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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-28
Correspondence Of Me Times.
CANTON. JvLY 81, ~

SAbi u ~
Dnsing The few days | have spent here and
lrreabsuts. l1ayc had an opportunity of con-
vcrsing freely with the citizens, upon business
and thyir prospects. ! find Massillon very
much improved since | last saw il. There il
a~uindomitable enterprise and spirit here that
must produce prosperity in all branches of
business. but business is exceeding dull at this
time. One reason of this Is, that it Is u dull
season of the year; but the most important, is
the failure of the crops. | had heard the fact
OF a failure spoken of, bat had no idea of its
extent. From the eastern border OF Tuscard-
was county TO this place, and at least thirty
miles North, there is not as much as the seed
Moduccd. Thousands of acres are not cut at
all, other thousands are mown for fodder for
cattle, and much more has produced scarcely
sufficient TO pay the harvest hands. Fruit is
all killed so far as | have seen, but Oats and
Corn look well. One man, living three miles
west of this place, told me this morning that
he had the best wheat in his ncighborhood.
He threshed his yesterday, and got but three
bushels 10 the acre. w.
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the valley ot the Nile. which though only a
narrow stlip oi u miles broad aud q lcngth
OK 1000 miles. is said to haze contained no
less than 10000 cities. What than. is to for
bid New Orleans becoming the greatest city
in the world2 IL is certain that there is no
place in either Europe or America so situated.
ltsarms, in the chain of mighty rivers, reach
through continents; amt on their banks will be
Il population that inhabit no other country on
caith-ior they will b. Americans, born to love
lator, and to regard it as the only ladder of
permanent advancement. and will therefore
carry production TO It's utmost limit. Moth
ing but its location iorbids. Us it lies ON the
Gulf of Mexico; bat the proper site of the great
city OF America Is manilcstly on the Atlantic
and It's health, from the warmth ofthc climate
aud the towness and mlrshincss of the ground
never can be equal to hat of the Northern
cities. These serious disadvantages will for
bid 1t from surprising New York.
We have extended these speculotions much
farther than we intended. but. as il is. a very
interesting sabjeCt. we believe our readers vii
not regret this. Weoppenda table ofthe rel.
alive population of New York and New Or.
leans duringa period OF 80 years:
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TAKING THE CENSUS.-Some rich scenes
occur in taking the census under the late law
of the State of New York for that purpose.
The following, from an eyewitness, is Of
them:
Is the head of the family at home? asked the
inquiring Marshal.
Here's the devil with his book again for the
droctOry shouts a junior of the family to the
head above stairs, who presently appears. Is
it the heads ot the family We want? Sure but
last week We wanted our namcs for your drCc-
tory, and now We want our heads! A free coun-
Try this, sure, when ones head isn't safe. Be
oil, and bad luck 10 ye, snda all like We.
After some explanations, the questions III
order were asked:
Who is the head of the family Ann Pie
lin, yer honor, the same in old Ireland, and for
liver.
How many Males have YOU in this family 2
Three molcsa day with praties for dinner, am
wills
But how many men and Bows? Och, why
thin, there's the ould man aud the bly, am TN,
three childer, who died three years ago, an
heavin rest their dear souls, the swatest Jewell,
that liver
But how many are now living2 Mesclfani
me daughter Judy, you see them, and u jewe
OF u girl she is indeed.
But have you no males in your family? Scr
IA the one, the ould man works hard by the day
and Patrick is not at home at all, but to his
males aud his bed.
How many are subject to Military Duty p
Niver a one ; Patrick and the ould man be-
long to the Immits, and sure finer looking sol
diers were niver born did We not see them
when the ould Gincral was buried 'twould
have made yer heart beat TO see two such fine
lookin', g%intale, well behaved boys.
How many are entitled TO votei Why, the
ould man and mesclf and Judy and wern't IT
we that bate the Natives, and the Wings, am
all, and clicted ould Ginheral Jackson over
i'm all? Sorn the day when he died and dis
appintcd us all, for a fine man he was.
How many colored persons in your family ?
Mayors, did We name Mayors? Out, man, an
don't be %insultin' me! Out wild We, and nivcr
ASK me for me SiHSCS agin-don't ask me about
me SitscS--whithcr I've Mayors in my family !!
-Ye're out of yersinses y~ersclf! BECOME. am
don't bother me!
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1t will b. precciyed that the increase of y.
Orleans, during the last decade, was lO5 per
cent; while that of New York was 90 per ct.
During the ten years between 1920 and 1880.
the increase of New Orleans was s. per cent.
while HAT OF New York was 90 per cent. n.
Orleans just begins To feel the effect of the
heavy emigration to the Mississippi valley
The above table will lead one to the conclusion
that the population of New Orleans will NOR
advance with accumulative velocity proper
toned to the vast increasing volume of wealth
which must flow down that mighty artery;
and we should not be surprised if, in 1880. il
numbered 100000 inhabitants: it will be then
the second city in the United States. It's ex-
ports already exceed those of any city i'm the
Union, except New York; and therefore it is
not unreasonable tn suppose that It's popula-
uon VIII correspond TO the immensely of il,
business.
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Dfn"'as follows throughout The month of August,
Dtn"s on TucsIays--Capira prize $4,000.
mole Tickets 81 certificate Of lackuee wbolos
sig; shares in proportion.
nra"s ON Ihur'dlys-Capiral prize $4,000.
""oe Iicke's 81; certificates Of package " holes
SI4; shares in proportion.
n.nwS on Sunrdnys--Capiinl prize $4,000.
, "no'e II'ke's sIi certificate Of package wholes
>; shares ia proportion.
Address your orders to
jy &c N + DORSEY yL..r
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N. p. WILLIS ABROAD.
his LETTERS.-No l..
From The New Tork Mirror.

