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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
POHHAT AN HOUSE,
RICH.MO.N'Il. WYE I.NT.I,


THIS being the seaspn for visiting the sub
4 scriber would cali attention 10 This Hotel
50 long md generalIy kno MIN under the censro
OF Mrs. Dual. lis dell gRlfuff slpr, tie Cd,
accommodations, and che quietlsnJ orderly MAI
ner in which il is condpctsti, skeit m ~
sirable resting place for genflenleF ~ftn Isml'
lies UneLcumbered 81 olher bAld ings, i pos,
sesses the important adsastege of n free circu-
latfon Of sir rendorias VI health Ind pleasant.
/ The friends of ne snhscribep, who visited
him 4, Dibrelrs spfings sDa the Warm SptiuEs,
are respeclfuhy solicited to afehs@- their a.
oaain,ance siili him Nh The Pawhatan House,
situated on level aud lbeaGtifa eminence heak
The centre Of the city, i few steps frem Tie ID.
pitol, Governors Heuse1bba City Hall, and w.
~ convenient to ths Railroad Depols, Boat
Landings and business Patt Iof the city. The
Powhatan Coach will be insresdiness 10 canscy
passengers and baEkage To- and from the Hotel
WITHOUT CHANGE, and thus save them
fro Sents vi Crterage.
81 i. DiBRELL.
Rim Dill. ef.A Il n I'll 81 igf 4,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

Immigrants.-O Over two thousand inn
migrants arrived 81 New York on Thurs-
day from Ireland and France. The nun
Der that has landed q that port since Isl
April exceeds thirty thousand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
August 81, is45. 4
1TRGLNLA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA., TO WIT;
AT Rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
circuit superior court of law ard chancery
for jefferson county, the FIRST Monday 10
August, 1915:
Margaret Bell, by her next friend, Mann
p. Nelson, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Joseph Bell, DEFT.,
IN CH.fNCERY
THE Defendant, not having entered his apr
pearance and given security according TO
the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court; and it appearing BY satisfactory eri.
dence that he Is not an inhabitant Of this cotrn-
try n is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the fifth dayo the mex. term, and
answer the bill of the Plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Charlestown, for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse, in the said town
Of Charlestown. s. III
R. T. BROWN, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

NWiLL be sold atpuhIic ssle, at the late resi-
w denrs Of Daniel Buckles, deceased, two
miles sou,hsof Shepherds,own,
On Tuesday the 26ta day Of august neat,
All the personal property. consisting Of slf
Fifteen Negroes,
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls,
IA Head ,0ork and riding Horses, II
rs /" rnitch C6tos and young cattle;
.AIarge stock Of Hogs and SheSp,
One TArsshiag Machine IN complete
One lygs,o.llisg,oteat Screen s WHEAT
Foo good farm Wagons, one OF cut,
one.horSe Cart,
Two set#sHay Ladders, I
Barshear, double and single ,iShouet
Ploughs, SJ /.
Wagon Gears,soa Fifth and Log Chain,
| Saddles, Brides, and su,,dry other
/ Farnsing Utensils.
| ALSO sE
One Barouehe and Harness;
One Sleigh, nearly near, !
1000 Bushels Wheat, clean and ft for
i Seed, 200 Bushels old Corn,
! ~ or9l5 Tons Cloyer Hay,
TsoelUs Bushel Clooer Seed
i HOUSEHOLD & KITCHHME
f FURNITURE,
Such asBeds, Bsdsteads, and Bedding,
i Tables, Chairs, and Bureaus,
Too Eight Dry Clocks nth Gases,
A large quantity Of Carpeting, and a.
pariety Of Kitchen Furniture. 81
! AT The same timesl win offer for rent, Tt NOT
previously rented, 1.-TWO fallow fields, and ond
Corn field Of aboul30 acres, each fora full
crop. NN
Terms Of SalssA The Negroes 5yill be sold on
70 credit Of six nlontbs, the purchaser giving q
negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed The
Wheat and Corn will be sold for cash. The
balance Of the property will be sold on 4 credit
OF nine months for all sums Of Eve dollars and
upMprds, the purchaser giving bond with ap-F
& proved security, For all sums under ave doIlars
:. the cash viii Sc rsdrirSd- r,soPsEiy 1Iu
n b. autu The terms o. The sale are COM
Il piled with WM- SHoRTT,
4 Shepherdstown. Eree,ltox
81 susyz 81, 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
ALI the Interest

