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JOHN BAILLIE..
Under The Free Traler OEe
MAIN STREET, NATCHEz.

MAIN STREET, NATCHEZ.
~ AS constantly on hand, large as
ILL sortmentof cheap goods, which he
will sell at very low prices for cash. As
bis stock is selected expressly for country
customers, he soIicits call from oil with
whom economy these hard times is an OBJ
ject. His assortment consists in part
Of
Blankets, white and colored,
Large and small Bed and Saddle do.
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Kentucky jean
and Fweeds,
Kerseys and Linseys,
Red, yellow and white FIanne!s, :
Bed Ticking and canton Flanneis, -.
Bleached and unbleached SIiirlng Of the
best brands, aa &g l-lfs sa
Lowell Osnabnrgs, Al, rs and "a,
Irish Linen, brown, black and white Hol-
lands, F. r. @t',i as3
Bombazine, Alpacas and Merinos,'l 's''aa
Plain and twilled Mousselin de Laines,
Grape and Chamelions do
Blanket and worsted Shawls, all sizes.
Bandana, flag and fancy silk pocket hdkfs,
French and Italian black and fancy silk
cravats,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons and Fancy
Goods. &C.
CLOTHING- Of dress and
frock coats; good black dress coat 70,
$l2 90; Pilot, Pelto and Flushing Over
coats all prices; Cashmere, Sattinel
Tweed and Jeans Pants, do; Fine hne,
bosom Shirts; Lambswool and Merine
Undershirts and Drawers; with genera
assortment of every article in the line.
BOOTS and SHOES-a very complete
assortment. Super calf sewed Boots
waterproof do. and pegged do; russe,ts
kip and calf Brog ms; boys and misse:
calf and kip sewed and pegeed do.
SADDLERY--Men's Spanish ant
English Saddles; ladies' Side Saddles 70,
$40; gents. English do. for S6; BOYS do.
HATS, CAPS and BONNET.s-con.
sisting of all varieties and shapes. Russia
Cashmere, Nutria and Wool Hats: Cloth
Velvet and Hair Seal Caps.
Florence Braid and Fancy Bonne,s; a
few Bombazine do. for mourning, S3 each
with numerous other articles impossible ia
put into an advertisement. sa
or Don't forget the store. the first
round the corner from Cotton SQUARE. on
Main street.
April 90, 1a45-42-ly M
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The State of Mississippi
MARION CouNrY.

MARION County.
The Honorable Probate Court, January
term, 1916.
TIME undersigned having been appoints
ed Administrators at the above sta
led termof the Honorable Probate Court,
in and for said county and State, on the
estate Of William Fortenberry, late OF
said county, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to the estate
of the said deceased, to come forward and
make immediate payment. Also, TO all
persons who may have claims against the
said estate, to present them, duly authen-
iicated, within the time prescribed by
law, as this notice will be placed in bar 10
a recovery of all claims against the said
estate presented after that time.
WEN M. FORTENBERRY.
HUGH FORTENBERRY.
Administrators.
January "a, lS46-28-6w.
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TO PRINTERS

q i - OOANDNA fAND 1SilN GN0
a. Furnishing Warehouse. The sub.
scribers have opened new Type Found
ry in the city Of New York, where they
are ready TO supply order 10 any extent, tol
any kind of Job or Fancy Type, Ink, Pa.
per, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rules, Steel do,
Composing Sticks, Chases, and every ar>
ticle necessary for Printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new moulds,
from an entirely new set of matrixes with
deep counters, are warranted TO be unsur-
passed by any, and will be sold at prices
to suit The times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also
Steam. Engines of the most approved pat
terms.
n B.-A Machinist constantly in atien-
dance, 10 repair Presses and do light work
Composi.inn Rollers cast for Printers.
Editors of Newspapers who will buy
three times as much type as their bills
amount TO, may give the above six months
insertion in their papers, and send their
papers containing it to the subscribers.
COCKROFT e. OVEREND,
68 Ann Street.
New York. Aup. 6. l845. EGW26
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New York, Aug. 6, l845. 26w9t
q A List of Letters