What ihc 1criier has seen Of this irorld foi
tDtntyjoRr dGys.-Thc passengers Of HI,
Brddwia.-Ihe digcreace J~cticeca m,
Ameficdn and English Custom house of.
cers.-I I'm iCorhiHg cidsses.-Femaic dress.
-B"sHes.- Writing against Ne doctors
OTdcrS, &c.
MY DEAR NORRIS All have seen of Eng
land Tor the last twclye-days, has been the
tour walls of a bed room, and, as all | saw OF
the world for the twelve days previous. was
the interior OF ii packet state room, | may
fairly claim, like the-razor- grinder to have mo
story to tell. You shall have, however what
cobwe5s | picked from the corners.
II the britannia" had burnt ON the passage.
and a phGnix had arisen from It's ashes, the
phoenix would have been a well c~ompomdrt
city of nation i'm one s6;n's co-"Neh vori
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FOR SALE.

"A FARM IN CABELL COIN
bio ,i,d ,'HGINIA This farm lies on the o.
27o ' m,eS below Guyandolie, md con to,n Ms
cIea,. ~ COY OF which is bottom. IFS acres
t'.a'cd md not inferior To any soil in tho Obio
Tt III a good slate Of cultivation.
b,,,o improvements consist Of a large du cling.
80 N''chcn and smoke house. oil Of brick. ~
~, GOO pure water. barn. table. orchard. &c.
~iHhMS-Oho ihifd cash the remainde, IN tya,
iy IS 3mw 'I,S,TS no,o
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$4,000.

Grand consoii{ahd Lottery Of Deiarare y Georgia.
Class No IS. Ia bc drawn at Wilmington. Aug 23.
| OF 10000 OF 5000 of 5000 OF 1000
Besides thousands II smaller prizes.
1S numbers. Is ballots. Whole tickets s10l-
Certificate of package OF 20 wholcs 1879 dollars;
shares in rupuriiVn.
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FORTUNES HOME.

