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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

Apropos to those dog stories, here is one of
a cat just come to our hand in the New Haven
Herald:
A celebrated historical painter, now living.
many years ago left the city TO rusticate in the
country during the summer. Being DESTROYS
OF enjoying his CONCENTRATIONS in solitude, he
hired an old and long deserted house in a
retired part of Long Island. Transporting
thlther his provisions for the campaign, he
took up his lonely abode, hunting, fishing,
cooking, eating and sleeping, without any
human companion. AS it is natural in such
circumstances, he became somewhat attached
TO a monstrous cat which he found on the
premises, and which, though at first rather
wild, III time became much attached to him.
The animal would spend whole hours in the
painters lap, purring and caressing most ailec-
tionately.
lie soon observed much to excite his sur
prise In the conduct OF his companions; in the
1rst place she would never receive any food
rom his store; in the second place, although
there were no signs OF rats or mice in the house,
and though the long time it had remained
uninhabited by man seemed to preclude the
probability of their being there, the cat was
lat and sleek as ever cat of old lady was; in
the third place, she would leave him about
noon, disappear Tor an hour, or less time, and
then Te-appcar, licking her chops as though
having made a meal. He finally became Gu
nous to learn the explanation of all this, and
the sources from which she derived her food.
So one day, when she started off thus, he
followed her, and watching to the end, saw
WHAT'S now related.
She went up to the garrett of the house. Law
down upon her back, and commenced licking
her paws and all the underneath part of her
body; then she walked carefully along the
floor, STOPPING and rubbing her belly against
II; then she went TO a small open window
rom the sill OF whicha lcan-to roof descended
almost to the ground, and lying on her side.
slid herself own to the ground. As the per.
son VINO was watching her passed over the
garrett floor TO observe her farther through the
window, he perceived that the floor was COW
cred with millet seed.
The cat had by the operation lust described
caused some Of the seeds TO adhere, LOOKING
out he saw her lying ON her back. close to a
little spring or gutter of water, her pavs
drawn IN and her eyes shut, as il asleep or
lead. Ut Is The custom of birds TO alipht and
dnnk about the middle Of the day. Seyc,si
were now seen to descend and drink :. tho
Iittle stream; some of them hoped about and
picked up a worm on two-Gnaily one. scent.
ing the nffllet seed, alighted upon puss and
commenced makinga meal. Quick as Thought
ne was IN her paws, his neck broken. and She
walking away to a quiet place to enjoy her
meal, ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

US~See the Agricultural notice. We say
to the members, it i, your duty and we hope
it will be your pleasure TO attend this and all
/. other meetings. II they would keep agricul-
mre in this region at as high q stand as it is
elsewhere, they will not fail TO continue the
operations of the Society in full force.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News aid
Reading Rooms, opposite the s.. Charles AMI
Ierairta Hotels. IL agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisement for it or order,
10Y new subscriptions, viii receive imincdia,,
attention II left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
REPORTED BY CIIAs. II nrp,
WHEELING, VA.

we, the undersigned, believing the employ
~ N steamboat Runners to be alike iniu-
IiIHs 10 steamboat owners and the citizens of
wheeling; and a great annoyance TO the trav.
elling public, hereby pledge ourselves tn Give
do not employ them. NAV
CALDWELL, US. Hotel.
J.. A.: KLINE Virginia Hotel,
JAMES MATHERS, Monroe House.
SHRIVER u STEELE,
FORSYTH 81 BAKER,
DORSEY 81 BLACK,
G JACOB,
X. w. HARDING.
CHARLES ID. KNOX & SON.
M. q TsSWEENEY,
SAMUEL NEIL,
JAMES BAKER,
FLEMING * HUNTER,
D. TALLANT.
j. S. GRIESMER,
CRANGLE & BAILEYS,
l.. w. STEPHENS.
Wheeling, August g., 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
FIRE AT MONTGOMERY