EN eua'ninc in the Post Office at Monti-
Il z cell Mss, on the lst day OF
January 1916, which if not taken out by the
If day of Apr'l next, will be sent to the
General Post Office, as dead letters.
Blocker, Mary Eiz. Bnrge, miss Virginia C
Bridges, lars 4 Bell, miss Caroline A
Rrinson, Della
Black, Wln " Buckley, James
Buckley Burton S Buckley Benz
Cole John
Givins Robert
Harrison William 2 Harrison John Martin
Hlliard John H. Harmon W II
Holdam John T Holiday James
Harvey Theophilus
Johnson B f Johnson AG
Johnson Andrew
Kerby mrs Elizabeth
Lowe miss Tamar Lowe Jno B
Lenoir IS
McLeane rev Rob't Moore Hugh 2
Mitchell s W Mitchell II
Nixon James Maxwell Jesse
Nckolds mrs Sabra
PEBBLES VIM Pendleten DrJ w
Price Thomas
Ray Anday Richey John
Sieen NJ G Steeu James
Shannon James Summers Hesekiah
Slringger Simon Scarborough Daniel
Taylor miss Sarah 8 Thames William
Tyson Josiah Thompson Barna
Vance miss Caroline
Winborn Christo'r B Williams James
Wolf James w
d. +. N. TURNER, P. NJ.
N. B.-Persons calling for any of The
above letters will please say they are ad-
yerfised.
Monticello Mss. ), Jan. l, ls4e.
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The State Of Mississippi,


LAWRENCE County.
The Honorable Probate Court. November
term, 1915
A GREEABLY to an order of the Hon.
IA orable Probate Court ofsaid county
made at the November term, 1845. No.
lice is hereby given 10 all persons interest
ed in the Real Estate of John Gill, Sen'r.,
late of Lawrence county, deceased, to be
and personally appear before this Court at
the February, 1876 term, thereof, 10 show
cause, if any they have Or can, why an Or
der should not be made for the sale of the
following described land, to-wit: The
south east quarter of section 10, tow wnship
., range7 east, containing acres
URIAH GILL, Admir-.
II is further ordered, that this citation be
published for six successive weeks in the
Southern Jouf aal, and the Mississippian Il
newspaper published at the ci,y jackson
WITNESS, the Honorable
M. B. Cannon, Judge oI
LIS. the Probate Court of said
county, the fourth Monday
OF Dec, l845.
Issued the 22d day Of Dec, 1845.
J. N COWART, Clerk.
Dec. 27, l845-24-6w
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Administrators Sale.

a DY virtue andin pursuance Of adecree
I'D ofthe Probate Court of Lawrence
county, at The December lS45 Term there
OF. the undersigned administrator of the
estate of Manly II. Smih, late of Lawrence
county deceased, will on the second day
OF February next, sell to the highest bid
der all the personal property Of said deceas-
ed. Terms made known on day Of sale.
6. ]. COHEA, Admir-.
Jan. 8, lS45-25-tds.
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JOHN NEwSOM.
The State Of Mississippi,

LAWRENCECOUN
The Honorable Probate Court, January
Term. 1916.
THE undersigned having heen appo'nli-
l. ed Administrator at the above sta
ted term of the HonorabIeProbate Court,
in and for said county and State, on the
estate of ARTXESES MAXEY, late
of said county, deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons indebted TO the
estate OF the said deceased, to come
forward and make immediate payment.
Also, to all persons who MAJ have claims
against the said estate, 10 present them,
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, as this notice will be
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

<swsE THE subscribers have received
by late arrivals from Europe and
G the North, large additions to their
60 previous Stock of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs &c. making
as complete an assorimen! of articles in
their line, as can be found any where in
the South.
Their arrangements for purchasing in
London and Paris, and in the principal ci-
ties Of the North, are such, as will ensure
them constant supply of DRUGS and
MEDICINES which they can warrant to
be FRESH and GENUINE and superior
in quality No pains have been spared to
attain this point, SO important TO purcha.
sers.
Their stock is offered 10 Dealers, Plan
ters and Physicians, on the mos, reasonable
and accommodating Terms.
Orders from the country Qarge or smaill
as faithfully executed, as if buyers were in
attendaHce.
SICKLES s. Co. Wholesale Druggists,
.24, Magazine street.
New Orleans, Nov. 24. 1845-2O-6n
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Selling OFF at Cost.

