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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
CAUTION TO ALL.


10 j ALL The WORLD FAKE NOTICE
AND BE c AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
(SHGAB COATEDUMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the WRITTEN signature oil The orr,
gnal inventor aud patenlee,
q BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
nose pleasant Pills possess powe to opcn
Az he natural drains at the system viz: the
Lungs, KIDNE Us, SKIN d. BOUELS-
hIIhen0 CNKNowN IN The practice OF medicine;
ana Sc complete has been their triumph over
al "lhef Medicines, that many have been led
70 suppose they contain some powerful mineral;
oui upon examination by DrS Chiffon, Rams
doIph, Huntington aud others, This superstition
- az once pfo7eG 10 be gIouIdltSS.
sod IN New York, at the principal Office,
20 ITeepwlch street, also by Rush'on & Co,
6ro dway, corner o: I1th street..
Pamphlets to be had Ol aecnis gratis.
B.-PerSonS will also notice on the top a :
Del an engraved Indian GguIe, cross ed with fine
Is pIIBt.
The genuine NAV also be bought with safety
AZ ~ Goion'S, corner OF ,wefy and Grand
street., and Mrs Hays, l3D Fulton stfeei. Brook,
yh' ana at respectable stores throughout the
United States
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
George Kelsall.

George Kelsall.
Us InChancory,
Adam IIouslander.
Ia Me Circuit Superior Court of l. 10 and ChancerV
for OHIO county.
EE URSUANT to decree made IN the above
a cause. on the 4th day OF February 1916.
shall. on The 7Ih day oi July next the seine being
Court day. proceed TO sell, public auction, to tho
highest bidder, at the front door of The Court house
OF ONO county The tract Of land in The bill mention
cd The same being The second island above Tho
month Of Glenn's Run IN The OHIO river: One third
OF The purchase money 10 be paid in hand. and the
residne IN six months from The day of sale the pur
chaser giving bond with good security for the
deferred payment, bearing interest from the day o
sale. w MITCHELL d. s. for
may IL PETER YARNALL. S O Q. Cnnmissinnerl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
eENTLEMEN's FRENCH BOOTS.

"a ACOB BERGER. at his old stand nm No,n .,
" lew doors south Of The Virginia Hotel 70.
specially informs his Old customers and The publc
~ general that he has just re ceived from New Worn
ana Phl'adeIphia. supply Of French Calf ard Mo.
rocco Skins which he is prepo red TO manuJocIn,o
:" ofdef In'OGenliemans Boots aud Shoes. of ,l,s
,a'esi SyIe: Having just received from PbiIo.
uspha' NE latest styles aud most approved patterns
- 'p'.s, "no sp9rhg no pains OF expense IN procure
VINO may iuvor me with ca !, wnh Boots ,ni
shoes superior IN style ond wohman,bin IN on,l
ming maj can be found either in The civ or rIo
western country u '"'
~ ID. all WORK WARRANTED TO FIT
may 20 i'm JACnp nrpysHn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
IMPORTANT NO suoE nEAIEps

IMPORTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.
oHNSON, WHITE d JONES, Manufacturer
~ and Wholesale Dealors in
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs,
Nos 81 and 80 Shoe and Leather ~. Boston, and
No on rearI street, New York. would respectfully
VHe dealers IN these articles visiting either orlho
above ciesto call and examine their stock of eooJ
oeIore making their purchases. assuring them that il
VIII not he FUND inferior 10 any in The country
d" q }. are extensively engaged in manufacturing
anu can therefore supply dealers on the most reo.
s''Iuole terms. 3m an %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
HEARDwAHE AND CUTLEnY--,rb

-' - MN n -- ne
Is ,pD'chDef has Just reed n complete nssorr.
menl oi everything necessary G,r tho c,,,,,i,,,.
. house ia The hardware line. aud Cofp,n,c,., ,,t
y, every description oie very best qtn ,,y. ami an
".et articles IN The cutlery line. w lnch sill s.,
wholesale effciaii, on very reasonable ic,,os
SAML NEEL
% THE LADlES-Just received n, ,l.. ca.
Emporium 100 Market .quare ''.'
''"nE OF Ladies Flnc bIk faf Ganefs
no do cold a.,
Also Trunk Of Misses bll baliGauc,,
do do cold ii,
,,i.,dp do cold slippers
~" ~, ""'" WI 0e syld vcry los, ff cash
TODD s. HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
MACnINE CARils.