We take great pleasure IN laying before our
patrons, and The pubic generally. The following
schemes Tor Aurssi, know ing them To lie better
than any others offered IL the public West Of the
mountains. send m Your orders for Packages.
This Is Tic most popular way of udyen,uring in
Lotteries ! say ngain, send IN your orders with
cosh or prize tickets enclosed. and they will meet
wilh as much %aIient'nn as Il personally applied for.
All orders come perfectly safe by mail.
N l. Isl
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$3O.OOO!

trend cons hdat,d L9,tefy Of Deiarare & G.orgia,
Class N" 55: To- be drawn nj Wilmington. Del. I'm
Saturday, August Is. 1915.
! "f $4,000 of $4,000 | of 1900 Of 5000
Besides thousands oi smaller prizes.
"a Numbes - Drawn Ballots
Whole tickets SIP. Certificates of package 26
whole lickels loO dolls; shates in ptnporllon.
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COCO

fokomoke River Lottery, Class No l67.
To tie drnwn nj Wilmington. Delaware, August 81.
! OF $4,000 | $4,000 loll5O0 IofI2OOO
ara numerous smaller prizes. rs numbers. Is
drawn ballot. Whole tickets 50 Cer,fca,e of
package 20 wholes 81 dolls. Shares in nroportion
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7! V7 H0Voh IN one ships company. AZ Nh.

vi the Germans, = were from Hanover 8
from Hamsburgh, ] from BadenI from Luhac
z IRON Bremen, and / from Hcinault. NJ,
ROBERT DIVINE, was one of the Scotchmen am,
hc was the only one ON board. | f,nrv e.,
whom fame had made any great onti,y ~
trumpetlnS. SIX ClCrgymcq On served "a. ON
protection against the iccb.rgs. DOM.
whether the Atlantic had, ever before. such
broadwake OF divinity drawn across il. Pro-
badly, the true faith was la some one of thri,
kecpings. "
! wish TO ask a personal favor of all IN,
ll'nds oi the Mirror who are i'm the oCire. "A
Amarcan Custom ~lluses. viz That thcy wouId
r%ctalIaie upon Englishmcn in the most ycya.
nous manner possible. the silly and usclc.,
iihPc9imcnis thrown in the way of passengers
Landing at Liverpool. We dropped
ped anchor with ii Custom House stran,or
along SIDE and our baggage lay ON deck two
houre, (tlm enough To be examine tyice
over before it was transferred 10 line go,rrn-
meni vessel. We and our baggage were then
pItashoIc and landed alta Custom Uousa IN,
not TO be examined there! Oh. no! II must
D' put INTO carts. and carried Il mile and n
H"J 10 dH0ihrr Custom HJHse and thcr, i,
would b. delivered 10 MS. if we were There in
see IT examined! We landed AT ten o'clcrk
III me morning. and with my utmost eycrtious
! ana not ct my baggage till three. The cost
10 me. ol porterdge, fees, etc. was il,rcc
dollars and d half. besides the theft of two ar
three smlll articles belonging to INV Child /
was III TO laugh, and / therefore na.srd Ia
inallcr over To IA rCScutmtuts. tuust my
particular share will bc remembered in H.
coming wars OF Oregon.
During the our or five hours that I yy,-
playing the hanger ON to a vulgar and .,u,,
cusiom-housc officer at Liverpool. one ar t,,Gn
contrass crspt iu at my dull cycs-rnut..tg
between what ! had left, and what wa. h.
l"re M. lie most striking was the vis,
o""i J nope ~ the Countouaucns of the work
lnG 'ldss's-iha look OF logged submission
any animal endurance of their condition
oi li'. They act like horses and co,,.
SNOWY 'qunpd2e goes wand they have mot tt.
curiosity io look up. Their Gait f. 1,t a.
tired doukcys. saving as much ,@ropil. ", "
IIIh5 as possible. ThpifJrc-- is y,iUIn,i -
thought OF more than warmth and c,t5
drdb covered with dirt. Their voices a.
bali not" above a. Erlut. Indeed r,r,n,,;,g
lI.lr condition with tha horse. / yyoHlJ ,,.f
u ilBan English horse t0 bling au Er,i.L.
W~ofklng-mln And You win oa.ily ... ill.,.
very strong contrast there i-. b.twsrY u,i.
picture. duj Chat of tI" ambitions and li..I.
.ForNlI2-m.u of our country.
Another contrast strikes. prph1b'y aI
Americans on FIRST .audiu. that rf G.u.I..
hcss. The entire absence al tine orY,,..nt,I
-"l any i.umg. indeed ckrDpt decent ,o,.,
-iu aI classes b.low Tine wealthy
.lcnilrlg English amt particularly rl.
Iu. } dp uO. believe YOU v1uII G.,I ,
.olnlIn s%.rrau's i1 Ncw York without l-,,rf,,
nf naming l) 20 "husil." Yeti s.y t.,
To '|I.I women DO. iIu Street,. Of Iiy.r...f
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1000 DOII.ARS