THE subscribers are selling fiat cost
u their stock of Merchandise, consist.
ing ofDry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery
HoAow-ware, Crockery Ware, lron, Nails
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, with other articles toe
numerous to mention.
Persous wishing topurchasc cheap goods
will please call atthe old stand of Larkin
& Bagge,t, os we are determined to sell
cheaper than any other house in the place
MARX g. HYMANN.
January II. 1846 -27-tf
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MN ARM

TENHE undersigned respectfully informs
u his friends and the public generally,
That he still continues to carry on the
BLACKSMlTHlNG BUSINESS,
at the old stanu formerly occupied by VIM.
Marine s. Co., and he assures the public
that every attention will be pa d to the ex
pedition and 'rticuarIy to the mechani-
cal, workmanlike manner in which he de
signs all jobs shall leave his shop.
Grateful for past favors, he still solicits
Il continuance Oft the patronage heretofore
so l,6erally bestowed on him.
WILLIAM MARINE.
Monticello, January 10, 1s46 -26-ly
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The State Of Mississippi.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

LAWRENCE COUNTY.
The Honorable Probate Court, January
Term, 1916.
A GREEABLY to an order Of the Hon.
"a orabie PROBATE Court of said county
and State, made at the December term,
l845, thereof, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested in the Real Estate Of
Henry Benson, late Of said county. decd, TO
Leland personally appear before This Couri
al the March, 1916, term, thereof: and
show cause if any they have or can, why
an order should not be made for The sale
of the teal estate of the said decedent -
10 wil The Southwest quarter of Sec
lion II, township &, range 20 west, con-
tanning l6I 7-lOO acres.-Also the North
west qua,ter Of Section II, Township 6,
Range 90 Mes,, containing I6l 7-o0
acres.
JOHN NEWSOM,
Administrator de bonis non.
II is further ordered that copy of this
order be published in the Southern Jour
nal, and the Missssippian printed at the
city of Jackson f,r six successive weeks.
Witness, the Honor able M.
3. Cannon, Judge of Pro-
LIS. bates for Lawrence coun-
", the fourth Monday of
JAN. 1876.
Issued the 26,h day ofJan., lS46.
J.N. COWART, Clerk.
Jan. 81, 1916 -29-6w
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1'he State If sl;ssSss.sssT;,n,,r.,;f4 SIN. =