FIRE AT MONTGOMERY.-The village
OF Montgomery has again been visited bv a de
siructive fire. 1t broke out at . o'clock on
Sunday morning last in the building formerly
occupied by Wheeler * France as a foundry.
AT the tine of the fire a part of this foundry
building was used as n sort of a store house,
and another as Il tin factory. The materials
and stock oi the tin factory were purchased but
a lew days previous by three young men-Ben-
lamm Bull, Samuel Sands and Utlev Hare
Tor $1,000, all of which was lost, and on which
there was no insurance. The fire spread and
consumed about an entire block, in (which were
the dwellings of Thomas Goldsmith. Nathan
heeier, MIR. Tindall, one owned by ID. Fay of
New York, and occupied by two families. the
store occupied by J. SIX C.. Chumar. and sey-
era' out buildings, making nine in all. Mr..
Ilndall carried on the silycrsmith business in
a par OF his dwelling, and Mr.. Goldsmith had
IA saddle and harness makers shop, connected
with his. Tindall was not insured. and his
iossls from $1,000 to $1,000. Goldsmith was
insured SlOOO-heeler $1,000. Most of the
MlesSrs. Chumar's goods were saved, and their
insurance covers all loss. Total loss about
SlO,OOO. Insurance about 500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

you ave the most handsome lady ever
saw said q gentleman to one of the Csir Soy
piled thc lady. ~"
YOU could madam If you paid as little re-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

The total expenses in Boston bears very
nearly the same proportion TO the assessed val
uation, as do those of New. York-New York
Morning N61s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

Here Is very remarkable result. Boston
has increased so, 000, 900 or 20 per cent.
while New-lork has declined Sl5. 23I.S73. OF
I per cent. Whence this great cliargc in the
prosperity oi the two Citicsi II we compare
the year ISL with the year 1911, the result is
as follows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

ihAAS.- 1T is reported from Texas that fine
people OF Austin arc caucusing for admission
10 'h' Union Of the United States. not A. b
ni0j' Duta as itCO Sioies. To b. divided bv tha
n,gr bmlos. anil the western member 10 h,
,'I''d d"siia. The projcctof out-uumbariuo
go, Atlantic State. in the Senate. is therefore
TO be- speedily realized.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

We see Chat au Eastern Lorof,ro recon, ,
=. hI.. rate cone tp NJ Polk. liz d..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

CE The Missourian declares that If every
Office Ia the country were given to Col. Ben
tons friends it would not induce them to sup
port tn; administration, unless its measures
were satisfactory; and tire Union SAYS il be-
lievcs ittrue. Lord, how this world is civ.
Gu to-bouucingi"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

q Slip from the Office Of the Norfolk Beacon
says that the two companies of United States,
troops at Fortress Monroe have been orderoi
TO Texas Immediately. They are to be- con
'eyed by the United States steamer Col. Har.
ncy, now at Norfolk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

GT~The youis men in Steubenville are in
sbad way. Thu watchmen take them up fol
screnading the ladies. This fact has enlight.
ened us very much in regard to Steubenville
1t has shown that the watchnen are NOR,
brutal and the young IN = more spirited than
we supposed they We're, or the one would no,
have sang ana Che other would not have in
'er'ered. However, it is OF littlc consequence.
the ladies' of Steubenville ar. accomplished
enough to afford to do without sereped;ug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
DIllg G6suGa,
SATURDAY AUGUST 10. Isi5.

FoDNEi b. PALMER. i our authorized
Agent Tor rcceivincSphs,rigtion AMI Ai,cr-
t'semehtsior the Whaclin5 Tin'smiGazet,c
His o,iicas aye -
fhlLADELPlliA. ~. w. cl.icr Third
AMI Chestnut STREETS.
MEN yoRK-Fnbn Buildings, cppos.
tic CITY HILL.
BiLrlMORE-S. T.. corner Baltimore a.il
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. 10 state street.
Mas>rs. MASON &TUrTLE. No. l2s Mas
sad Street. ar our authorized Agent, i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
aud contraet IL, Advertisements Tor the Times
and Uazclt'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

