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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17
COUNTY COURT.

Session Gre Monday Ia every month Quarter Sessions
keid IN Mareh J6ue, August ane Noyelniar
ARCH " OODf. Prtsifins Justice
~ JACOB. v r,secnting Attorney
JOHN M'CoLLOCB, Clerk.
ELIJAH nay Csr0ner,
GBo w SIGHTS Cempiissiouer q Revenue.
SAMUEL. OLDHAM, for counirs
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Thomas HoratTOok, Todd \ Oldham,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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IiOitN Es"i''K * DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

CHtdP AS TUE CHEIPEST.
x tsT SURE MARK TT sr. f.w doors t.'o,v irc
- Post OUier. have supplied iheu Selves wiki new
a"d large engine, aud ohcr fixtures for their business 30
sufCror style. avid fsiicr thcmsc'ycs that " th tea
wears hNI iBiENtE They will he 0'c To rsnCe, tile
Ties Sirr on Sic House and STEAM ROAT rECM
~ NC in ali ~ branches.
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
By arrangements win She manufacturer we have re-
ccvcd and viii cons antly to rcrrt JUG and prcnred Ia
supply tie above Pipe wloIe4se and retail or the lest
qua'iiy, and as low as can 10 lsd "a the copnlcy.
Ttcy have constantly on hand Hydfan's iii different
tescrip ions, Haiers ke.lcs water cjscis tath tuis
bog sud cold shower aihs reiors for heachlna eheai
cal apparaus lead ooffrs ra'en ah pumrs sa} pipe-
any manner Of FORM
atef conducted through oadcn pipes fom springs "a
dwelling housesi the counir)
surerior puurs i.r country wells. steam engines &c
Az orders ihslkhlly received and punciuay ATTENDED
grFAM POWER.
For manufacturing purrcscs en- Re supplied ~ srvs-a
desc Sons 81 usosncs boz the 2ud story Of thcf boil
ding on on ihc ground floor al avery mode etc rest
Wheeling. APrii s, ief6.
GAPS, CATS.
~ VI now boz cousc e relieving ycry LARGO al .,,
- rorior assortment Of None, South's AID .iHlrcr'
Cloth, Flush, telvci OrcfFuk imitation no. AMI Ilsl
seal comprising sl ihe sylcs.yW;
The RiuPold paiicf la'1 Au.u do
g." bci e. and CASTOR oregon DO
together with .utte lae sud approved st,ics ~ ~
wluch we've purchased hy n}sof froiu thr NeN N0f
90 ger cent iCrs than those who purchased tleir rs
cafrJ ih The erNtnn cupsequcuuy NY patrons end ii
WHO favor mg Wh Weir fsf0m, -hsll have i.f. aIvan
ts1c. Don't f5rret 60 call ~ w. W. Jmcson 100 Mai
Street ~ yDu want avery good Hat Gao as an ron
ttutly manufacturing has the NEST approved ~ tur
pie-. 20 ts 80 material hv ths ie- workman spd mas
approved t3sli1tif. tommy merchants VNo want hai
ani cars OBJ toe case dDzcr viii please can al ~
prepared 20 uippiy tcn on cttcr terms ihsn thev "a
l puffnsfr esst W " IiMEFON.
.
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BRENTLiNGER : APorEnCN.

,.-rn,cts,,... s.'i'.' ~ 80, VIZ; ,.,. 49,.
AF hsur oftbc night fhysioians prcsc riptious put uI
win ActcEArY snd NEArNIEs. spices Of s let quality
Tor family use. r. =. HR ENILfNGER,
Proprietor and Attendant.
n " Persons calling Sor the shop closed viii please
use the knockeT OH the door. jy -
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NEO, RICKEFts.
TAHOE AM HPApEp

n AIEbf Qfthe city ofuaitimorc. would respectfully
- inform the citifons 81 Wheeling aud vicinity thu
Do has opened an establishment Main ~ fw door.
fellow ihc Virginia Hotel and door thc Morning
lfieefHp pffet Where r"riIrnr H's rafntnta VIII DO
on 1de up Pm the ufaet sad fsehon ac STYLE and az
reasonable prices Having ictn engaged al cutter r te
lo-t ~ yeafs iu some of She rt sHeuts m thsea
tern cities De tairfs huscftha he VII o. allie fp ftto
general sfsi1ctnn to ai no rar fltUf In Win ftf
uess 49,, .tf
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RANKS


NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
..,.,, 49,. MAIN STREET, WnEEuSe.
hHch. WOODS, President, J. LIST, Cashier
DIRECTIONS.
Woods w W shrivcr G. w T'hon,pso,,
:rs sseSe w Mitchell Thos Johnston
DOS rsu' s,eenrsd Az Woods
Meeting ON Thursday ofeach week.
hERUHANTs' & MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING;
'osErh CALDWELL, FIRES. =. BRADY Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
JCsdweil W.T. sclby Jas Baker
&c Wood. RPaue,ron Jw Gil
JACOB "v"a,ng VIM Fleming sa..rot
Meeting on Tuesday OF each week.
sAyfNGs' INSTITUTION
etricE Mas .SrRrKT.
- THOMAS HUGHES, President.
ns'sSn N Johnston Morrison
f,chner SAINT M'CSllsn A Paxton
n keBefs JCrumN acker
RoB'T, MCCOY, Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday ofcsoh week.
INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
80 COMPANY.
ORG sA Mi ir SrE 'f Ff.,d a%.'or
go $780,. DIRFC1URS.
,ws Yiemips NV Gin psuicrr.mb
VIM Tss,oa 35s t.. c ca@ssn 'n' c''''ofn
Rw HARDING. Secretary.
wfsTEnN INSURANCE COMPANY,
o'ncE on Nam srEErT, rs saNr BuiLpiSo sAvISos'
TnoMss hughes, resident
nIREcToRs.
5R Hs,i"S cTa% s%,iSH i' FaI kaa'
Baker w n selly
ROBERT MCCOY Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE. co
AZ snRivER sTELEI's " aeE msrsE, " A1ER ST.
ssr HR LIST, Secretary.
oFFTGEoF TIE PROTECTION INSURANCE 90
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THIEVES Hughes. NJ M'Lnre. john Hamilton, " w
Philips. W Mitchell u Morrow, Geo i0bins1u u +
sanhofn Brady, 8 tiunben, \ n Laidley. james
Paul. W. Limerick, Tanner, VI Nelson, Ainiok, u
Lamb, II Rehoss n Aunn.
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL

CIvkS-JAsfEs S WHEAT,
rel ls fEsagASr--'r r SIiALI.CRQSa.
ALpEsSES--itiNsrd, n M'Naughien; --2nd Ysrd.
James htnnnch. ,9rd Ward, Geo Duliy ,-ith " ard.
phiiis Bler;--5th Ward, ! & Guy.
SsNsTARV CoNNirffE. -lr Wdfd. Thomas Campbell:
End Ward, A Todd -3rd Ward, W Hsrding;--itil
Ward, John Rohinson;-Jlh Ward, W Ha-s.a.
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VEGFTSBLr HEMEDITS
AT BRENTLINGER'S ApOTHECA.

Ashiud SQUARE Wheeling Va
Il IE sulscrl or has Ibis day tccu appointed Sole A.
gent ~ this city Ter the safe of doctor g. Roses
HIGHLY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REMEDIES,
adapted 70 the various dcasc, 20 which the human to-
DIS Is subject &C which zoe following j. lis'
~ Roses trophy iscfc Syrup or Panaces, fox Tie
futon. crtou-.
~ Roses Couch syrup, for diseases OF The Lungs. ca
tarfh, bronchitis. &c.
Dr.. Roses Croup or give S,ua
nr Roses Comrorud Extract al Sarss. nrilla
Dr. Roses Asfbmatic Elixir
r Roses cough igrCasc Tor IRA a'ian % The tbrra'
~ Hose ilrWcn flr weak Drs~ ur Fi- o. fhr ricsl.
Ia. kOs ~ Touic Mixtures Ior cNi',s sJi lever.
worms.
b. Roses 1orc Anti nys satjc. flr All dlfca.es @.
Vie stomach .dbowe'', clip'c~8 i'iftl'H1i, Sc.
pr Roses fcraic Pin superior 90 tie Hoover Pill.
d. R0-,'s Juur Affective Nr.r' attic iis au ciHca
ciuHs cmcdy M diseases Of thc I.vcr.
Dr. Roses Sec'y i'cnmr Faster foI Weatncss ~ The
fack ifcss'. side ~ s'ouach
Dr.. Roses SGc.ifc 'f fiicpsy. TIC only positive re
ncdy Tar tbis disease Cscr discovered
~, E0ses Ehouu a'ic Mixture, never known 10 fail
hr. Eoses Asriugent compound faThWmursge cog She
spne 81 No1, or turte Curr ~ ali discharges ~ blood.
DO. Roses syrup for ChO'cra and bowel complains.
ALSO
nr. Rnse's PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
weak Breasts.
Extract from fhe Natirr Eagft
nr. Rose isagraduaie OF the tnvors.y OF renusyIva
this ry with signal sutccs. ne has often assured as
that his Lancet s. rusty aid his nedicues purely veec
taIe, which iu itself strong Wedstion 20
ind ard fakur into eonside alton that De not only
/ DE system far trial. shou.d dscaso lay ru,hess
/ hands uTou our hon sui,V.
Tor tariicn.afs call ON ANEENfLlNGEE,
scPs Ashland square Wheeling.
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HONE LE4GTE.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.