M, - .5 Re- ssid John Duekwall in tho farm
isf T maiel ne new resides, in the county 81
h'ng on Bnllskin. adjoining the lands 81 w..
yer NJ Throckfnof,on; Franci, MeCo,m;.E
sno Diners: All the improve rhenis 81 M ahoss
I'm u are 20 the part conveyed in said ldeed
Sucn Title IS Is vested in Inc tinds,s ;cnA5
~ % made % The purchaser. Sale - 49,
place a Y o'clock, A. CD day and place above
s I,sIsIs H. CHS. H. CLARK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
A WELL IMPROVED
FARM FOR Sale,

T. = :, a.
FARM FOR SALE,
on ACCOMMODATING. TERMS.
HyHE % Monday IN September mart. (the siho
j being Court day, l shall, before The door
Of ME- Sinclair's Hotel, in Leesburg, sell 10 the
highest bidder,
The Farm i reside on.
Il lies on Broad Run, . mile above the Stone
Bridge Of the Turnpike leading from Lees5urg
TO Georgetown, is near 10 The Poiomsc and Ca
nal, and bounded on the south by Killgores
mill road, This farm contains
33l ACRES
Under good enclosures, divided into six.5elds.
and a ~ acre lot. Thirty acres are 10 limo.
thy andIhere is WELL bearing AP- ,sANA
PIE ORCHARD, with choice So 2k,fffS
lection Of Peach trees There are V33
YIUO TefleMeRfS, -
One quite new, OF four rooms on the ground
aoor; aPqmP Of good water in the yard--a
pretty good
B.aRN AND STaBLES,
Just repaired, for. 10 or IA horses. The soil 10
ofred slate qualily-Plaster Of Paris setting on
il with. great energy; and any one Inclined 10
purchased farm cannot but be pleased with the
appearance Of this, nor will ne easily find another
for sale uniting so many advantages. II isysry
healthy lis SURROUNDED by grist and saw mills,
and good snhaql, and places Of public worship
are at convenient distances.
The terms will be ons;fhh Of the purchase
money in hand, and four fifths in four equal l.
nual payments with interest. Possession, in
part, will be given on sale, for The sowing Of
fall grain, and full possession at Christmas.
i'll. MckENNA.
August 81. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
.Jcfforsom Land


JeIGGTSon LAND
FOR SALE.
He subscriber will sell, II private sale. the
i FARM OF the late Conrad Licklider, one
niIe South Of shepherdsiown, containing
21S ACRES.
The subscriber deems Il altogether unneees.
sary 10 picture of this Pasm. ss Farms ara ge..
nerzlly done, when put in market; but for the
information Of ALL he would say, thai there is q
large and commodious
1sCO Story Stone DsCelIimg,
With basement story; small log house,
sufficient for an oyeTseer; . good barn, two
horse stables, two. corn houses, with three new
er-failings Springs, and a large stone dairy;
sufficient meadow, and young orchard Of
choice fruit now 10 full bearing This Farm
lies IA miles from the Chesapeake & Ohio. Ca
nal 4 miles from the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
Road, and "a miles from the Potomac Mills. in
i Aourishing Wheat growing country; and TO
prove the fact, there will be from IL to 1900
bushels Of grain raised on The farm this year.-
Old Jefferson oannotb be beat for soil and fertili-
~.
Any information will be given, by addressing
the subscriber near Shepherdstown.
Augnst2I, Is45-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
FOR RENT.

= pied by Miss Jane X. Frame. Min
Possession can be had shortly HI
Apply to H Reyes, Esq or TO
Aug. IA, l845-3t. JOHN YATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