The State Of Mississippi,
IN NE Superior Court Of ehancery, Cd
Distrset, at Moaticctto September Term,
lS45. 1870 sa9
rhe heirs Of. Pounds. u
No "a. vs.. Dili Of conplait.
T. e. PendlcIon' hei 5
a ND now al this fern, como the com.
IN planants by iiloir Salicstr, and on
his motion, and il appearing 10 The sails
faction of the court that the defendants,
Charles Pendleton, Frederick Pendleton
and James Page are not residen. citizens
Of his Stale, but reside beyong the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process ol
this court cannot be served upon them-It
is ordered that unless the SAID defendants
appear before the Chancellor, on the first
Monday of March next, thu, being the
first day OF the next regular Term Of this
court, and plead answer or demur 10 the
said Bill Of Complaint, that the same will
be then taken for confessed against them
and the matters thereof, decreed according.
ly-And it is further ordered, that copy
of the foregoing order be published in The
Southern journal, newspaper printed in
the town Of Monticello, Miss, once week
for two months successfully.
ROBERT HUGHES,
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above alluded. Your readers, aud
your neighbors, the Americans too.-
would be perfectly astounded at the
steam force our Government could
bring into operation was shcwn
the document in confidence, and can.
no, at present give the result, but an
old captain who was deputed to for.
ward the returns for the steam CON-
pany he is employed in, made these
rrmarks:-aWhst, so many Of 'em fiji
for war? why stem and stern 'em, and
they'd reach&om here to the Bay OF
Biscay!" THE, perhaps, is an exag-
geration--but if the republic should
bark, let its rulers be most fully as
sured that Great Britain is prepared
to bite. In three months we should
have equipped a fleet Of steamers, ex
the Royal Navy, that would crush
the American trade with foreign ports,
and the northern and southern States
would be left TO settle the old bone Of
contention between themselves"
-~---------~--~
Northern Cotton.-Those who sup
pose that cotton will not grow in a
northern climate, will learn with sur
prise that this great staple Of the
south was was produced in perfection
last summer, in the garden OF Capt.
Joseph Mather, at Greenbush. This
cotton grew, as Capt. Maiher assures
US, IN The op. garden, aud without
artificial heat. A stem. fall blown
and ready for picking, may be seen
III thi. office. The cotton is Of as
fine and beautiful texture as that pro
duced ir Alabama .dlbany Evening
Journal.
The Philadelphia Keystone pfopo.
fes the following as an advertisement:
"NoTIcE.-The partnership hereto.
fore existing between Joha Bull and
Brother Jonathan in the occupation
OF the Oregon territory be dissolved
twelve months from date, and the
business Of the territory will be hence.
forth conducted by Brother Jonathan
solely on his own account"
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newspaper printed at the city Of Jackson.
~ WITNESS, the Honorable
ass M. B. Cannon, Judge Of
L. s. the Probate Court Of Law
renee county, on the fourth
Monday in Dec, 1915.
Issued, this the 22lh day of Decem-
bor, i845. m
in, CoWART, Clerk.
Jan. 3, l845--25-6w.
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placed in bar to a recovery Of all claims
against the said estate presented after
that time.
ZEOPIlILUS E. MAXEY.
Administrator.
Jan. 81, 1845--29-6w.
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NJ o n tic ell o. Mis- sis sisppi

M ontIc ell o, M is Sis S,lfppi.2
TEyHE subscriber would Inform his
IL friends and the public generally,
that he now occupies the EAGLE HO /.
TEL in this place. He has used much
money and pains in making Improvements
and additions to his house, and has attach.
ed 10 it bar for the accommodation ofhis
customers, containing every variety Of
choice liquors. He therefore, with conf
dence soicits the patronage Of his old,
friends and customers, and assures, them
that Loihing shall be wanting 10 render
them comfortable. In fact he is determ-
ined to keep table not to be surpassed,
in any section of the State.
The terms of the Hotel are as follows, 10
wlt:-. sssts 9s8s 81 @esH5s
Boardper month, So s,s $40 90
/" and lodging, per month, IL so
+" and lodging per day, 90
Single meal, each, --s'a# 371
Man and horse, pet day, s'a-sa b9zli IS
+" ~ I" night, 80 81 1 So
Keeping horse Per months, l2 90
. " day. IS
Single meal for horse, -slgpg shs37s
EDWARD be BOWEN 81
Monticello, Nov. A, ls45. lily
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Runaway in j all.

a vY-AS COMMITTED to
IA Wv the jail in Monticello,
TM Lawrence County, Mississippi
I AK BY James sills, Esq. Justice
z4a )t January, 1916, as runa-
woy, a negro man, named RiCHARD-he
says he belongs TO n Mr. Thomas Wells,
living in Kinds county, near Auburn, in
this State. Richard is ohout 5 feet 6 or
7 inches in height, supposed TO be about
80 or s5 Years old-copper complexion
had on when committed, an old black blan
ket cont, osnabuig shirt, an old black fur
hn'. and Iinscy pants.
cr'fhc owner of the above described
negro is requested TO comply with the re-
QUESTIONS Of the law, and take him out of
Jail. JAMES NJ. TURNER,
Sheriff Of Lawrence County.
jan. 81, 1S46-29tf
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By EDWARD l.. BowEN,
Deputy Clerk

hDo MAUI OT BILL.
This bili filed by the heirs of Joseph
Pounds TO set aside and rescind the sale of
tract of land IN Lawrence county, con.
veyed by 2. E. Pendteton in his lifetime
TO Henry Sones, and for CONVEYANCE Of
the same by Sones 10 complainants, also to
perpetually enjoin the judgment against
said Henry Sones in iavorof samuel Smith,
and for an account ofrenis issues and proI,
fits ofthe land against the heirs Of Pendle.
ton, and for general relief.
Freeman 81 Vannerson, Sol.
Nov. 4 l845-I7-0w
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JOHN GARTMAN, Admir-.
r.. A. PENDLETON. Adm'rr.

de bonis non.
Ii is also ordered that this citation be
published six successive weeks in the
Southern Journal, and the Missiisippian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
From hc baltimore Saturday Visitor.
THE DYING YEAR.
BY J. 6. FoRMAN.