10 b0H NtTfft, llhfCiinC.
VIZ are cousiautly receiving direc, 80, 200 raeka
w g. oi slopwork from zoe Essiern rcns,euita.
ties ana ofkouscs, but daily supplies 81 6rst rate az
licc oi Hois ana Shoes cot up under our own nspcc
Ton ot TIE Test materials aud made good mechanics
we warrant oar work u e sr superior 10 rms Eastern
WORK hTpughtip this market. 10th n share and quality
and VIC 0Hcrr a. low ard many articles 20 per cent TO-
Wcr than any store boz Wheeling Tatronise Home Ma
nufaciufcs and keepthe money Boz crcuia amongst
ourscvcs, instead Of sending s2ooolO annually over tnr
mountains fof tic articles ~ Boois and Shoes Ladies
ana Gentlenen look tu your own interests ard give ~
eeil, not 81 tie Big RED Black Boot Int a. Size sun
Of the little Golden Boot. two doors above Kuote San
gers Saddicry cs'ahishu.Cut
sep ID CONNTfT.Y & w Nur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17

SVkNEk OF MONROE AND WATER SIS
o.nsisling in IaTt Of the following. ss,u Ie.,.
SneSks o. every Kind Slate cold Linen, Dsh do. I,or
No. nIoo eid Dc, cmghsm-, Cotton Cassime-cs IIeay,,
JERSEY s. SSi'nets. Liners OF an kinds SUMNER e,fl.
-, .oSn coating; Iwecds Gold mixed do Dark do D,s
!" sumner cloths; SuspenderS, Gloves and Siocks
tkNNAls-Sik and SATIN; also Cinelsm and I,.
oict etavSis ScaIfs, silk and saln
me aSSi cfes. French Doe skin do: Fancy pl,id.
French do; Wool Black Buckskin ' ''N'"'
every quality. ~ "''' VI
ClOIHS-Supcr. fine French cloth. Hack do Bine II,
eFccn do, breNn do. Invisible Green do -
All Of " hch viii lie made up 10 order Al the sbo,
"'oe and most fashionable and nea,cs style ard =,
lew pfiess ~ - not necessary e To tell the .,ii
thei avn TALON; iorit u well known thai 49,,
held nv place ~ fashionable Tailor from The c, 49,,
c'Si support of this Fashionable community aud have a.
WAYS stood No. D.. N "N'' al
The pubic III find Il 90 their advantage Ia call Al the
,s "a, ssia Route Slo,hing store where they win lnj
EtP' Dig .ss0dc dt0iRiug
az OF THIS flngs make and the accumulation Of an
oln s'ocA ~ eight or ten years standing assure ~.
puNie OF those who psiTonre me- that all NV rsfmept
&C made ~ The latest style. OF good Goods and viii
ten, my wofk 10 ~. and for LOW PRICES that can't h.
eeS, all az The Great Cet'al Route Store for BAR
81. ~. a.. NJ.
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iIain and Nlramclial LiEGing.