VALUBBLE FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN
we VII sell without reserve on Tbutsd.v
morning The @lsi ioI NJ 9 O'Clock. a vo,is,o -
Household Furniture, Of Ihe most yaiueblg. lima. "A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-14

L. RUSSELL BIGGER Il 70.
AEENlS FOR Tue MANAGERS, d. PAINE & Co.
HiCHa0!TO, ~.
ESlGGER u Co. would respectfully call tho
- attention Of Correspondents and advoniurera IN ~s~ n
IN" splendid Schemes that draw this M nh-,b.r o4-r l. nos,
the path TO Fortune. Tie grand Capt.. o. s31 o.p 80,
LAZY call their attention 10 the Gland t.r M
that draws @6h JuGaitil. $500 10 600 SO M soo A.
IeArs so u joa wat money let yous addrr.
Seu "''hoi' oeay' " 4. RUSSELL BIGGER.
9J- Az oJdets stri-iiy e-ni.n'rti. -f1
GRAND LOTTERIES!
For This Day tNoniayl siS..9j 10000 net, ,o,,, ,
$40 ne; loves; No pT.z" % Sp-.lti Cau,. o.,
do l's, iUnho 5000. iClD cg4 ccll Of nI 70 r Zoo
SC &c - Nos, ~ ballots rekts ouy $40 ptcsagr of ~
whoies "a the aloge To- sa2O warranted 10 sr. is, 10
cate will be sent Tot 500
S3)OO1--IOOOo.
Grand Confodaed Lottery 81 to be dawn At Wilmington
July lah spie1di $4,000 1000 coon gsIn te
q" :nOo. 10 OF 1850 1900 10 N 1000 &c - NJ
Ballots Whole leSets $40. Of &c Who'll, rest,
s'hi for sl5O shares IN proportion
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000. 10000, 50 a. 1000
Gf,ni Consolidated So to BE- drawn At NDprr,, s,,,
day july 2fh. Grand CaptlssaO 600 10 nOo no. -, ..
$500 5000. 5000 80 prizes 1900 &c sc IS 80 ~ I'D
lot Tickets only csiO oaliidcatr u Whole lck, IN
ia, above Hfand sch"n', VIII be ioT unIy slI,
For o,hcf Schemes Halves 81 so
call al the ofi-e. Quaurrs. = T.,
fsohagtrof Whocs aud skates whlcs ami .rr s,v
On hand ~ the usual great variety. ant usul pfr r a.
SIGHT immediate y afIer The drawing.
ITOrdcrs Tor PACKAGE certificates or single tel,,s IN
the above SComcs, and IN NIL Lotteries will lie uptv
attended 10, aud drawing cent when requested
4. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
~ " Manager onec, opposite Ruins Easic n,isL
~ On ~ letters enclosing CASH Pssc Tickets the pn.,s,
a. usual need not be- rad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-14

s.sn. sAss.r.st.A - What osius,s an. d., t.,.e,,
a<@ nav. hsen s'sensd Nth. s,as, p,ueipl. az
ph,.,o"D seea eaTls aidsr'ot" mor. ph,.,al..v h..
e"eo-' aonT ""fh Zoe The anisioato, human a,
ponns n the Nod tn oftha IA y a.
asv ai.o'f' but e1efins done oa,t. a.
"ss "a. diseoNsUe which reach ami ps, A.
injected ana injecting dream ssis' sar.arara a-a
pnn' ehanx' with drccn@r. uniformity ann. i,e, as
san ihaesa err speias, prosy -vry spe on -,6
ou. complaint nsfsara ulcers In brG ahuypa,na- so. ard
ef.ps oss disappear under = oa-rston
o'"fef ptfueahts conclusive evLene- OF ts
gratis. ~ ~ ~SN~''' " esehn
Prepared and sold wholesale
~ ." u sands q co. Druggists and Grant.
'nss NO 10 broai~ay Of Chambers direct New yot
s"i ao by ALEX. DUvAL Co Asest. Main street nIe.
aOnd. va 9C Price ~ rai Hottie. si tc,i--
lTPuLMONAKY CONSUMPTION w. inx,,. A.,
,enhon Ia the following taken from , so, az M
mcs-i'nm our own snav-ire
W. esnid '@n at.i's- - ~ Ps-r Of TIfOHPSOS
-,U.HfOoN' or Ifh & noon JNHPTyis, g. r.ptol. IA,
'"NsrNfIfoE W. are a.ssoi rat .Heaev ees.,
P-fa al hai Aas grOref .so sssesra,s "A, OF,
sS'fs'- sss srseas aadci- A,-hy ,Itaa b. al "a,
Aars 'rPtoysd u. s-i tAeir Lr.0- -
f1er 80 cts per hoie--iI bottles for
fof 'ac IN Eehmbpd by ALEX. DUyAL A. co ,.r.,,,
agents; IN Petersburg by ciiAs CoRLNG: IN Norfolk BY Al
sANIos IN iJnehsux by mo u. sEAY in FcIees.bu,, nv
-" N' '"' = u hnnl Jn5
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.