There is a beauty ia the falling leaves.
The low aud signing winds that strike the
ear:
The pluinhve tones OF Nature as she grieves,
In The sad meanings OF the dying year:
How dTcary do the naked woods appear,
Siript OF their foliage by an autumnaI breezc;
And win,ry winds, in wailings loud aud
drear,
VIII sing in changing melody with these,
a mounlul requiem through the forest trees
The yellow leaves before tho unseen wind,
Fly Der he field and lodge along the way,
For they have lett the pareut tree behind
To stand alone through many wintry ,lay:
There Is a beauty in this wild decay.
That gives pleasing sadness To the si,rnc;
The summer flowers have gcatly died away
Aud left the wintry months to intervene.
While Nature lays aside her drapery OF green.
The seasons change. but every living thing,
With Nature will survive the diving wear;
The leaves aud flowers will bud again i'm
Spring.
And lair earth in living green appear;
The song of birds will charm the is'miug ca
Aud I'LL the The heart with melody, ey'n;
While the transitions oi this changing sphere
Show hat To man the living hope * given.
That death is but change Iom this sad earll
To Heaven.
Lexington, Ky, 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

ITEMS OF NEWS * ITEMS OF CHOICE.
Ii is rumored in Washington that the Hon.
Charles J. lngcTsoll is about 20 be appointed
Minister To France.
|, Is rumored in London that Fanny Ellis
ler Is about TO marry an Italian artist, named
Ronssui.
AT Kingston, Canada. the weather was ve-
~ severe for the SEASON, on the pa inst. The
ice was fully one inch thick.
A Swiss paper states that the bulb OF the
dahlia is an excellent substitute for potatoes.
This information is something like the sug-
gcstion Ot Maria Antoine,te. when told that
the starving thousands ot Paris were crying
Tor breGd-"Why don't they cat cake7"
cargo of l50,0 bricks recently arrived
at Liverpool IN vessel from Shanghse. Chi
no. They are said to b. oil excellent for build
ing purposes.
Canvas buck ducks arc said To- b. getting
very plentiful, along the shores OF the river
emptying into the Chesapeake bay.
The fatal horse distemper has made Its op
pearsnoc in Delaware county, Pa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
FROG NINE
or rBE CELEBRATION or THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

In the City Of Whceiing, Nop. ,, 1916.
The Divisions will form at O'Clock, 4. NJ
precisely. at Temperance Hall. Monroe street,
in the following order:
Wheeling Division NJ. Ii.
Virginia Division No %.
Steubenyillc Division No %. of Ohio.
Martinsville Division No -, &"
The procession will form on Monroe street,
in frout OF the Hall. march up Monroe to Mar.
ket. mp Market to Washington. down Wash.
ington Ia Main. down Main TO Second, Gin
South Wheeling.) down second TO Water
up Water to North. up North TO Main, up
Main TO Clay, zap Clay To Fourth up Fourth
10 Centre, up Centre TO Fifth, up Fifth to Mon
roe, down Monroe to Fourth, down Fourth
TO NJ L. Church.
SorUicc ia tkc Church.
Payer 10y Rev. Chss. Cook.
Temperance song by the choir.
Adde'S on the subject OF the order by Bro
T. NJ. Gally.
Temperance Song By iha Choir
Presentation OF the Bible by the Ladies
through Bro. WIN. Mckay.
Reception Of the Bible by Bro. w. Kinney.
Singing by the Choir
BenodiCtion by Bro. Watson.
j. J. HoeE,
J. K. HUBnARn,
r. ID. HoRNBRooK,
RoBT. c. BoSuAN,
r. +. HoOE,
THos. HoRNBRook
Committee ef Arrangements.
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ICELAND.