HIH M NIN"IAV NiHI IIhNibE,
81 all Kinds, 20 urdcr. in Tie most thorough
nanncr uudat the cheapest rt,s
BLANK BOOKS Gnishcdf. 0Ht pattern,
NioSa4Gcs, Pamphlets. Music So, bObnd
IN me most substantial MANNER.
Cd books rebound. &c.
ne Emdcly will be- under the tlurge Of !:
EiLCHRlSI, JE.. on experienced upd ccmpe
ltht workman, TO WHOM any oriets HAY be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
Is d,tcrnIncd 70 furnish a. Lcud work a. cali
De dl lie IN the ci;s, at as cheap rates Und with
tlls utmost prmpntss.
Siedm6oUt Olglitrs aid BuiiderS. are par:
lcularly invited TO give him call. as he il
prepared 10 furnish books aud bills out and
out, at the shortest notice.
may 10 J. L. WHARTON
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A'Ai"'oH' NM MSGiST5 rr .feEs Df keey
POST OFFICE.

H. This once s The largest disiriiniins odic - h
believed n the Jnon The service renders dc c0nsf
employ gcuf 81 sn assistants nerfseaFg The Weston
NAL rom Washington o. the vi hole ~ Uhio Indiana
hnois, lowe. WISCONSIN. Mssoufi Arkanass Kentueky
tribufsd here
AREIvAL SIM nErARTrRG or Tng MAmls ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17
FALL FASHION FOR HATS

IN 'Cal'an, las large sioekot Beete 4 Cusars Fail
IVA Fashion Has which be VIII receive this day from
New orb Those shbg ashionalie HAT VIII do well
70 cali soon Al l75 - AIN street.
sep 10 C MCALLAM.
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MAYOR-M G GOOD,
stCOENrIlME\

oFPfCEoF TIE PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
orroslls Tnr soneor norsE. VINE rETERsON.A
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A0ssh os,rt,
TUCS. uTGurS
WNlER 81. CIlENT CNeu

CLOTHING STORE:
Second door bsio,c tic Umisd Stn.es Eofel
lbhstiiHg. ".
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WHEELING TIMFs a ADVERTISER
~ WnEEtING TIMES A. GAZETrF.
ksnLANn snr.nr 49,.

u y. WHARTON
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GEI ERANDknTALS PuIS.
/ YlKLDID TO DTSP AIR

Tho idea of taxing the prescriptions Of tn. physician
LONGER was useless AND was utterly opso.el To- tsc,
pls. ny friends erane AIMED osic 81 cited ne t
y Brsud cts Pulls, asserting thai they derived great
tene't tom thctr uFc ~ ia-i was tempted to rive
the ira', and q % tat ust 10 sa thsj Anar using
ticm short time, hecs D 20 fcruver. ard SOON was
BNIiktIh RESTORED 70 HEALTH
end think ts diry watch owe - he world and 10
ID. Brand eth, 90 mas. tIis public acAIov lci inert
~ BLfSS
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NEW DRY GOODS

The largest Stock erer brought into ire Citv.
Guaranteed from 20 to 30 per cant cheaper
fiull 0,ff, ofIfr Sfare
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OFFICE or THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE. co
Al siiRiyEK sTgLEI's wARE- usi'sr. Ana 81.
r.tv -s HK LIST, Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16

The last number Of the Tribune had a
very nice cut of a steamboat he called
F" Free Trade" The editor gave notice
that it was bound for "Salt River'-made
Robert J. Walker master, and hOnOred us
with an agency TO forward passengers
We entered upon the discharge OF our du-
ty, and we now render an account of our
stewardship:
The first applicant for passage was the
whig candidate for Lieutenant Governor in
New York-Ihen came the whig candi-
date for Governor in Delaware-then
mixed lot of wings and natives from Mich
igan, and lastly lois and cords from the
new State-Iowa. AS we showed The
passengers the boat, they objected TO The
name, and we altered it 10 ''Native Whig."
Then objection was made 10 The master.
and We dismissed Walker, and put "Gen.
Ruin" in his place, with directions TO draw
checks on the old United States Bank TO
delray the expenses of lhe voyage. They'll
meet with Ampudia in that dreary coun-
try, and can talk with him about an un-
just war;! 1t was a motley crew, and
here they 90 singing
( LIE meme vieux coon, il est qui mort! }
Standard.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16
NEW VOLUME-CHlNCE OF TEguS.

