
etsA LBS FRES HCTrRoN jn,l reed
N % " and iot sale low by
oct = PRYOR g. PAULL.
aGbsSSh LBS CHOICE HAMS. sugar eur.
N SbSS1 ed just received and TOR sale hy
sep3 SuEIVER & STEELE
i a. DBLER'S uAKBW ARE. orr g.
Z - GREER, NJ l5g Man street, Wheeling nrc
no" rereh jug larger aud more general as,onmcnj
o 80 d. "a hr above me. ,han hn- ever ho ore been
IL cd i' sale - This city. Sa4dc-S nay ralraiais
/ "P'" G'N"s BaTgaias. sop -
NRTANTED- Reg and Roll Butter. White
w B'ans, Timothy nud Clover Seed Fcarhcr,
| Eocswh1, GINSENG, Green ard Dried nrpIes Hon.
| nId county produce ponenlv
! sep2J ~ " IA UiSON Water Nrrft
sEh MICS GROUND GiNGER. reed and
% hTraie ~ PRYOR & PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

"a ADDER-4 casks hcsl Omhro 200 lbs prifne
~ 4 igdig' just reed and for sale low 10y
PRYOR & rAULL lea Marker 81.
oci vLai,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
MANAnrnA, orrIcr.
It.alI!a.!!!lh!!!lI!liE
IiEAD QuARrEHs.

NJ Our Cpuiity fiiend-. pn VISITING Ia,
N. ehv.will bear IA mind lha, our oi,icc Is re-.
moved to 'htee doots souih 81 Union. on Man ST
G. GREGORY S co sianaeos s.
RoBr ARMSTRONG. Aqrnt
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

Pikomoke River Lottery class M 2lS
To hr drawn at Wilmington, Del FRIDAY Oct'r 2,
| al $4,000 lufl000 | Of 5000 lotI5OD
~ Ms. IL Ialols Tickets 81; certificate u,rl
"eo 81 ~hclcs IL dolls; ,hurcs ia proyartion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27

sILVER SPOONS-SrlvcrT Table and Tea
~ Spoons for sale and made to order
oci IL o FAlRCHlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
NOTICE,

an LILLIAN MKAY Will npcn an evening
w school On Monday. ooh inst. Tor Whine.
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Book keeping
oct 10
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

g poN'r DANCE ',-An exchange paper
tells story OF an innocent countr9man who
chauced to be in one Of our cities "a Sum
day, aud concluded to go 70 chafeh. ATriv-
I'd there he waited outside for moment.
When d his profound surprise, the organ
atE1e Hp, from which be concluded some
sort b SHAVE down. was about 10 com-
mence. that moment gentlemen inVi-
ted hin IS b and take seat. Not,
zaellg mister;M aiat used 70 such loingson
SUNDAY; and besides 3oa'f dances' and he
re4ireds shocked e1ceaine F
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

the same time, and i pretty maidens learn
10 bind shoes with the introduction Of their
a-b-Gbs. Lovers exchange hearts over a
kid slipper, and swear eternal fidelity oyera
lap-stone. II they would get married, they
ask DR.. Waxen the parson, if he viii stitch
them together, and they will pay him in
shoe-mending. Whipping their children
Is called tanning, and the rod they use is a
caphide. The little boys swear by 'hides
and leather and play at games which they
call singh and low quarter, and toe A
child newly born is lap>stone, and the
age Of their children is known by the aun1>
Der Of shoes they wear. Beys are called
rights, and the girls lefts-an old maid Is
an odd slipper, and an old bachelor an odd
boot. The street doors TO their dwellings
are sinsteps,' and a man il an overcoat is
sfoxed.' The fields about the town are
patches, and fellow halEseas over is half
soIed. They never see an oak tree bat
directly calculate the number of pegs il will
make, and when they behold bees at work
they reflect that the only end Of wax is
waxed end. They look on all cattle and
sheep as only leather growers, and believe
that hogs were only made 70 produce bris
ties. It's lap-stones would pave Broadway
and its lasts, IL piled together, would make
monument higher than that on Bunker
Hill"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

TIE WASTE OF TIME.-Time is so short
there is none to be wasted. We have too
much TODD in time to bear the waste Of it.
There are no hours We can spare for any
thing aside from life's great object. No
hours to spare for idle recreation and vain
amusement; none for frivolity and bilarity--
none for useless reading OF lfifing conEerA
sation-Rone for foolish words, testing
speeches, censorious talk, proftless disputes
OF angry strifes. Oh what sight more sad,
than Of men probationed for immortality,
trifling with the gewgaws Of a passing
world What is more painful to contests
for power and fame spending life in ssrifes
Of pride, ambition and aVarice. Such q
sight, is It not enough to make angels weep!
Time was not given fOl such purposes. i
is worth too much to be employed thus. We
have too great q work in charge to distract
our minds and Gil our hearts with what is
vain and proftless. Surely, il We regard
the interests and hopes Of cur immortal be.
ling, We shall take cate what we do with
time. How can we Be careless Of ouI
thoughts, words and deeds, when they are
all treasured above, and our eternity shall
feel their influence.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08
CURIOUS FUNERAL SERvTcE.-Tbe fol-