"A Superior Je6ersoa Farm


A Superior Jefferson Farm.
TIN pursuance Of Deed OF Trust 10 The IN
u designed, made BY Jehn W. D. DnlField. s.
the I7ih day Of November, 1888, and TO-. II e.
cord 10 lkeCletks cfice ofJeffeIsoa Coaniy Deed
Book 26, Folio $50, 70 secure eeItain inoney.
therein specified, me undersigned, Is Trustee.
vli sell on the premises Al public aacticn, 10 the
highest bidder, On ths % Dag Of 0siokrr, ls45, sns
Fi0sCisg Spf.tsg Fs5-sss,
Containing 131 Acres.
The said Farm is in Jefferson County, Virgin
ia, OF the mosi convenient size, admira6iy iocs,-
ed, aud is one Of the most desirable 10 The com.
~. II is Two miles from Chaflesioxn and eieh,
niles from Harpers-Ferry. The W. q p. Rail
Road passes through il, and the lHarpers FerIy
and smnhfeld Turnpike is one mile distant. A
never failing and most copious spring. from
which il derives lie name, hcss from The base Of
the hill upon which the mansion stands, and ON
y some 40 steps ftom the door. Ills Of pure and
delicious water and Of force and volume sun.
cent TO iurn mill
Those who wish 10 purchase Jefferson land.
shouidRot lei tbs opportunity pass as ii is Of 4
Bind thai but seldom. Offers.
Tefms--CaSh
VIM B. THOMPSON, Trustee.
" August 81 lS45 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
March 81, isI5.
RIRGIMIA TO W.T..

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rules holden in the clerks office Of the cir.
cult superior court Of law and chsncery for
Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday in August
lS45.
Mary Kerney, PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
Catharine Blue, widow, executrix and deyisee
OF Joel Blue, deceased, Samuel Moore and
Elizabeth his wife. Benjsmin Byers aad
Catharine bis wife, Mshsla Mclaughlin. John
b. Rutherford and Sarah his wife, Michael
Blue, (of Virginia. Martha Tabb, Michael
Blue. (of Kentucky, land Mary his wife, Eli
ish Young, Mary Catharine Young, Christo-
pher CLARK Young. Sarah E. Young, Mahala
{ Frances Young. George Michael Young, Hen
RI Young. and Nancy Young, children Of .
deceased daughter, Nancy Young,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.7HcERY
THE Defendants, Martha Tabb, Micheei Blue Of
ny, and Mary hrs wife, not having entered
their appesranee, and given security according 70
The act Of assembly and the rules Of this court
and Il appearing By satisfactory evidence that
they ara bot Inhabitants ofthis Commonweslth
q & srirrcd, That he said defendants do appear
here o. the 5ih 1sy Of he next term o.
his Court. and answer The bill Of The plaihtifr
and hat copy Of this order Be- forthwith j5s
serted u some newspaper publAhef6d rIsi-
county. Icr iva noolhz success; !. ss..s - is;.
a = Is Ir5al DOR 81 '''. .'1'r's q I'M
''1a'y 4 CYL r. Z. BROWN, ci.rk.
ISIS. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
Store House Tor Rent.

TIME Store House. and Ware House - Elk
L Branch IS offered for Rent Possession can
be- given the Isl October sext The Store
House i one Of ihe largest Ia The county, and
the peighborhood il = good one for business By
man Of capacity
will cell ! four-horse Thrtshing Machine. of
krstrste constructed. being capable Of lhresh-
JOHN SNYDER. Sen.
Executor n Henry SNYDER
j Ell Branch. Aug q. lsl5--tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
Threshins Machines.

TIE suhscriber has commenced the mpnafaf-
lure Of Horse-powers and Threshng Machines
81 his establishment, where ns VIII seer sup
fIs nd i sapp e pisa fo Sf sirsag,E
aad dnrshillty. and BY no meaiis liable ~ gFt
out Of order. nsJf-'h ih.ssh clean - 80 r
easy dfaft-Hade q wofk We, aour pfs nts
~, ~ = 80 manufactures ceRN sHELI.RRS,
|. /. worE IS hand, b horse y water power
n. Iaihes md Aiachinsy are propelled bysa
steam engine ma be il rady 10 do sll iurnilg
n brass and iron Wigh desrtch. Milimachine-
| n and eli oiAsr aud IS Threshipg Ma
chimes - fiorse-Powers npaired promptly.
-0Id csst Iron. Brass and topper taken 10 i )
change for Castings J.FR. Jones.
Hsgerstovn, Md. July b, Iss5 : 6a. - -
| Wdcc1R0N1-Eor ,sIs 81 9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
YIRGL.NIA. no WIZ:

TlhGtJtIJ1, " VII .tsyg4,a~sas
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday In
August, slsl5:
Richard W Marriott and George p Ma
rue, merchants and partners, trading IN.
der The name and firm Of Marriott 8
Maryt, PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST
EdicaTd Fitzpatrick, Richard d. Doraa,
and Michael Doras. DEFrs.
IN CHANCERY.
TUvaE deft, Reh,d D. Dorsn. NOT having entered his
appearances, * given security according To the act
ofassembly & the rules tins court; and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he i not an nha-
biianis Of 9his country Nis ordered That the said
defendant do appear here % the 5lh day Of the next
term and answer The 6iil q The plaintiffs and that
neuSpaper p1blished II charleaoun, Cor i've
noatbs successfully, and posled Il The front door
81 lie -h0a1. 10 the s,id tow o. ChsrIestoan
Copy -Teste.
r. r. BROWN, Clsrk.
V1RGL]fz3, ID RIT.
Al Rult, ksldt5 nihe elsrks a ~ ,f a. cir
,.S;s ssss's. iis s'' MOI. 5a 3 z!s =.
s.no,l G. S15is,. I'D fiIlisn l Bsk,r.
|<rns 6..ss.s. s.ss.I {: ss;i.5 $:
i h.f..s sa.<re. /. ,P9s,',ss. ~.
si'sc ..tgi'! ,,>s.''.< 4. a. a. q 9se4
81 z.a A. ~, g %. ...'' e; /: SIR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
XYante,d.
Dining. China,

ULElIHS OHHHAUs
4 .sETT Very handaoms LiyeTpool Dini n
Z Ware also, Stone Chlna Pitchers ni't
metallic covers handsome sChamoer seus
Goblels and general assortment Of Glass ant
foueenswareI For sale by
Aug Z. ~ hli.ifEk WooliDS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
COilllalissioner,s So7e

TINDER The authority Of ! desrss !,
~ Circuit superior Court Of Law anal hsnesi
~ Tor ths county ofJefTerson, rendered 'I i I
cause Depending IN said Court, wherein q. NJ i
3. aPPnglon and others are plsintitf. uusi Sam.s
hsa Commissioner appointed BY said. decree.
offer for sale, on Saturday me 30thddy ~ .qne,sG
ifsi, before the doorIof Abell's III otel r. rnara,
Ferry, : BRICK HOUSE, 49,
h 1nT THE
Lot 1Ofs3GrOund. Il
Situated near the fsland Mills, Virgin GAs1
Hus-being the property sold by ]. Schoield and
sothers to said wilkins.
i The title ~ deemed indisputabIe,s the sale
authorized BY The decree being directed for the
I payment Of Che balance on. the purchase money.
TERMs.- one-ihird cash one-third : 10 six
months and one-thirdT IN twelve mouths from
day Of sale, with interest Bond and approved
personal security. and the tile 10 81 Withheld
until sale confirmed by The Court INA
VIM. g. woRTfffNGTON.
Aug Z, 1875 < Comrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

Rev. DR. Rates Massa-h.--.s.T
w. DR.. Beatnan, TrogYE u
8 Rev. Dir. Merrill. Vermont
t Rev. Dr. Labsree, d.
! Prof s Sioddsrd, do
Hon. VIM C. Rives, d. S Senator.
Hon. ;Silss Wright, DO.
Hons. Phelps, do.
Hon.; Rufus Choate, do
fs Hon. ~. Critepden, do.
Hon. As II H. Stuart, House OF Rep.
Hon. G. r. SMarsh, do. fa{{s
Bruce, Esq Winchester. NJ
8 +. Converse, Principal .ae'y, Lsesbarg.
SGlarke co. Va July %, ls45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

m HAVE Carriage, with double ses Of
- HarSsss, which will sell low. The Car
risge was made expressly for our roads being
very strong yet lights A bargain can Be had
10 a., - I have no use for T..
l. W. WASHINGTON.
Ahr. 81. Isf5-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
Castings for Mills /:

Such IS cog wheels, beveE and mortice wheeIt,
shafts, segnents, gudgeons, cranks, spindles,
steps and racket wheels plaster breakers, burr
brushes and brass castings Also, d great yafif
I, OF horse power Il Threshing. Machine PAL
terms, Of he very best design FOR sireDgth and
economy DR. metai Plough Castings on every
description, monidboards, iands;des and shares;
! Iaree stock or wagon boxes or all sizes, and
of me hest forms. Fsrior, cham Der and teh-
plate stoves. cast or the nealesipat:erDs-- tie
Hathaw.y cook stoves Of different sizes water
pipes ana east-iron railing All tho Castings are
!. IA A. ,i,s hest materials
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

= virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed bv
-, Jonn D,iekwail, 10 the subscriber. Sc
aassee, lated th3e1lOlh day Of March, I84s. Is
secure the Payment of certain, sums III nons
.ne.ein specifed, which deed Is duIy recorSsa
e me Clerks Once Of jefferson coiinty ~ I
Z, pIlsell a. pubic sale, In from, offcarisr,s
!, o, I'D. 70 chsrestown, Thursday ths 2lst al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

M8Cc.6RON1-Eor saIs 81 -.
IN Aug Z. tJ.Ni'u W'sa'' /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

wy vir,ne Of deed Il Trnu esecn,td Il
panirl Snyder % ihe Oh a4y ol Aas,i
lPtatAnd recorded in the Clicks olice ". nv,
Comfy Geu't e Jefferson ceunts, and under
ikedlfsstions Il aaee,ee * ihe c,feuil sns..
taor Four OF Law aud chsreery Fos ~
a Jefferson, the undersigned, as trustees. MI,
osisr fer sale; -''l
"a Friday he aaa dsy n .lsgus, n.r,,
Before The deer Of the ccar. House oi Jefrerr.
sga County,
The TrGcs or Land
cervtyed By aud described in said Ttus. Dee,,
chnssning
5a2 s4cres, 2 Roo2s and 81 Poles
The land i very valuable, ana highly impro.
ysa b buildings end fences, and Is wa,sred 81
nesef-fsiling streams, snd well TIMaERED.
Bslihe cectee IL hesaid Cour, The rac, Is all
yfaed into t~rPsfis, be one containing 40a
Acsss, 2 R"o''s and ~ PsIehes The baildipgs
- ON W n are n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DocU
MENTS."
Coz. .NASE, of Ameaia, -Nelr- Fors., 'cTites
under date of January y, 1oi5,
rs fOLCfrs

Mr Isaac brTTs: r-,--..,,-,,J
SIR: b. gh -,tin .on IN which WI<Es BalSal oi " I'D
Cherry Is hid Is nothing than ili;s. eylu s-5 rs
beneficial effects in ny family believe Il 70 be lavaua
bic ~ c-s-s OF iacipsat CONSUMPTION. . .,
Ny wiir constitution u naturally -D!- III 's IA
OF 1873 took severe ID winch affected ~ lungs 9rotuce
sassnG cough ani hoar5eness 50 tzt she eoGId Win GIN
Whle on yisit TO her fIi.ads Ia, spring her a.tenda-
physicians ec4me alarmed ~ her statIon - r. t u
preached it would te un, likely the weather became
cold 4; the sane tirns R medicine % aS S 1S:
tended 10 lessen her lcy-.. but i h-f Oil i
Mss aud RAISING or BLOOD continued about iar
same time Al tl alarming Of the disease pcgFch
sw bottl.s OF istas balsIn Of Wild h@r. which S BE-
gan 10 take After nsiog bottle could Iceve lite OF
no benefit from ( because she had become 50 Tar Tsdue %
this esc.ting diseSe -hut prFaed neg 70 continue
It's use though freely confess hoping against nope.
Before the second bottle gone n u5il tbs re 1s soa
relief and she -rseyerd IN is III! she tad tk > 81
bottle: and now yir tn gratifying rsalt IS ftkt ri
RESTORATION 30 her usual healin Not orr oi ui'sT
alarming SYMPTOMS have rrapp aTd aEd snoed DO III s
injustice did fully ard earnestly rsccnI IL 10 ohe
,yh may be in similar situation.
Respectfully your friend. w II. NAsE-
Z. NJ Swift tsq. District Attorney OF Dgch>' owrieS
am acquainted with Col W. II. Nase, OF Ameqi4 who Is
nn OF truth-and ks i facts Is entitled T. fall
credit Further know that the hcl;h G: ls WI = gt!F
Again we saT call and tie Original. p9CrNrNT'
They fully prove tbl; this Bclsafn Is tie only reliable ,dE
for Ians kesl OF the th-St aud Lungs, CouSS Colds
Liver Compliant ncpient Consumption. Asthma oi one to
10 years stann RAISING Of Blood and ever disease pro-
duced by cold and changing climate.
Remember certificates and statements OF cares are IN
STRICTLY TRJE.
Principal Office q Aunst but sold By Druggists IN all parts
q yar tfrr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