The present numher completes The Sc
conG volume of ihe DEMOCCAT. The iernIs
will hereafter I've TnGEG DoLLACs year
in advance, or FoUR DOLLARS If not paid
ill tue end oil The year. We lind that less
fale OF subscription Will not yield us any
remuneration or our Iahor, above actual
expenses. OF course those who have al
ready paid al the former rates, will be fur
niehed with ihe paper Tor the lime ior
" hich they may have paid.
Should amy desne 10 discontinue the pa
per on account OF he change OF terms, they
will please return it 10 us through ihe post
Office, without delay.
We lake the occasion TO urge upon hose
indehled 10 The Office for subscriptions, adj
vcriiscmcnts, or job work, 10 pay up.
December 9, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16
EdUca lIOn.

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs
4 The citizens of Ca roIllon and vici-
nily that he will reopen his school at the
Academy on Monday next, Tin December.
The building and furniture are being re-
paired and flied up with a view 10 The
comfort and convenience OF pupils; and
he hopes by strict attention 10 give salts
faction and meit pati 0nage.
Jerms-rwo Dollars per month, and
reasonable charges for fuel, stationery
SC, when furnished.
Board can be had with The teacher on
moderate terms. (S5 per monthly
No pupil taken for less term than three
months. No allowance for non attendance,
except in case of sickness.
r. r. HEWARO.
Reference-Hon. j. S. Johnson, DR.. w.
NJ. Slansbury, O. l.. Kimbrough, Esq.
December 1916 5lu
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16

The message of the President will take
strong ground in favor of trial of all The
great measures Of the past session aUithOuI
alteration or amendment at present. There
may be necessity for some additional
provision 10 Inc constitutional treasury
but it will have entirely arisen from over.
sight in the arrangement of the bill in
congress, and will be more details, not al
iecting the general principle or design.
u. The report of the Secretary of the
treasury will be a document pregnant
with proofs of the present and prospec-
live advantages of the three great meas
ures ot his official career, the Taaifi, the
constitutional Treasury, and the Ware
house System. On a fair calculation,
should think that sixteen hours per dan
would be an average of the labor perform.
ed by DIR. Walker, since his entry upon
the duties of his Office. This unceasno
assIduity to the business of the treasury
Department., gives him facilities for asc,r.
tainig The true condition of our financial
policy, that render all documents emana.
ling from his pen of the highest value and
importance. He possesses that happy
combination of extraordinary talents and
Industry which It is the boast of but few o.
our statesmen to enjoy.
fCsrr'st Of COL Dem.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16
Administrators A Sale.

DY virtue of an order and decree OF
the Probate Court of Carroll coun-
~, will expose 10 public sale, before the
courthouse in the town of Coffeeville, va
Iobusha county, on The Second Monday of
January next NS47.) on a credit of twelve
months from The day oil sale, the following
described tract of land lying in Yalobusha
county, to-wit: The southwest quarter
of section Is, in township %, range e
east. Purchaser to give bond and securl-
ty as required by said decree.
JOHN MIERS. Admir- de boais non
Of estate of Na'hon Miers, decd.
December l0, 1916 lot
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16

VoLUNTEERs.-ln obedience 10 The call
OF the Governor, whose proclamation we
publish Today, our young men, with the
chIyalrous patriotism which distinguishes
Old Lowndes, have commenced enrolling
themselves us volunteers to Serre during
the Uar. We believe their complement
has already enrolled, and they will in a
few days, report themselves 10 The Go
vernon As ready 10 march TO The place of
rendezvous. We learn that great activi-
ty prevails IN other counties, in enroIIing
men into companies. Mississippi will
probably be one of the first States to have
her regiment in The field. Vrcksb burg is
The place OF rendezvous; from thence ii is
supposed, thcy will he transported in steam
erS 10 rampco. columbus Democrat.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16