P'komOkc River Lottery, Glass l57,
10 he dawn AT Wilmington. Delaware August T.
| of $1,000 of $500 lofl5OO lIII4O
And other smaller prizes. ~ Nos, l2 drawn
oa'Io's' Whole tickets 81. Certificate Of package
III wholcs rs dOlls; shares IN proppriion
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$4,000.

P"komokc River Lottery. Glass l69.
i" he drawn M Wilmington, elawnre Auy,s, o5
| of $4,000 25 OF $1,000 / of 5000 "f 3OOo
Ana hnmcrons smaller prizes. rs Nos, Is drawn
ballots Whole tickets So. Certificates of o5
whoies ll2; shares in proportion.
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S25 600.

P"komake Riuer Louery Of Del class $50.
To be dmwn at Wilmington, Delaware, August IL.
| Of s25O0O ] Of 5000 m 5000 6
Besides other smaller prizes. IS Nos. IA drawn
ballots Whole nckcis IS Certificate OF package
26 wholcs ll2 dolls, shares in prop Irtion.
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&2O.OOO!

Pkomoke RiUer Lottery, class I5s..
To he drawn at Wilmington. Del. August S, lS4SL
| OF $4,000 al 5000 | of 5000 / OF 5000
Besides thousands oi smaller ones. rs number-,
~ ballots Whole lickeis SIS. Certificate OF 2J
whOlcs II dulls; shares IN proportion.
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ppkOmoka River I.nitsYv

Pokom"ke River LOTTERY. Class 162.
To he drawn at Wilmington. Delaware. August IA
l al IS 90 ] oi 1000 / OF 1900 a. IO66
And numerous smaller ones. 10 Nus, ii drawn
hnlos Tickets 50; ce rIifcale Of package 26
whuiSs 20 d"lls; shares IN proportion.
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SO OOO-


Pokomokc River Lottery. Glass I6s.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Delaware A,,,s, %
] OF sl2OOO $4,000 loi2II5 lo(I75O
ANA numerous smaller prizes. Tickets 81. Cerii-
h'a'es "i package - wholes 40 dolls; shares in
pTnrurIinn.
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S3OOOOy

Grand oons.idahed Larery Of Deiauore & Georgia
Class No 81. To he drawn ai Wilmington Aug 30 =
| OF $4,000 $4,000 l OF 1000 lof2ll7S
Besides thou sands smaller prizes. IS numbers.
II ballots. Whple tickets $40; certificate of pnck-
age of 25 wh,les AS dolls; shares in proporiion.
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$4,000.

Grand consolidated LOmery of DeiaDare q Georgia.
Class n" 81. 10 be- drawn at Wilmington, Aupus, o
| al $4,000 100 Of 1000 / of SIG Of 700
Besides numerous smaller prizes. &C numbers 10
ballots Whole tickets $40 Certificate Of, ackaro
% whuIes l35 dolls; shares in proportion.
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away. and the children locked up in theircribs;
- that | was forced TO sneak back again To
Mrs. C.. Fortunately, she laughed herself in
To a lit OF Mysteries, 81 that She was Obliged
30 hold her tongue, and 80 to slccp.-Punch
Jr.
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$4,000.