Vie snbscnhCf hus Jusi fcc'i q good lssoriroon,
Of Machine Cards of tho Manufacture of
John " H,skell Of BllHmofc. Where taov have
'oen used they need no recommendation. When
any particular kind Of Cards are wapieJ. IL vonlI
DE wen 10 order them 10 Or ~ days before rbey
send here for them. ivy
Hp SAML NEEI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
SUGAR COATED Pills VS. DISEASE
NJRE EVIDENCE

MORE EVIDENCE.
/ VM K HlLL, Of the firm Of GIrley e. Hill
| W. lb9 Broadway, says The Sugar Coated
,nulan vegetable Pills are superior 10 any he
mas ever taken. HIS wife has found them de
/ ID. hllul and ,i5icatious ~
! MISS ID uGLAss, corner Walker and r.udlow
Siiecis, has been cured of pain IN The head
dinness OF sight, and dizziness 81 long stand
ing, by thgm Pills
Mas SiMoNs. OF 90 Henry street; cured OF
paiHS and cramps OF eight years standing.
MIR ATKiSs, Of 2G3 Greenwich street, cured
OF .cy'pcpSia, of seven years Standing.
Ma CAHLCCR'S daughter, STAPLE street. cur
. ed OF Worms ~ heir worst lofm
REy Mn BuENETr, ol Brookiyn, cured Of bil.
lonS complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
nlon US lfom all quarters No Pills ever before
accompli,hcdso much, wuh so lille trouble and
di,o2rrCahcucss, a, ~ Smnh's (Sugar CoafedI
improved Indian VeReraN'c Pills? Sold al
1uonS corner BDwety aud Grand SIS, Phi.ipi
corner OF Bcekman snt William streets. Eve,
Telt~ % tIud on So; Mrs Hays IIg Fulton 81
Btotkyn; md 2O3 Greenwich street. Ex1mip,
nc latei-!ock iof Dr. sMiTn's written sigma
'"it Oh II Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
NEW AND RICH JEwELRY.

ME Subscriber Would respectfully inform his
friends aud customers and the public gene
rally, that lac has Just returned from the Eas. with
The best assortment of rich and fashionable goods
iha, has been offered this city. consisting
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
I'm DAYa NnT1nr-AIl -,

IN ID = NOTGCE-All person. ssh,
y - arc indebted 10 As Tpdd for Boo's. shoe.
N' WI r.easo fahe notice that II tboir account.
''c not settled within Ten days from This Dale bc,
NH 200 ihcr accounts in iho htf Il. Of The C,.jI,c
~ TITS beng dc ibtI notice ir.viu oCc.s,.,
pc ~, I'.'. Fmmcn nay o., made O, a TOpD
NV LLif' muy -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
ESCAPE FROM THE GREAT FIRE AT PITTSBIRGUfr
y LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GO Ds.
s.. Fs nc Sc .

HAVING
OFFERED ioR SALE AT THE CHEAP
$. RICE
OrRcr Of uadl Monroe 81 Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
IlNTONs LI0UnNs.

IInUOBs, LtQUuHs.
wV + have On hand ecpeial assortment Of
oil Kinds Of Broodics, thn and Wines.
W. Rochelle Brand
SlgDeffe DO
BupUy do
lluel CasI''on & CO,
Holland Gin, Bohicus Importation
plot Cr0z Rum,
New T. gland do
l.'sh and sro.rH VII: kew.
MlisrB wine,
Pou &c. G." e.: Tor ale low b.
''' SiiHlHHB q STEELE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
WHOLESALE AND RETATL!

NVI I|EIt, I'm. IND NIIEET IIitJN MAUI
NANUFACTORY
a the old stand Union street, betwec
IA Main and Market, Wheeling. Va Won
respectfully call The attention uf nv friends and I'm
public generally 10 my assortment Of The nb,y
"afos 'rhi"h VIII he disposed u very low Tor cab
or - prompt customers
apr Ill)S & CULBERrSON, Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

ETIssIA IRON CRATES sill make 10 o..
b dor hose highly use.ul aud hcaulful article
VII. j. add 90 much Ia The heauiy. a. well as com.
l"H Of rnrloG aud 81 kinds f. job work on HE
,hut'e.i notice, md on most reasonable terms
ap2 81 TIlOS CUI.BERISON Apcpt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
GLUE AND GLASS pApER-

a HANDLES The subscriber would inform
Y his friends aud the public that ho has com.
menced The manOlaeiue 0fMOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES. made ofPnrc ioiio,o which he waffopls
equal IN anything Of The hind manufactured hero or
elsewhere. and no viii furnish them wholesale or
reioil,as cheap as they can be purchased anywhere
lie would respectfully solicit a share of pobljo
patronage Facory IN Market Alley. between
Main and Market Streets. M WARREN
dee EFF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
ME> q HARBOUR.

