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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

wHEREAS, Letters of Admins,ra,;o,
wv on the Estate OF William Mcleod. dc"
I ,ha Ia were granted to the undersigned. a,
.a "a ~ January Term. 1916, of the Probate Com,
=. 'pPan county, State of Mississippi. All
persons having claims against The Estate Of
. .s oecedeot are hereby required to exhib;,
, ,he same Wtn'n The time limited by law, or
V. D. GOsSETT,
January 10Th ls46-5-6w "'' ''''a'e
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THE STATE OF MJSSISSIppr -,
Tippah County,

Tippah County.
oN1 persons interested in The Lands, Tsne
deceased. ""'"so'
VOU are hereby notified to be and anne,r
aefore the Probate Cour. of T,pnah
A.. County, State Of MissIssippi, on the frat
MONDAY IN March nex', then and there IN sho,.
cause, 1t any you can, why the following d;s
1,loed lands, viz, the 8. E. of Section ~
iownsh'p3, Range 3, East, should not he so,.
according to The suggestion and petition of The
Undersigned, and other egatees of said estate
ASA JACKSON,
Administrator of said Estate
January 10th lS46-E-6w A1''"'e'
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Gu 0rdian'S Notice.

IN HE undersigned, Guardian Of William r.
Hagler has presented final account of
his Guardianship, to the Probate Court
OF Tippah County, Mississippi, and will, at the
the sext April Term thereof apply for its audi
ten and allowance.
BENZ. D. NABERS,
Guardian,
tsbrsary 7th ls46-9--3w
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"HE undersigned, Administrator of the
: Estate of William Norton, deceased,
has presented final account of his ad
ministration on said Estate to the Probate
Court OF Tippah County, Mississippi, and will,
at the March term thereof, apply for ito audi
ton and allowance.
JOHN HUNTER, Adn'r.
January 18th 1910,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

"HE Undersigned Administrator of Charls
l. Jaw, deceased, has presented a final
account OF his Administration on said
Estate, to the Probate Court of Tippah County,
mississippi, and will, at the next April Term
thereof apply for it's addition and allowance.
THOMAS HAMER, hdmr.
February 7th lS46-9--3w
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ESTRAY-Tippah County.

AIKEN up by Jesse Williams, living A
miles North of Ripley, one sorreIl horse,
win blaze in his face, blind on his Ief'
s.as, leIt hlnd foot white also slightly hipped on
tne same side, IA or ID hands high, supooseI a.,
" oeo years Old next spring. Apr. TO S25.
N. N. ARMOUR, Ranger
January nth l646-0-Bw '"s'''
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MAS oDoN COTTON Sled.

URE, unmi.ced and unaduNerated, ma, be
NJ had Gas long as any remains unsod,l of
w.. my agents in New Orleans Natchez.
scksonrg' f'zoo City. and Memphis, pho have
az vte" az, no'H'. r. ABBEY.
Yazoo City, Jan. 9, lS46.-2y
W ~ the papers IN The State will please
copy twice, counting this one square. Jan 81.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-28
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Tippah County.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TipPah County.
THE STATE OF MISSI SSIPpI
To all persons interested in the Lends. T.ne
ments and hereditaments of James Little decd
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear he
fore the Probate Court of Tippah Conn.
ty, at the Court House thereof, on the
h'ss Monday in April next, then and there To
answer the Petition of Noses Shannon, Admin.
'strator Of the Estate oisaid decedent for sale
o. said Lands. Tenemeats and hereditaments.
Inscribed in said Petition, as the South East
quarter Of Section IA, Township 2, of Range
Inree, East; lying situate and being in said
County Of Ti?pah, for the Payment Of the debts
o. sad Interstate, his personal estate being rem
resented insufficient and to show cause, ii anv
you can, why so much of the said lands, tene.
" nv, and Entertainments should not be sold. as
Of 4e sufficient to pay the residue of the debts
sn. .s'e oecedent, and further to do and suffer
!. ~. "ngs AZ shall be considered and ordered
." '"' premises BY the Court aforesaid.
omnness, the Honorable ROBERT R. |,
M laoHAs, Judge Of the Probate
..o court ofsaid County and the seal
:."e,eento affixed, the fret Monday
'''sa the OH February le46.
t''r''r, I'll le4e-s-5v '''''I
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Notice