81 teoAsvsicArsp-
STANZAs, By c. NJ. FAaAuS
the Memory Of ilsr--the pure anl besutifui--or
n. In toe bnShie-, hour 81 her spring morning Of life
,and Of Death fell bu, foil gently and softly Us ,h,
Of summer. evening" on the sleeping flowers.
Ibt.aihc thy NAVE
At t~ilighi's sweet aud belmy hour,
When ~ii.ds are tIill and flowers arc slecpng
And dews. like ioors VI Aogels, weeping,
Fall softly on each shrub aud flower.
All. who can tell
The mystic spell,
Which round aud round the heart that prioyes
The loss OF love II once posasst.
And deemed IT'S lot 80 happy, bcst,
The magic hand OF Memory weaves!
breathe thy NAME
| when from The rpsy Esstorn skies
AIorns Hood of tight comes slowly streaming,
Aud towers aud mnnrets are cleaning
With PEo,bus' earliest golden dyes;
And vale. add mount,
Aud sparkling iouni.
AN axe TO sht and lite sgsu;
Aud JnyIuliy the trees among
thousand birds ull cut the song,
In Mu,ie's clear, nielodious strain.
breathe thy NAME
Al noon. beneath the sylvan shade,
When gentle winds, like waiels flowing
Are FREQ and cool--whcu Heaven is glowing
With purple highland glen and claIo
Invite to dreams:
Then, then IL seems
Thine Angel spirit Is lowering near
Upon Its flaming, lambert wings:
And oh. the dream Of bliss that btings
Thy smies To mellow sweet. how dear.
Ill breathe thy NAME
When wars alarums--tnsral notes
To fields Of blood and battle calling,
Shall sound in brozeu tones, appalling,
From Ffccdoni's banner. us 1t floats
On hill, aud plain,
And billowy main -
Oh. IT'S the talismsn I'll wear
To binish fear and warm the heart
To nerve my and guide the dart
And shield mo from the fatal spear.
III breathe thy NAME
When that dark Messenger Of Fate
That bore thee hence, young and loving,
Shall round my couch be wai,iug, hos'fing,
To bear me through the eternal gate:
The monst,r Death.
With fatal breath.
VIII lose his tcrrois IN that hour
And sweet will be the dying then,
Oi him. So soon To meet again
His Spirit love-his Eden flower
Thy NAME thy NAME!
How poient, yet how soothing, IL
The spell which round my heart il ,wins,.
Tho magic Of Thessaian mines
Is ne'cr 30 strong, 50 sweet tins.
The sweetest strains
From Thrssal'. f,nrs
Meier fall with such enchanting power
On ears within those gi.dcd halls
As that sweet, magic NAME that falls
In echo back from Edens bowers
July 4, 1915.
" I eAned upon he. name. aad echo family Gen
fIom Paradise" IpAs UtRo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-14