CURIOUS FUNERAL SERvIcE.-Tbe fol-
lowing touching service was preached in
Washington county, Md. Ii is said by the
HdgerstOaDB NetDs to be 40 hoax: sIFriends
and neighbors! you have congregated to see
this lump Of mortality put into hole in the
ground. You all knew the deceased
worthless, drunken. good for,nothing vaga>
bond. He lived disgrace and fnfaTny, and
died in wreichedness. You all despised
him: YOU all know bis brother Joe who lives
on the hillg Hes not BIT better, though
he has scraped together little property By
cheating his neighbors. His end will be
like that of this loathsome creature, who
You will please put into hole as soon
as possible. ] won't ask you to drop tear
but brother Bohow, will please raise hymn
while we FIJI up the graves
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

OREsoN The New York Courier, IN no.
ticing the report that line mightbe agreed
upon between Great Britain and the United
States, says - Gin. Gazettt.
If L Be- true that the Oregon question
cansbe settled 81 The extension Of our line
of boundary from the lake of the Woods,
West, that is, On the parallel of lat. 40 deg.
We not only get al We claim, but the ad-
ministFalion which refuses such settlement
of the question, ought 20 Be sxecraied b
every honest man il tie nation The truth
Is, from latitude 40 to "a deg. 40 ID. there
exists joint title on the part d England
and The United States, which has resolved
itself into joint occupancy under The exis.
ting treaties between lie two counties. IA
1877 our Commissioners. with 9 view q
dividing che territory ID dispute, proposed
that our line Of boundary from tie Lake d
lis Woods 20 dees. Norlh. should be s..
tended 70 The Pacific. To this ne British
Government objected, because iteavs 4.
seven degrees 81 the disputed territory ant
Ter them but degrees and 4o minutes
THEY said, however, Wo will consent TIM
lie line 81 20 dsgs. North shall bs extend
cd West Until i strikes the waters of th'
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08
VOL. 10. No. 4.-Whole No. 465.

bic trees, as food. clothing and shelter are
afforded by t.. Coffee is ma i've of Arabia
Felix, but It is now spread into both the
East and West Indies. The best coffee IS
brought from Mocha, in Arabia, whence
about fourteen millions OF pounds are aneu-
ally exported. ST. Domingo furnishes ffom
sixty to seventy millions yearIY.N All tho
varieties ofthe apple are derived Epm tie
eFab apple, which is found HatiYs - Iaost
parts of the world
The peach is derived from Persia, where
II still grows in native state, small, bitter,
and with poisonous qualities. Tobacco is a
native Of Mexico aud South America, and
lately one speciol has been fonnl in News
Holland; tobacco was first introduced into
England from North Carolina, in 1856, by
Walter Raleigh. Asparagus was brought
from Asia; cabbage and lettuce from Hol-
land; horse radish from Cana; rice from
Ethiopia; onions and garlics are natives Of
various places botbin Asia aud africa. Tho
sugar cane is a native of China, and from
thence is derived the art OF making sugar
from it,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

OUR TRADE WIN ENeLAND.-In 1912, The
balance ia favor 81 the United States was
STA, 693, GOT. ID 1913, balance 10 favor Of
the United States, $685. 53. In 1914.
in favor Of the United States, Sic, 262, 754.
Our Trade tOitb France In. 1912, the
balance Of trade with France and Deepen.
denotes, was ia favor Of the United States
to The extent of Sl,5l5, 470. Ia le43, in
favor of the United States, S4. $50, $40. In
1914, against The United States, Sl,els,>
|o76.
Our Trade gitk Ckina. In 1919, the
balance against the United States was So,
490, 24S. In lS48. l,966,6OS. In 1874,
So, 174,314.
Our Trade Nth MericO.--In 1912, the
balance against the United States was S46I :
463. II le43, S ] $40, 469. In 1874, $685..
l6o.
Our Trade NTH Teras.-In ls42, the
balance against the United States vas SO,
l963. In ls43, $500 446. In 1914, SOL !,
O03, -Cresent City
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

Columbia, and then through the centre of
that river TO its mouth, which is North of
the 46 degree Of North latitude. To this
we objected; and thus the whole territory
in dispute, was and is narrowed down to an
area less than two hundred miles square
Now, If England is willing to accept the
deposition which she rejected in 1927,
would it not be worse than madness incur
Government to refuse sneh a Compromise
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