wl'I apply at the February term. 1916, Of
the Probate Court of Tppah County Mis-.
slss'pph for final settlement. of the Es.
's.e OF James Digger, deceased. All persons
interested can attend at that term.
.... JAMES L. MCDONALD
n,.u a.. ,. Executor 3e.
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EsTRAYS-Tippah County.

~ AhEN up by Ciemment r. Bripps. ,wo
Steers, one a dark red, with some ybi,e
on The belly, left hip shot, marked with
aa e%'oo!h crop and swallow fork in the right ear
ana uhderblt in the left; the other a Yellow.
WIN oal face, three white feet, branded with
.ne le,ter III on the right hip, marked with a
'"oo'h crop of each ear; Appraised to S22,,.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January 10th lS46-5-3w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
1ishamingo County.
Circuit Court, Attachment to March term 1876
Jeremiah H. Davis,
We. Attachment for 800 90.
William T. Borem
nVHE Attachment in the above stated case
having been returned levied, on the es.
tate of the said Defendant, Notice is
hereby given, that unless the said Defendan,
shall appear, give special bail, and plead within
the time limited for his appearance, judgment
will be entered and the estate so attached will
be sold, to satisfy Plaintiffs debt and costs of
suit. January Bird A. D. 1916.
JOHN REEVES, CLERK
January l7h 1886 -6-4w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

SD Y order Of the Probate Court of Tisha
- mingo County, Mississippi, will SELL on
Friday the 9Th February next, TO the bghes,
bidder, at the Court House Door, in the Town
OF Jacinto, on credit of Twelve Months, the
undivided interest in the s. =. Of Sec. IL
TIC. R. 10, East, belonging to the Estate oil
J. M. Hogue, deceased. Bond and Security
required OF the purchaser.
A. E. REYNOLDS,
Administrator.
January Oath 1916 30. fee "a
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
TIsHAMTNGo COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT, October Term A D. ls45.
John W. Baker, }
Chariot, S' Baker Bill for Divorce.
ARDERED BY the Court, that publication
u oflhe tendency of,his Bill, be made in
the Ripley Advertiser, public News.
paper published in the Town Of Ripley, County
OF i'ppah, Mississippi, for six successive weeks.
before the next term of this Court, that unless
the said Defendant pleads, answers, or demurs
to Complainants Bill, the same will be taken as
confessed, and decree rendered accordingly.
Test: JOHN REEVES CIryvr
Deem. 18th le45-2-6w [prs fee IS.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
TIsHAkINGo COUNTY. (

TO all persons interested in tie Estate of 10
sspA snd Anis Akin, Minors.
~OU are hereby cited TO be and appear
before the Judge Of our Probate Court,
At the Court House in the Town of
Jac'nto, on the first Monday in March next,
ana then and there to show cause, if any you
san' why an order shall not be made by said
Court to sell the W of the N. W. / OF Sec
OF east; lying and being in SAID Coun.
~ belonging to Joseph and Polly Akin, accor.
d'nQ TO the prayer of Ann Akin, Guardian of
said minors.
Witness, Hon. A. H. WEIR, Judge
tL.S.] Of Pfohates and Seal a, ltilce, Bis,
January 1916
THsv: C.DKEy c,.rl
February 7th 1916 -9-4w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TlPPAH COUNTY.
CIRCUIT Court, 9th October lS45.
Dutton Sweeten, J
vs.. Bill for Divorce
Lucy Sweeten.