AND LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS.
No. l13 MAIN STREET. WnffIIyc. VA.
NllEY keep constantly Or ham very ex,cnsiye
IL assortment Of superior Mahogany. French
Sfecinn md Rocking Chair, S las. Per Fable.
dressing Bureaus, Bedsieads. Burcan,, Fables &c
together WIN every article Of lhe la,es, style, aud
besI finished
FURNITURE.
Ever Offered IN This city Oil aud Mahogany framed
Looking Glass's aud Looking Glass Plates oil All
SIZES Portrait and Picture frames VI every yafieI,
nnd STYLE
UPHOLSTERY WARE, consisting NJ Feather
BEDS Bolscrs, Cufled Haze Nianr,.scs, aud N,r.
,resses of oil kinds. with al Other mr. ic,e. nj
Upholstery Ware, m hand and made roorder
AND ' KsaS:43fA TiHN
"'NDo" GllgEl'L BLINDS.
All Of which viii be sold 81 view low mice. ,a,i
warranted Of The beat quality Also. MAHOGANY
sENLERS. HaW Gio,h und y.ulsh coasr6ptl, a.,
hsnd = "
STEAM BOATS FURNISHED win ever s,r,l. -,
FURNITURE on short notice and On The yciy be,,fc,m.
sp22 ~ '''' '''"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
CHENP COOKING STOVES.

M OlFF'S PATENT have received n,
ns-vm1ut Of the above celebrated Co,k
hs owes hnn Cincinnati. which mr ro,to,.
"niiy' 'nd economy. both To- price aud mel rsnr,,
'e surpassed All Of these stove. are waranird IN,
ono year Of % rl1ie breaks in thai time. il viii b,
replaced 10 fLc buyer Of them gratis
op2l TlIOS g CULgEETSOV. AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

p CASKS MADDER-
30 Bags Pepper
20 do PImentos
$ Bbls Alum
80 boxes Bunch Raisins
2 bales ) Almonds
cases birthstone
cask Blue Viriol
barrels loves
200 Mats Cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels CaXwood
80 do clipped lockwood
barrel Cream T9rtar
barrels Ground Ginger
ceroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases LIquo.Ice Ball
90 kege Mustard
I.2barrel Nutmegs
so barrels Loaf SUGARS
All Just received and fa. sale nv
Jun CRANGI,E q RAIIEXS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

The. Presbyterian General Assembly
(Old SchooD is about TO convene at Gin
cinnari. The Watchman of the South
states that the four following subjects will
be brought before il:
lst. The Quorum question will be
brought up by way of memorial from
several elders in the Fayetteville Presby-
terry.
+ I'd. The Marriage question will come
up upon an appeal from Nr. McQueen,
as well as uron report from committee
appointed on that subject byAa former
assembly.
3rd. The removal of The seal Of the
Is ,ard of Domestic Missions willbe urged
upon memorial from the Synod of Mis-
souri,, and two or three Presbytefies in the
West.
4th. The subject of abolitionswill be
agiated upon memorial and petitions
from various quarters.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

Temperance in the Vest indies There
is rail road now in progress from Kings
ton, Jamaica, to the interior. Some fifty
labourers were brought from England,
and have been loiIing under yerticaIsun
in an insalubrious district in the;neighbor-
hood OF swamps;and morasses,nnd yetn0r
a single person has died, and only one WIS
slightly indisposed, ard the canse of this
was attributed to the fact that moi single
one was a run, arinker.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

body, without deep and lasting injury 10
the interests of the church and lfie c1nn
try; we, therefore, hereby instruct The
committee on organization that if;upon a
careful examination of The whole subject,
thew iud that there is no reasonable ground
10 hope that the Northern majority will
recede from their position and give some
safe guaranty for the future security Of our
civil and ecclesiastical rights, that they
report in favor of a separation from the
ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the said gen.
eral conference.
On The passage oflhe resolution, Bishop
SouIe observed that the vote eSwas very
remarkable for its unanimily.
THURSDAY. May 15'
The convention met pursuant to ad-
tournament, Bishop Andrew in the chair.
The usual religious services by the Rev.
]. S,anper.
The president called for reporls-no
response. He called for petitions and
memorials.
Mr., Brush, Of Kentucky, presented the
1OllOWlup IUeHlUTldi HOHl ltle UdSOi anu
city council of Louisville asking for the
establishment Of the book concern in that
city.
On motion, the convention resolved
itself into committee Of the whole. for
the purpose Of considering thereport OF
the missionary committee. Mr.. Early
was called to The chair and the report
made.
After some discussion upon the merits
Of the report. the committee, on motion,
arose, reported progress, and begged leave
10 sit again.
DR.. Bascom. chairman of the committee
on organization presented and read their
report, wtieh occupied one hour aud three
quarters. gE:.:--
On motion, it was ordered, that one
hundred copies be printed for The use oil
the convention.
On motion, The convention adjourned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