ERurrroS or MouST HEcLA. AND EARTH
QuAK. SHocKs.-A letter from Copenhagen
of Sept. Dist, has the following Intelligence;
We have just received news from Iceland
To the 18th, and from the Fcrroc Islands to
the 2oth ult. Never in the memory OF man,
has there been a more disogrceable summer
than tho present Torrents of rain and storms
succeeded each other without intermission.
The measles and the dysenlary, carried OF al
most the fourth oi the inhabitants, especially
on the coasts, which caused the cultivation OF
the land to b. paralizcd, aud the fl hcry which
would have otherwise been most abundant, Ia
be- neglected The bod weather prevented
D0uish, German. French, Belgian, and Eug
lish Swans lrom pursuing their researches IN
to the State OF Mount lIecla, bat they have dc
cided on passisg the Whites in iceland in or
der TO profit BY The cold and dry weather To
carry on their Investigations. Toward noon
ON the 22d ult.. there was a sudden snd vio
lent eruption Of Mount Hecls, the commence
nent OF which was accompanied by several
shocks OF earthquake, extending to a radius OF
OF about three miles. (seven French leagues. }
The eruption lasted about forty minutes, the
flames rose to an immense height, aud oil the
country round the volcano was covered with
a thick layer of ashes,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
COW VI ERCEAL.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

November ,, 1916.
FLorR-on saturday 200 bbls sold TN canal
at > ,O3; 100 deliverable This week and loo
IN two weeks al 800: 30 to arrive by river
at 90; 30 from railrnad at 81 90, 200 tity
mills at same; 27O bbls OF Change. a choice
brand st Sl0O
WHsKv-Thc slics on Saturday were 81
- anj - bbls from nser at Is; 80. 20, aud
. do at &c: 100 from Whitewater csunl at
l'sc' on previous evening, 30 bbls from river
at lSsr.
PoaK-A sale of $40 barrels Mes on mi.
,uic terms, understood To have been on the
decline.
LARD-A sale Of 100 bids cit, rendered |, sf
at 6c; 90 10 gooj butchers at D..
SuGAR-A sale oi hhds lsir y ostslrpef
pound.
CorFEs--A sale Of 10 bags fair Rio on pr
vate terms
CHEsSg,--A sale Of Is boxes cor simmer,
st 6Ac small lot large, st &c.
SAJr-A sale OF 1853 bbls No Ksuavh,
iIom Hver at lSc; 200 do do at l7Ic 200
Turks Island from the landing at SOC cash
NHIrE LEiD--A sale OF 100 kegs cure al
81 20 per keg, per cent of.
LiNsEED OuL-A sale at 81 bbls. 4 d,,S
since, at SIC: ! 3 do on Saturday al 5jc: Is do
lew days since, st Doc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

PIG lRoN.-Thc frs, shipment of Pig iron
from the hon Mountain Co.'S Works. in this
State--sbou four aud half tons. was re-
ceived here Wednesday, per steamer Mendo-
Ia. l, was taken bv Messrs. Gsty, Mcclure
* Classy at whose foundry its quality will
BE- tested. Its, doubtless, equal ~ the Penn
syl,snia and Tennessee iron. aud will soon
supercede the use OF the material from those
States in our ioundcres. and must soon be
come when the compauy's arrangements are
completed. valuable article of expectation.
The works now in progress will. when fully
completed. as we are informed. run from six
teen to twenty tons OF pig iron per day. and
the supply ol ore is iexLaustsble.-S Louis
Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

We copy the following, in reference to the
Cumberland River, from The Nashville Wing,
OF the 18th ut;--"The weather is clear end
cool, with no prospect Of rain Tor the present.
The oldest inlabitsnl' has no recollection OF
the river ever being lower, except on the &C.
CASTOR some years ago, when q man 1--WE d"
not know whether his hat was white or not }
walked over down a the island, without wet
ting his feet. Wesrc greatly u need of some
OF those arkansas steamboats, which are said
Ia have the capacity of running in any chan
mel where tll7rcore heavy dcws OF nights