II AL day came the Complainant by hi
- attorney, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the Court that the Defendan
u res'oes beyond The limits OF The State of Msss
sipP'' SO That the Ordinary process of this Cour
q cannot De served upon her. 1t is therefore or
oeaed oy the Court, that unless tha said De.
le"uant aPPerr at The next term Of his Court.
on me hrst day thereof, to be held for the Conn.
. iIPPah, at the Court House in the Town
VI n'piey IN said Stale, on The fourth MONDAY
~ Malch next, and Plead answer or demur 10
ComPlainants bill, that the same with all the al.
'egations therein contained, will be taken as |
confessed sl and decreed acco, dinghy. 1t is fur
t p! olaeled that this order be published in the
,nnlpley Advertiser, newspaper printed in The
iown OF Ripley, in said State, for the space If
lnFee months, notifying the defendant of the
tendency of this suit. VIC
ABSTRACT.
Compalnants Bill, states that he was mari.
eeto defendant in lS4l, in Tennessee. and thai
they lived together ssme months. and COMMA. .
nant afterwards concluded to move, and did
move to Mississippi, and that his said wife refu.
sea 10 move with him and has remained from
MN ever since, and has continued wilfuI obstI.
nate deserlon OF his bed and board for the torn
81 three years; and further chrrges the separa. ?
ION TO defendants own obstinate will.
PRAYER, that the bonds of matrimonu be
dissolved. VIC n
II. w. STRICKLIN, Cr'k. P
Decem. 9th ls45-l-3m - ~ 8
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 4 the December term 1915, of the Pro.
"A bate Court for Tippah County, Miss
Letters OF Administration were granted
70 the undersigned Oh the Estate Of N. D
Stout, decd. Allpersons indebted to said Es.
tate would do well to settle immediately. anf
all persons having claims against said Estate
vii! present the same in the time prescribed bv
by law, or they will be barred.
JOHN GOSSETT.
Deem. 18th lS45--2--6w "'S'
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pound Pins.
hshislare article 90 seldom found in III.
~. %haIRef' 70 now for eale at Kings corner ~
wv ~ Is4o. J. B.WAlxu,
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February 9th ls46-9-6w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

English ~ spoken. The nnigo family is the |
principal Oue IA the state; their wealth Is enor
NOUS and the two SOUS, within year or 80, |
have returned from England, whittier they
were sent To receive military education, that
they might be prepared for their career under
the new order OF things. The Senior lnnigo,
having been plundrred aud oppressed by Gen
Urea, last August, sent forth and led back
with his sons, against the city, the Yaqus,
powerful tribe of Indians, over whom they
exercise control. Urea, at the time, was in
command of seven hundred mcn-that is he
had them ia jah to prevent descr,ion. On
the approach of lnugo they turned upon their
general, joined his enemies. and, returning
took him prisoner. Since that time the lnni-
gos have been unmoested
! To give an idea now of matters in a less re-
mote quarter OF this wretched country, the
/ Condo Horti is one of the most powerful
houses of Lacaiecas--a large portion OF which
| province i comprised in hlses,ate. lie owns
nmcty hacicndas each of which Is larger than
our neighboring town of ST. Charles while his
own residence, or rancho, has u population o
l6,OO0, with three large churches. lie keep,
constantly about him accuutrements for on,
thousand T0nchor0s. while his strong box il
never void OF very large sum in specie. Du
nng his absence on ono occasion, Mexical
coionel-Wh neither under superior orders o
rO5bng on hts own account, we know not
made descent upon his dwelling, and carrie,
of 100000. The COndc having been sen
Tor pursued the colonel, recovered the amour
he had lost, and finding 100000 more he re
torted by capturing and keeping the whole
This owner oi cities makes no scruple i'm ex
! pressing his desire that Uncle Sam would STE
IN aud protect himself and wealth.
/ We have spoken of the indinerence--con
tempt--oppposition which prevails in tn
noriheru--Ihe thinly populated states: bu
evenln the more southern provinces -Tamau
llpas and IacateCas-where the population
dense, the cry fora change of things is loud
with this difference, that. ready at any no
ment to upturn present power, the herd could
and probably would, fight fierceIy against A
! merlcans, through the fanatic prejudice i'm
/ spire by their priests. whose gTossDess is onl
equalled by their arilul management of TIA
{ masses. These priests, (toucbing whom NOR
anon,) are In favor of French rulc--a monar
! chy and an established church, Their oppo
; sltion would be general throughout the coun
i try, although there are enlightened exception
for instance. the Bishop of Sinalon, who re-
CARDS the United States most iavordbly Faith
er o Reilly, too, an influential Irish priest a
Santa Barhl, above San Francisco, in Cali
tornia, advocates American progress. although
{ the idea OF Mormon immigration disturbs hin
considerably. -St. Louis RcrciHc
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FOIlRTnoE lilly