Candies that do not need Snuf;ng.--
Candles may be made to, burn their own
wicks by satura,ing them with a sola-
lion Of nitre, and then thoroughly dtying
them. The cause Of the wicks Of the
candles refusing to burn is. that the pir
.carnot get access TO them. The niire,
however, a, high temperature, will sup.
ply oxygen enough for this purpose. -
Mich. Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

w. H RoANE.-The Virginia papers re-.
Gently contained an account of the death OF
VIM Henry Roane, one Of the most distn-
guised public men of that State. This gentle
man hpd served in the House of Delegates. in
the Representative branch Of Congress, and in
the U. S. Senate. He had frequently been a
member ofthe Electoral College ofVirginia.and
was member ofthe last Baltimore Convention
He was i son of,h late Judge Spencer Roane,
one of Virginia S brightest lights. and grand.
son of Patrick Henry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

The Tirginia University duties Of this
Institution have been resumed and under more
favorable auspices, it is said, than its friends
anticipated, after the late rebellion Allthe stu
dents whom the faculty would consent to re
ceive have returned, and the best feeling pre-
vailed. Professor George Tucker has re-
signed the chair of Moral Philosophy. The
vaca ncy will be filled on the lst Of July.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

We have been informed that the long
standing Bridge controversy, between II
Shullz, ESQ.,, and others, aud tho Bank
oflhe Stale Of Georgia and others. has
been re-instated in the sixth Circuit Court
of the ( nired States, in conformity with
decree of the Supreme Court made 10 .tne
case some years since. The amour:
claimed in the bill a, the rate OF o per
ct. is S595,0Oo. and we understand INA. ,ss
the Marshal on Monday lasl, served .ae
par,ies at this place with a Subpoena WITH, H.
and left the same evening for Augusta a,, 70
serve The parties al tina, place Also Inc !.
preliminary points of,the case may be ar
gued in July next: ,:,., .tx,o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28
Correspondence Of the Courier.
NEW -YoRK, May IA, 1S45.

Fashion is beaten! Peytona took The
purse OF 10000 yesterday over The Union
Course-winning the Two first heats, in
1893, 7,4e. All agree that no event in
the sporting world has ever created so
great sensation or drawn together so
great conconrse Of people, There were
al least one hundred and fifty thousand
persons on the ground yesterday, among
whom were large number of The female
lenders in the fashionable world. The
Long Island Rail Road ran one hundred
cars and nine locomotives every hour up
to l2. The race came of at little after
one, with the track heavy with sand, and
The course into!erably dry aud dusty
The feeling of the South against The North
was aggravated to almost fury, aud up
wards Of $4,000 in side bets is known
10 have changed hands. Up 10 lie strip
ping of The animals, the betting waa con-
siGerably in favor Of Fashion, but then it
vrered round and was about even when
they started for The first heat. At the end
of the first heat, hedging commenced in
earnest, and he odds became decidedly in
favor of The Southern dame. The result
was hailed by tremendous shouts from the
victorious party, aud tokens of admiration
even from the vanquished. Never was
there a more beautiful heat than the last.
Fashion took The inside from the first, and
kept it throughout, coming in under whip
and spur, but beaten by half a length
For the frs, three miles and three quar-
ers it was impossible to tell which horse
was ahead, and the anxiety was intense
hushiug The immense multitude into a
silence deep as death. As they turned
down the back stretch, Peytona made de-
monstrations for a brush, and on the
straight run home seemed gradually to
eIungate herself, inch by inch, until she
had gained halt her length, which position
she maintained, despite the tremendous
exertions Of her rival. The time. consld-
erine The state of the track, aud the sea.
son Of the year, is universally considered
as splendid.
Fashion has won ,wenty-three races
and never before lost one. Her blood is
The puresl and noblest on the American
turf--and Peytonu mustnow be considered
the first horse in the Union.
The city never was 80 full Of strangers
every hotel, private boarding house,
tavern and cafe, is crowded 10 suffocation,
and hundreds slept on chairs last night,
who will have hard scramble for break
fast This morning. The South has ache-
we'd fair, glorious triumph. We con-
sraluate her on her laurels!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28
"iWe ,0iu cling to the Pillars of tie Temple Of
Our Liberties and il 1t must fall, ,re 0iu per.
iSh amidst the Ruins"