THE FooD on Man The Geaesee Far.
mer gives this brief sanmary ot tie native
countries Sc our most femiliar plants:
1.-THE potato IS natip 81 South AmeFi-
"a. and Is sill found wild Chill, Peru and
Monte Video. ID ils nat tate, the root
ID snail and bitter TIE 6 mention Of it
S. European writers. IS ID 1855 Il IS now
spFead over he world Whea' ana rye oris
ainaled in Tartary and Siberia, Whafe they
are sill indigenous. The onlg country
where tie oaf IS found wild IS ia s Yssinia,
and thence may be considered native.
Maize o. Indian com, S natlge of Mexico,
and vas unknown IN Europe unit afIer The
discoveries Of Columbus Vie bread fruit
tree IS native Of the South Sea Islands
rsicularIy Otaheite. Tea IS found ma
tive 10 where except b China and Japan,
lffom which country he world IS supplied.
The cocoa n0t 5 native Of most equinoc.
ltial countries, and IS one 81 Tie most Valua.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

AMERICAN CoTToN IN INDIA.-It appears
from report Of the Bombay Chamber Of
Commerce, that the experiments in growing
American cotton in India, have not been
entirely unsuccessful, particularly in the
neighborhood Of Hyderabad, under the su>
periniendence Of Capt Meadows Taylor
The following is an extract from the Report
of the Committee Of the Bombay Chamber:
Gin. Gazette.
ttYouT Committee place in the appendix
10 the present report the letters of Captain
Taylor, relative 10 the samples, which give a
very favorable account Of the progress maxi
ing in the culture Of the New Orleans, Sea
Island and Bourbon Coltons II is crafty
ling TO perceive that the native growers are
engaging artively in the cultivation Of these
varieties, and that instead Of being with DIFF
iculty persuaded 70 make the smallest exS
lpeFiment-as has too often been the case
before In other l0calities--they eyirice The
greatest eagerness 70 obtain seed for sowing.
The crops Of Bourbon and Sea Island, On
the banks Of the Krishna, are described Is
most luxuriant-and the success of the New
IOrleans appears to be beyond doubt. Cap
tain Taylor states that he has given direct
Itions for the whole ofthe Cotton grown from
1.-THE seed furnished, 10 be collected and sent
Ito Sholapore, and he adds thai he purposes
afterwards forwarding it 70 Bombay, in or
lder TO ascertain its value in our market
Your Committee trust the time is drawing
nigh when we shall be able to calculate on
a regular supply of such cotton. There
can be no doubt that Il would fetch gooC
price here for shipment 10 the home mark
cts. and that it would amply Temuneratt
both grower and dealer.o
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

SHoElrAKuIG. Prof. InQraham lhn 9Ia-
phically describes The town az Linn, sses-
sachusstts, he seat of shoemaker, ana ses
vsst cosdWainogy of Tie whole Union:
TBalk Cl,ppeF.
nTha very pleasant md thriving town @.
.vnn q he Paradise 81 shQemakeYsi lis
se,ino men. early lsanfefHed from the cradle
NJ ne Tass, cut their teeth and leather e
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-08

WoMAN.-W omaDl truly she is miracle.
Place her amid flowers, foster her as a ten.
der plant, and she is thing Of fancy, ways
waFdness, and sometimes folly-annoyed
by dew.drop, fretted BY the touch Of but.
terfy's wing, ready to faint at the rustic Of
q beetle. The zephyrs are too rough, the
showers too heavy, and she is oVerpoweTed
BY the perfume Of rosebud. But let real
calamity come, rouse her affections, enkin.
die the fires of her heart, and mark her
then. How her heart strengthens itself,
how strong is her purpose. Place her in
the heat Of battle, give her child, bird,
any thing she loves or pities, 70 protect;
and see her, as in arelated instance, raising
her white arms as a shield, and as her own
blood crimsons her uptuTned forehead, pray.
ing for life TO protect the helpless. Trans
plant her into the dark places Of the earth,
awaken her eneEgies TO action, and heI
breath becomes q healing, her presence .
blessing; she disputes, inch by inch, the
stride Of the stalking pestilence, when man,
tho stIong and brave, shrinks away pale and
affEighted. Misfortune daunts her not; che
wears away q life Of silent endurance, q
fgoes forward with q less timidity than Il
her bridal. In prosperity, she is bud full
of imprisoned odoTs, waiting but for the
winds Of adversely TO scatter them abroad
lpure gold, valuable but untried in the fuFn
ACE. In short, woman is miracle-a mys
ltery.