We have been much surprised to see tina,
no general preparations are being made here
for the due celebration OF the anniversary OF
American Independence. Ii is now at hand
the Sabbath Schools, the Temperance Soci
cites, &e. have doubtless made their prepara
tions, aud we presume the military, Of all
military spirit has not departed as the dew
before the scurching sun of war; will appear
on parade; but have tire mass Of citizeus mad,
any arrangements for its celebration in the
good, true old fashioned way, withan Grafton.
u good dinner, patriotic toasts and patriotic
thoughts! ii the time is TO come when that
day IS TO be forgotten, in heavens name. let il
not be in our day and generation, Jet it not
be, at least when the country is at war with
one nation, and in apprehension of it with
others. 1t is not now too late TO make prrp
arations.
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the whole, be the best for rs. II united in |
one government. the extreuities may be so
remote az not 20 receive a proper heat from
the centre--so, Of least, thought MIR JcilcI-
son, who was inspired ON political questions
II mortal man ever was. | am not one OF
those who have a rabid craving for more ter
rltory; on the contrary, believe that we have
enough. know OF no great people who
have not been crowded into small space
the Egyptians, the Romans. the Greeks, and
another people who have exercised greater
influence upon man and his destiny than all
others, tina Jews; and, in our own tim, the
English want no more territory, for we
have already TO much. Ii were to make am
exception To this remark, ii would b. to ac-
quire California. But should grieve TO see
that country pass into the hands of England
or any other of the great powers.
Whenever the Foreigners in California max,
the movement of separation, il must succeed
) The department of Sonora, not halt the dis
lance from Mexico, has been in a state of re
; volt Tor the last four years, aud the govern
ment has been unable TO suppress il. Tn
5 civil war there has been marked by acts o
z horrible atroeity, which arc almost without
; precedent M any country. 1t is true that the
: do not eat the flesh of their enemies, but the
leave them hanging on the trees to feast th
T birls OF prey. There is scarcely road in tn
whole department where such spcCiaClrs an
i not daily exhi bited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

LcddlHg Families -gOusrHmenf 5lYgd,re o.,
position 10 mahoTiy- priesthood end mon.
orchy &c DC
We mentioned briefly Yesterday ,I,o,t.
province OF Sonora was in state of r.,cl,,
uoni Dat without having mo,urcd any de-.
sign ii was the general wish Of that .fat,
WIN Slnalga. Durango, and Zaccccas. ON ,be
soIih, aud California, Che Mexican iulpb;.
idnis) on, the north. to form thctes.iyes 49,.
an indcPcudeni republic Our infnrros,,
captain OBfian, already inuosluccd to cr,
readers, las bad equal opportunities of lea,n.
ing The state 81 feeling in the more casfcrn
provinces of lamaUlipas. Ceahuih. Sc AL
az briefly as possible, we shall cpdcayor in
lhts ariicle Ia illustrate the condition of fir
whole OF Them ''''
To begins General Urea, WHO la.t Are,,.t
commanded iu SOnom, pursuing doe uuIil,u
'H system whirf fhc example of The ooye,p
m'ui sanctioned, under different prefcpcfs
pushed Hs forced l0sus upon thc lcaJiug In.
''''I'. io H,. most iHtoicmbis e.trot
.'.h'' It ai ..r -tlne tiua. appitiuo lb,,,.
.' ''r 'NH purposes Pifita i- tbc prip,i,,I
.''"" "' '.'. .l1 and the Dnlv or. yL'..
H.I.H of diligence IS at8If fo h. d.tr.,
Is" F'V aId Utg. buf modem $500.
,'o'. ".- prove iHii Gee ,uirit M ,tc ,;.,
O.'i' Non'tmau III ,ats....;
'9'.ify has established ........ o,'
'id"u Of aI re r..r..f.ff. NV '''
.u. io receive su Iu...H. ..I... ''
hl.0 iHr consent rl fh.fru.r.... @
Iret n tIf.f eru 'rslna.s ....
'or and heagiIt Ha. .....
Inevitable. lu one boa o..,i .,....,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