The Season and the Crops.-On Thursday
evening last good rain felf at this place and
neighborhood. The corn and oats have been
muchimproved in appearance. The crops Of
wheat and fall oats will be better than we un.
ticipaed some time past. For some days after
the rain, the weather was quite cool.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

Frost.-A letter from ST. Georges, Dor.
chester, about IL miles from this city,
dated the l7lh inst, says there was a white
frost OIL The ground that morning. We
fear thut this indicates an unreasonable
lowness of temperature in the upper parts
of the Stale, which may prove greatly
injurious 10 the crops. A frost SO lale in
May is a very unusual occurrence SO near
the city. In the city the weather, for
several days past. has been unseasonably
cool, renewing in many families The wor.
ship of their Lares. Notwithstanding this
late Frost, the spring has been very forward
in the city aud lis vicinity; aud, yesterday,
we had on table mess of matin or green
corn from our own garden.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

Frost The Camden Journal of the 21s,
lnst., says: 1--WE understand that there was
white frost in the vicinity Oft this place on Fri
day morning last it did no material injury to
the crops"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

A Curious Animal.-A letter was read
before The Geological Convention, giving
a prescription Of a curious animal found in
the Mammoth Ravine, as tits called, hear
Na,cllex, Miss, which is styled the "non-
descrip,;" its head was eighteen inches
long and eleven inches wide; there was
place for trunk like that of an elephant;
The ,usks were eleven inches longi there
were no traces of any eye sockets; no
foramina for the passage of an optic nerve;
no place for eyes at oil ;n was Dllno an
mal; had sixteen teeth; its fore leg was
S fee, long, aud very, powerful; the bones
were completely lossilized, and were very
ferrugiuous.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

The Secretary Of Ra7.--Thcs. Constitution
says, tina. w. L. Marcy, now Secretary ofWar
with his own hands captured the first British
flag taken during the last war, since which
time he has had every post Of honor in his
State, and those commanding great variety
Of talents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

years under liligatiaue The parties, have
ihds far manifested "lhe gift Of coniinu-.
ance", in no ordinary degree, aud we
shouldyno be surprised if The next gene
ration ere destined 10 "bear a hand" in
its final adjustment. l.-Sav. Republicans. ;;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

A correspondent, Of the New York
Courier and Enquirer communicates tie,
following:
GLOW few are aware that at Bermuda
the British Government has constructed.
within few years past, a spacious har.
Dor for The accommodation Of their squad
rons; thai for several years they have
employed feet Of colliers in making it
depo, of coal; that they have also in
store the armament and duplicates Of
important parts of machinery for every.
steamer under her flag, DOW navigating
The Atlantic aud the Carrban; and 10 ad.
di,ion 10 the large supplies of military
stores, ,hat,hey keep constantly on loot
400 head Of CATTLE"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

T RELIGIOUS NoT1cE-We are requested
10 state tha, Protractcd Meeting will be held
in the Methodist Church this week. Preaching
may be expected Wednesday evening and
each day and at night the balance Of the week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

The General lNusfer..-We are inforn1-
ed tha, a report has been rculated in the
country, which has caused no Fltle upea-
siness, thai at the general Inspection. and
Review. 10 be held on The Both instant, a
draft Of. men will take place, TO fight The.
Mericans! One fellow, The olher day,
whose courage was t.ooziRg oui al bis I'm
gers ends" asked neighbor of our. with
iHe utmost seriousness, if-such was: the
fact; and on being informed in The nega-<
lived, exclaimed .patriolically, "tha. he
was, willing 10 serve his country, but
Id If he liked 10 be drafted!n.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

HAMBURG JOURNAL john w. Marlborough
Esq, proprietor and editor Of the Hamburg
Journal, has disposed of his establishment to
Messrs. Henry D Wray and r. w. Murray.
These gentlemen will publish weekly paper,
devoted TO commerce, the farmer, the mechan'
ic, the merchant, the arts and sciences gener
ally. The first number will be issued on Sat
urday the l4lh June. We hope that these
gentlemen will receive liberal share Of public
patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-05-28

Maple for England-Two boat loads
of curled and birdseye maple have been
recently landed in Troy from The West,
10 be shipped 10 England. where this wood
is in great request for cabinet makers.