In article under the caption plain statement If
facts the Athens Republican of the h in.i make The
suhOincd startling Developments ia relation To the trans
actions ui Col Pierce y. Anderson with The Branch Of M
Bank oi Tennessee nj Athens. Col. Anderson WINS &,
member OF the last Legislature, and candid ,c for
reelection. The Republican well remarks that ile.e facts
'should not only be made known the people of Nc
Mimi county, but 10 the people Of the whole State who
arc all interested, and should bo made known even r Ia,
Anderson 4 caEdidaie."-NasLrilLe Baup,,
Several months ago. four brought in the Cir
cult Court al Mon county, by the Bank of Tennessee
against Pierce H. Anderson his brother Cen Andrts,n
aud Others. Three Of these were upon no,cs f i've
thousand dollars each, and Tor five thousand six hu
dred dollars; amounting IN all principle and rest 10 n
bout the good SUM of wentyt dollars Gen
Anderson was the c"ly person whose nome was ON the
notes out Of whom cie could be the slightest hone NJ any
time hereafter OF making the money! he il was under
stood, was engaged IN business OF which he would
reaIIzr considerable Bur 1t will pr,s,ntl, an
pear, Cen AndcrSn who sued an endJrsar never
put his name To those notes. authorized budy to do
Tor HIM Tins fact he plead before the iria that he hsd
not endorsed assigned the sued on; and the mir,
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon
county in open 81 the last term of the C-cit
Court for Monroe County; the were tried and iv
otwol'c rendered verdict upon their oai that what
Cen Anderson stated in hs plea true And the SIM.
has thus los, forever, Twenty tive Thousand Dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-14
&, Il. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE
no. 5. EXCHANGE
SPLENDID JULY SCHEMES!

SPLENDID JULY SCHEMES,
$4,000!
N'ianha Lottery Glass s?to ic drawn in Ai-rardra ID &
On Saturday July l9ih Isi5 Capta $40 600 n ooo
700 'OO" sOs 50 of 1860, o. 90 Of 800 &c
Lowest fr1" sIs Tckcis TO- Halves s. Quarters ESQ ,r.6
cafes OF Packages OF - Whole Tickets SIiO-Ialvz ana ,
IA proportion. $3.50 ''s
$4,000,
Aahi'ia Lottery, Gas jp-io te drawn in AIrxanIr, II
on SAiuuy July sbih lsii BIaHt goo 10 UoO
iGoO to1 $500 1891 so prizes of OF 500 so of loo
'u :" goo &c Tickets IC u Qrarcr- SO 1.nG,t.
"i ra'hases OF 20 who's 1rtt. S3u-aIves and o,uar IA
S'ieis TOT ekels ani arSs and Candidates
~ e above SPLENDID i;rTie, the most Drop =,
'erii9" and account each drawing yin De- = al
's Sh' '''S "r'tf IieSe' from L. Z ALtEt;.
No =. Isri-
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H0YT's PRIZE OFFICE

HOYT's PRIZE OFFICE,
, Rtcbn.ead. yn.
UNDER THE ExCnANC E, No T.
SPLENDID July SCHEMES.
$4,000!
i'hafa io'tsrS Ciss g9to b. dawn Al s,rt,f, N a.
=" raiu'v July i0h lstS. G'Ani Capaa o.a suo
~ SO'e Sous 30 Pf1-s ~ 1900 500 % 81 200 80.
hea'es Of rasssss. OF p whoi, rG. si4o-aIy,. AID co.,
TAR. In proportion. .'
$4,000
Netanifa i'''ery, Cha 5J-to Le N AI.,anfi- n a.
o. Ssildsy July 2sa Ist5 B,aht seh-np-, ~, oo "a 10,
49,. 49, 2'C1 '''. >" pin n loco so q 100
100 HfSoo sc Tes.s halves 3 quarter. 20 ., Lee.
81 Package Of - wEsls resgis 3O-Iahs. ana gu,-s m
ficporioa '''a ."
fH-fe'H- visiting city. on i;sy II they ,,p,
~ v'1rs or Tek-- sa shsics and Paein..
~ uc sf 'Ees-iit I>pt"fcs Will r-ra t-
uon s NJ aee.ini Of cac dGa wlbs "a ,r,y 4, Al
~ "'N, 'ia'e,s i"n ID. 81 NDyr.
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Nep Yorh Advertisements.
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NTRATTNNlS lEElCE
NO. 5. SOUTH touaTErNTu sT9.,.r