YEYoNDERrrL CURE or coNsuMpTIoN.-Mr.
- --, corner OF ssh street aud ID Avcnue Isv,
ing tocn cured - consumption when very low cXprcsc
N.'y much gratitude, ard wishes tier case made milic
W earnestly hope t all persons living IN tlat vicin
VII can and zee this lady, and learn the asonishing
a'inost incredible ' - W "f'"'
'SonSnmplion aud Liver ComplSni.-A gentleman.
WIZ name apd residence h our Office has inst n,r
med us that his lie has teea saved and his heSI ,
-" uy 1T iAymfs balSam Of Liverwor. He had not
-, - Pl"i' nut liver complaint; he was reduced
i ,"l"h OF we grave, has he commenced
,,,'' Meulslne nc grew letter, and he now cured
81 sAd see and judge for yonTsclE-Ed
DIR. TAhLORS BALSAM OF JIVERXvopa
l"t e's Yeas tins medicine has stood unrivaiici A.
''ly oi dises - Of tlc lungs and liver, coughs colds
F"ihA ION ~ the heart, &C &c and hrv only Am,
~ ''l'.'' ~ 'he Drug store OF JAS. BAKER
JIM - Wheeling Va
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FOR THE TIMES.
TIE F0RSAKEN.

FOR THE TIMES.
THE FORSAKEN.
She stood before the altar,
And pledged her sacred vow;
Her lips did seem to ialter,
Yet hope sat ON her brow.
She trusted him sumcmely.
lie, who now stood by her side.
Her eve did beam serencly,
When he culi'd her now his bride.
Again, before that altar,
Alone in prayer she knelt;
Her lips now didno fatcr,
But told how deep she felt.
The anguish that was breaking
The chains OF hope apart;
And from Its depths were Weakening,
Young mcmries OF the heart.
All! before that altar now,
The sable pail is hung;
And death sits upon her brow,
And motionless her tongue.
Soon they'll lay the grassy sod.
Upon her slumbering breast:
While her broken heart with God
Has found a peaceful rest.
ROY.
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MRs. M. J.KEArING.

fhtIi f.ltf.k AND f'ONFECTIONER.
HAsjn,i received splendid lot Of all ,hs dIfT:r>
"ut k'ndr. tn
> Boxes splendid fresh Oinnges
Boxes du lrInous
. ID zen splendid fresh piueapplcs,
fine lot fresh Cocoa Nuts
y drums extra supc'fns Fig.
3 drums R.lsins,
boxes Blue Baud do
large keG spesdid fresh TImafinds
d'zen Iufs fre,h Prncs
large krg frc-h Cuuants
boxes Bonn Peach Leaf Trhacc"
jas fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
ira'i splendid Dates
o,os extra fne red and white Rock Candy
a large, rail fresh Soft SHIELDED Almonds
\ large loi al NIL The various kinds OF Nuts
a fine iai cf Regaiia, Cassdore. Principe ard Has
warm Cigars
Reg OF D'nuih. Lancaster Rappee Snuff.
I"eeiher with general assorlmf az Of the frat
qun'iy ui Confectionery Ioa numerous 10 mention.
al OF whirh she viii sell Wholesale or retail az her
sore on Monrre street. opposite the MerchanIs'
"n' Mrrhnnics' Bunk. je %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
OHIO COUNTY, WOOL