The ARmsTIcE.-Iti is a fact, notorious
in itself, that the terms Cf the armistice al
Monterey have been the subject of very
general discussion. Some have contend
ed that the surrender should have been
Observation-Disclosures that they have been
dictated by wisdom and humanity. We at
once state our inability TO form an opinion
on the question. Others, less reserved,
give theirs. The Houston Telegraph,
for instance, incIines to throw the reSPoh-
sibiIity of the terms Of capiluldtIon upon the
three Commissioners, eXcusfng Uen' Iav-
lor upon the ground that che was COM
peIled to sanction lhem," while he was
dissatisfied with the terms. Inc AuS'lh
Democrat ridicules such an apology, as
making the authority OF the commander
in-chief inferior TO subordinate ofhcers.- -
The editor OF The Democrat then gives
the following extract OF letter from Gen
Henderson 10 himself, dated Monterey,
Oct. 4, which, for the first time gives -lhe
information, that these terms were die
tated by Gen. Taylor himself, and that the
Commissioners only obeyed his instruc-
tions. Here is the extract:
have not time now to send you a CO.
py Of the treaty of capitulalion, but will
leave for Austin in few days and bring
a copy with me, for publication.
Ibid not at the time, no,. do I still Ike tie
terms, but acted as one of the commits
sioners, together with Gen. Worth and
Col. Davis, 10 carry om Gen. Tdylor's an
StrUCtionS. We ought and could have
made them SURRENDER at discretion, and so
| said TO Gen. Taylo but lie and all The re.
gulor officers ,cerc content arith tie terms
f.red on, and shall not condemn them.
Gen. Taylor first instructed US to demand
surrender of The city, forliicalions, all
their arms, and all other public property,
and that the officers and men should be
permitted TO retire without parole, (to
which readily assented in my own mind, }
but the Mexicans declined, or rather bee.
ged Gen. Taylor TO save their honor by
allowing them to carry off their arms,
and he finally agreed to do so. and instruct.
ed as accordingly della.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE. The N Y.
Journal of Commerce contains some ex-
tracts from what purporls TO be cores
pondence between an agent of the Mex
lean Government and Secretary Buchan-
an. The extracts published merely indicate
a desire for peace on part Of both Govern
ments, though aIusions are made 10 pro-
position for "mutuaI concessions" which
are not made public.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16

THE CHoLERA.-ThiS dreadful and mvs-
terious scourge is gradually approaching US.
AT the last accounts from The East, it was
already ia The Turkish possessions on the
Mediterranean. In few months it will
be over Europe; from thence it will of
course again be imported 10 this Cont
nent. Our Physicians would do we'll to
collect in time all that the experience of
lis former ravages have taught them of its
treatment.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16
The New York Herald has the follow

The New York Herald has the follow
ing sanguine anticipaIions of the conse-
quences of the discovery of The new won
der, Explosive Cotton:
The preparation Of this gun cotton is so
simple that the material in its explosive
state will cost much less than gun powder.
II possesses so many advantages over the
latter. that il must come into universal use
Not being liable 10 injury from a damp or
other extraueous causes. Giving out, 10
combustion, neither smoke nor odor it will
be great deal better adapted 10 the uses
10 which gunpowder is a; present applied.
The frequent discharge of artillery and
muskctry in battle will not he attended, in
The use of this new explosive, with the in.
convenience hitherto experienced from The
smoke which, as in the battle of Resaca
de la Palma, often conceals the hostile
armies from each others view, and i'm
pedes the necessary operation. In blast
ing rocks, too, it can be used with greater
facility and 10 more advantages than gun
powder.
Such and so many being the advantages
of The new explosive, it must in very
short period supersede gunpowder altogc-
ther; this will turn the attention of The en-.
tire world TO our cotton growing States. -
Our southern States can grow cotton sulli.
cient TO supply any demand, however
large. The value of property in The SoutI
will increase 10 an immense extent. The
vast prairies of Texas will soon be-
come cotton fields; for Texas produces cot
ton equal in fneness of fibre, TO any olhe
State; and our country will become, ever
in greater degree than heretofore, the
mart of the world, as we'll in that com
modify which destroys life, as in that which
6uslains il.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16

Senator Niles, who was SO badly fright.
ened on account OF the new tariff, is now
building cotton factory in Connecticut.
What commentary upon that speech!
The Tariff papers were shocked when
one single intimaIion was made that his
panic harangHe was not conceived in the
utmost sincerily-what will they say now
commentator?
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-12-16
TpuSice,S Sale.
October IA

nY VIRTUE of deed OF trust exe-
ID cuted by John BrilnaII, sr., 10 Sc
cure to Richard w. Anderson the payment
of sum of money therein mentioned.
duly recorded in the Office of The clerk of
the Probate Court of Carroll county, Mi,
will offer at public sale, at The court house
door in Carrolton, on Saturday, ljth of
January nert. lS47, The following tract OF
land, to-wt: The west half Of Section l3,
township p 81, range eas'--containing $50
acres, more or less. Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN BRlTNALL, jr., Trustee.
December 2, ls46 t6-6lF