GRAHAM HoCSE-NEw 4,REASGEMEST.-RoS
WELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
hiss enlarged his BOARDING. ESTi8LGSH-nSNT.k known
s the Graham House. 65 Barcisysreet. BY adding 20
the adjoining house. ani prepared 10 accommodate as-
s n or permanent Boarcrs the NEST favorable terms
An friends OF Temperance desiring quiet home and free
dom from the fumes OF acosoi and tobacco, are invited io
pa;ronize this house. The Vegetable system. With the
choicest selection OF fruits, &c. which the market affords
will De strictly adhered TO- hut table viii be served ior
tho who prefer the ordinary ypole. or mixed cie:
IS osTSh n sh0"e'' "sii4 '''N 0''' RoSWELL GoSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

limited STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, us
u STodcsrag, tT-StaiTS.-E. WHITE would respect
lly call the attention o citizens and Strangers visiting
the city, 10 his splendid collection Of DacueTeotTpe Po--
traits single or in groups from 20 4: persons the
pate which for beauty and accuracy OF delineatou
cannot be surpassed Portraits taken al kinds OF
weather, either vh without The coicrs The prices Of
which he has reduced % those charged BY the mex
perienced III the business
The American Institute its lac exhibition awarded
Mt White ;hs Premium for the bst Daguerreotya
Licensees os gtorpi1s and general efec) which is but
another proof 20 TIE superiority OF his Portraits.
Mr. White i sole agent IN Now-f ors Tor he very supe-
roy imported German Cameras and ai no other establish
men, in the city or State they be obtained.
NJ B. Imrorte! German Cameras, also French ani
American instruments q the very best quality. with patei
Cases Chemicals Polishing materials, &e-
Mr Whites Case Mandatory being the largest sDd
mos. extensive in The Uned States he enabled from The
q,artity he sell DRgasrreo;ye Miniature
Cases. lO per cent. lower than any other house In tie
I-nop. slsye
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03
lE SupERloR-MlNERAL WEALTH.
Correspondence OF rhe TrIbune.


urrgp MIssisslrri LrAp MINIS,
February 10. lS15.
The Lake Superior Country" is attracting a
good deal OF attention with the mining community
at this Tine. From all the information l Can
gather, am satisfied that the south shore of the
Lake, about the vicinity Of Eagle River and Cop
per HArbor, VIII form the richest Copper county
IN the world. Tac copper 'digginss' al Minera!
Point, Wisconsin, are considered valuable, and
they weld an ore not worth more than fifteen or
twenty per cent In fact, am told that ore which
will weld ten per cent OF pure copper may be con-
sdeyed good; bat the ore which has been found
al the Lake easily yields IRON htiy 10 eighty per
cest which is extremely rich. Quite number Of
experienced miners have gone irom the lead mines
Up there, and they give very tiatierns accounts OF
lhe couatry. have lately seen letter from Col.
tHARuEs Ii GRArior ot Gratiot's Grove. Wlscon-
an, the Agent OF the Company, who writes from
South Shore OF Lake Superior, Eagle River, Jaa'
20 ISIS as follows:
1--WE are completely Isolated and shut
esitom the world up here this winter, and since ccd
Weather commenced We have the face OF Stra!l-
sSr Fort wilkins is twenty miles from enc.llnTneiii.
and as there road and great deal OF the COM
Gtic2ton Is mostly ct off, We send our letters there
pS aa!i-bgee who goes slecs. We inCcS-
,huS occupied III our mining operations, and have i
catering prospect OF being Tecc'npensed icr all tolls
ta6 tFoablcs by spring find srea, deal Of silver and
focE copper bu; have not vet found their vslue There
has been very valuable vein Of the black oxide opne AT
Sepper Harbor BY Pittsburgh Company twenty f-et
se and proved Tor two hIndred yards The ore is worth
tgSiy per There be no doub, of the -es
Wealth Of this region both COPPER anu silver but inore
sesca,e and creary country the shone upo'
YonrS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-03

o. The Mariners Methods, Episcopal Church.
2 Cherry street, near Clinton, was opened about
.afee months since and placed under the pastoral
safe OF the Rev John Boisal. 1t now numbers as
ssonmanicants three hundred and fifty members.
silies
n OLE BULI Is carrying all before him IN New.
SasAns Professor Sillimsn has also been received
.e with much favor. He is lec.urins on the sub
'e Of Geology