We saw yesterday in front of the Monroe
House three loads OF wool in sacks, making
in AL four and a half tons, all the clip of one
flock belonging to Mr.. Bell of this county
1t was en- route Tor Lowell, and we think il
as large clip and as fine wool as will appear
in market this year
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CHM ERClAL RECORD
wnoLEsALg PRICE CURRENT.
TIMES OFFICE, 4
WHEELING .Jane u. 46. (

TIMES OFflCE,
WnEELiSG ,JgHc ~, 'l6.
We observe no changcsin our current mar
ket rates. Business begins to feel the effects
of summer weather, and the busy season OF
the country.
ASHES-Pearl, 3I9is.
BATrlNG.--Supcrior ia, Common ..
BBESW AK --23a26.
BEANS.--v ID 1880.
BL00MS.-R ton 5000 SO.
BUrrER.-Keg 7aS. Roll 10.
C0AL.-2293s cts " BUSH
CANDLES.-Mould 10, dipt9.
COTTON YARNS TO 10, Is cts.
COFFEE.-Si. Domingo TAOS, Rio Sl99
choice 10, Java 1908.
CoPPER.-Broziel's 2SS29, Sheathing so.
Manila ll@l2, Tarred D.
CASTINGS.-305 cts. u 10.
DRY GOODS.-Browng goods. 81 inch Saw
age, 81 cts; other Al brands, in proportion
to quality; rs brown goods, a TO 8; Brown
Dills, . TO %; Bleachcd goods, from Ga up
witd-; PanialOon cottons, Prints, Tickings,
Checks. Osnabergs, Woolens and all other
l,ading articles, at the USUAL eastern stanJ
charges
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS Polished lO@l22.
! FEArHERS.-2S cts.
FL0UR.--2 62s and no sales.
| FlSIi.-Herring 6,2o, Mackerel No /, l3,
No. ,, 81, No. 3, 6,25a6,5O. Do south
IS. 30 40.
| GINSENG 2Ss3l cts
/ HAY.-Scarce, Sl06i2 y ton.
LARD-3A "a 6. Lard Oil 629.
4 LEAD.-Pig A, Bar a..
MOLASSES.--Sugar House 43a4S, y. Or
leans, 33d35.
PROViSlONS.--lTams 6f67c.. Shoulders
Sides !, Hog round l4 to a, Cheese, little in
market, 64@7.
SEEDS.-Clover si.25, Timothy, none in
market, Flax seed, 9SGSl.
SALT-Sl %.
RAGS.-36oc.
i S0AP.-iG5c.
WHlShY.--Re Zoe.
/ WOOL.-lSG2S.
FREIGHTS-To Cumberland, - cts; I'm
Cumberland, 624; to Cincinnati, - cts; Louis
vile, 20; 81. Louis, 40.
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The plain Inference be drawn from the lengthy and
Interesting letter VI that well known and highly esteem
cd thyscian, Dr. Frelish. of WServlici Centre, New
York, Is a' there could he possible duplicy the
suijcc' lie his beloved daughter raised like FROM
the dead and the sight astonishing. unoXpcct.
cd. thai he al his former prciudccs aud
del 20 The proprietor the gratitude OF his overflow
ing heart. His letter the accompanies each
bottle 90 Mr. &. Brukcrhon's Health Restorative which
medicine was the happy OF eGcc,iug the cure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

Virginia has been rallied upon TO hold in
readiness three Regiments of Volunteer Imam
try. The Governor has issued his procIame-
ton inviting the patriotic to come forward
and enroll themselves. There seems TO BE- a
remarkable backwardness in doins So The
Mechanic Artillery of this town and one or
two companies elsewhere have rendered their
services. We question il one hundred and
fifty volunteers have been raised in the whole
State. This backwarlncSs contrasts strange
~ with the enthusiasm displayed in oth.r
parts of the county. Virginia was not, i'm
days that are past, wont TO be behind her Sis
ters, when called upon 10 vindcate the honor
Of tn, country, The dilatoriness which has
itselfis at once curious and NOR
iifying act.