let an ny un,t they .,n
fof ceiling Prizss. srsArros's IA. Elap,
100000, COCO.
,,s 'nay-v' Ls-,eurr No 70. Capitals $50 600 5000
So qfs- IS. - "'"''
$4,000. 5000.
iandria Eiua itS Cap1x $40 00. 5000 3ooe
qrs- les. ~ ~ "1'''s -''''
$4,000. 1900.
co., ID hefani'i- H,ta No ls7 Capfais sanoo
halves rs. qrs o.. - ~
$4,000. 5000.
an inuisay-heIandra RIra iss. Capitals. $4,000 5000
sOoO sis' 10 Of loco Ae- - so- Is dawn tyho, as
halves = So qr-. I IS. e- ~
S50OO 5000.
naay-nonohTala, ~ Capitals: OF $4,000 e5Oo IIsi
ioo 1000 OF 500. &c Is No. u drawn ho-. s. h.y.,
S7C00 1000.
afuS-Ae1andra. Extra, 100 Capital. s7Ce0 eono 100
62ie. ~ hA'''s % grs
$4,000. $4,000,
fof Monday MISUNDERSTANDING received By Sunday. mai
msnndna Cllss -. Capital: $4,000 $4,000 snoo sooo
sVoa % OF 1000 &c IS Nos wbue. no. h,vs.
D qfs xSo (sinsie No Pr.As si2)
uyeis are referred to Prres. which are rex,r
- me ones AZ proof Of what dou.,: ard ,yc,y
aa~lns continues TO the and laid by u
W of1ers Tor aekagc- single n to-
Schemes and IN all Lotteries, promptly attended Ia ,p
drawing sent whoa requested - -
a., -a'fe' orde" 10 N sTRhT'p n
ieh
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EXTRA IhkSTANDt
b UlLDIhIi LnTS

fOR SiLE, PRIJ.fTELT
VIE subscriber oTs sale, igar Lots ,n,rg D, L.. n
nehes each ami running hack feet 10 an Alley Is zen
inches Wae This property the souih de Of Fransr
street between "a and j. streets and opposite rrsi-nc. OF
Robn'an Esq generally eoneer-i 10 be te most
hAe the ei private residences win lei ,b. ION,
l-c;s seps raiey. 1903 .eei front
esJ-u wN. ANDERSON Jr
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EUtteries.
J. G. GREGORY y CO. AAkAGgRs

htch-neud. Va.
Office No. IUl West Msn s,r-e,
DRAWING RECEIVED EVERY DAY
$40 uUD
~ f,nn LOTTERY. cafs s9Jto - drawn A.aas:.,. D &:
On saturday Jolly l2th. lst5 Grand Cap.. eoo - 200
e"oo 5000 JO05 so prize. Of 1000 500 % AZ a. a.
Lowest FfI<. So Ticket, 80 Gaye- ); 80 ,-r
ohess % Packages Of Is Whole Ticket sIfo-Iiav.- an
o1afteu In piopori,on.
S3O,0O0i
nfianda io'''ry ci7ss ap--ip b. drawn 1. AsIan,ia g.
on rairfali July sSh isf Bn COCOA no O,
fooo 5000 Zoo. 1877 So 90 400 20 81 4
''o o. Voc &c lictets $40. Halves Clu-rir 80 t.u
To- =" rsek'g""of 20 Wbo. Ties- sao-i;as.s Gn auar
isrs an p'ogoni,n ~ '
~ ofs for ieses and Shares cerinca.. of r,e.ar.
- - hp"ss Sphfid iotisries Will ns-t p.oo
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