Puknm Ike RIVER Lottery, Glass I54
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaw are, Aurus, a
! oisl5000 | of 5000 | Of 5000 of 1900
Aud other smaller prizes. 66 Nos. 10 drawn
ballots Tickets So. Certificate Of package %
whOlcs los dolls; shares in proportion.
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10000 DOLLARS.

~ P"k"mokc River Lottery, Glass I66.
TO he dmwn at Wilmington. Dei,vo,. snr,., oa
! OF $4,000 So 1000 lOol5gO 10 Of 400
ana n"mcIous small prizes rs Nos, 10 drawn
p,'o'S' Jirkels %. Certificate of package 25.
wbOlcs IL do Is; shares i'm n,nn,,,,,,
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DatIg Glmra.


V'tLNHY Il. PALMER, is ouc authorized
Ag'nt Tor receiving Subscriptions and Alvcr-
t~is'nants Tor the Wheeling FINES and Gazette.
Ills OH. cs are
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lite City Hall.
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Calvert ~S'rs"tS.
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M"--r-. MASON &TUTrLE. No. lbs Mas
SAT- S;rr,t, are our authorized Agents i'm New
York Civ. They will receive Subscriptions
an contact for ADVERTISEMENTS for the Times
sni Gazette.
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Reading Rooms, opposite the St. Charles and
Ncraiidl Hotels, il agent ior this paper in
Nsw Orleans. Advertisements for ii or order,
for new subscriptions. will receive immediat,
~asteutioa il left with him.
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$4,000.

%, f"k"mnke River Lottery. Glass Ill.
To he drawn at Wilmington. Delova,s ana,s, OF
! OF Sl2OOO ! e 5000 $1,000 of oO0O
WA numerous smaller prizes. 7S Nos. 10 drawn
"I'''S' Tickets 81 Certificate Of package 26
"holcs 80 dolls; shares IN prnpor,ion
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SETTLED At LASTING are happy TO
%nnounce TO our readers, the important intel
ligence, that the question WHO killed Tc-
cumseh," is settled at last. A Major Fig, is
the man. 1t seems, the same Major is acan-
ditate. FOR the Legislature of Kentucky, and is
wLully in want of political capital. SO he
applies T. Col. Il. NJ. Johnson, for permission
10 divulge the secret, as TO who killed Tecum-
sch. The Colonel, feeling deeply for the de
plorablc condition of the Major, (that of going
before the people of Kentucky as a candidate
for office without some military capital. as
his political capital would b. in a wrong mar
hct,) AMI AS the Colonel hims acknowledges.
bcing no longcra candidate for pdtlic favor,
snl consequently, in no further need of the
the MAJOR to divdlge the secret. thar no ,,,l
MAORI killed Tecumsch. This intelIioenc,
we derive from tile Cincinnati Gazette. which
paper processes TO have it from The Bard.,ovr
uazet'e' The high character the Gazette holds
even among the Loco Focos, utterly preclude.
the idea, that that paper is guilty of n
hoax III such a case, and we have a fair nre.
sumption that the letters are genuine. II
genuine, IN what a miserable, contemplate
position does it place Col. Johnson. Can il
bi possible, that he has been allowing himself
20 bc paraded in all quarters of the Union a.
The killer OF Tccumsct-lhat he has aspirad To
the second office in the gift of the people. with
TINS capital alone, which nc kaeo TO be with
out foundation. The Colonel is now politi-
caIly dead, and we would respect his political
character but where is the nan, or the being
wearing the form of a man, that will not de
spise such a course, and ever after examine
well the claims OF candidates for office. espe-
cially when founded on military exploits.
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..-A orc.pouI.utorrBo p,l.
v ''I writes from Nashville flat I'.
fl. are pretty certain ioaler,
% Foster Governor. have tEa
.l.'I"r ihc Legislator, and mn cycn
n Where each party win have
"' '"'''7 with the slAJh doubtful.
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NGoEoIA The canvass Tor Governor, ,l
I|g''i1i'uo iu Georgia this fail bid, Gir 49, I'
minated The Wings have towc, of .,,.,.,
"l "o''in"r Crawford, whose aduini,t,i io'
lP."'. io have given very general .,t,.r,
Inc MillodecyiIie Recorder piycs 4,
'' "I l1e state expenses f]orsooc yeT
.',I4 Il swing Of sec. SIS by the WIiosw,'
''''. 'uwiord. IL is a fair pr.sn,""
..'. 'H. People will not discard .nDL 4
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HoR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN

n a. VALUABLE FARM IN
NE COUNTY. VIRGINIA
m,m "es on The Ohio river .iy miles below G,v,n.
Ione, an contains about 200 acres Of rich Ohio
NV" np'u' l25 Of whlch is cleared and m n gooI
~ cultivation. The improvements n,o n
p"'''nF house. kitchen, smoke house. barn corn
~" |,' NC y young orchard Of choice nun is
on,, thousand dollars 10 hand, tho
80 '"" JOHN MCCORMICK.
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NOSI SALE by virtue Ola deed Of Tfus,
], me executed nv Peafly SHARP and VII,
''''' p.c'"hef IL 1894. md recorded IN ,bo
,,,'" o'',e' ~ OHIO county. Va. IN bsok %. Clio
y ,,"',, 90 M'"I'y the 2jh day of A.oost
Ell g., r "''.'" OF" 'hc premises, proceed 10
,'"'". lhr tract contains 10 acres .tna,o o. 49,.
~ ~ Cove ctoct m Marshall county. Va a"J
.'"nood on lhc S'nih by Bip Crave Crscst on ,bo
rH ~ ,.' ONO River, and On he NorIb bv The
IL" soe,"'d unnecessary 10 recommend, or fur.
rn, 'Ne land q knowlegpe Of ils Ioca.
g,. m 7, m'".', '' DO sufficient 10 awaken specuIa,
i.' NI'e '' '".s iand is indisputaLie. eo,veyiog
I''.'e h%"'yrfrf lshuI make sucb tilsas = IN
','.., by virtue Of sIiu decree.
SB PURDY. Trustee.
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COMPARATIVE PROSPECTS, or NEW
AlEL NEAN AEI LAA- ---

COMPARATIVE PROSPECTS, OF NEW
fORk AND NEW ORBEANS-Nr,y yn,L
now contains a population ofai least 3gj oDn
and a taxable property of S2}0.0 600. Nn,y
Orleans In $50. contained II populafiou of
ly2, 1913. and problbly now not les ilau 10 =.
uIO. as % Is increasing very rapidly. Tho
mississippi and ~ fributurirs vat.FH count.
enbraring an area Of surface OF One million nt
square mlI"s-hy" times a. lar1r a t.uif,ry 49,
Is drawn d. canal, az railroads With, tho
yoricE OF New York. According 10 Ufu,'.
Merchant Mdgaliu.. the cumuioIifi,. f,,
W'rl"d annually 10 Nov OIcap. from tla r,
country i'r cHpOfiatiOG. amount air.sI. h,
3D. JDOOl. But thr It'd. al production h..
-rarcely ST ~. l. d, oui, me first syv.ll cf
lie wave. Ten or twelve State. viii ,.f h..
formed ON thc Missouri ami i- br,1rI..
tending lor three thousand miles ty Mo-. has.
pi ihe Rocky Mountains. Iowa H. moi 81.
settled; and Missouri, one of the Iarra.f ...
most Fertile States iu tle Union iI-t..l ns
l yang 20 population D' 'huHsauH. o.. Y.,, ,,T
,uiIW'i,I} support millions. T.u.....
N'i.l''9 ran b.Era - deus. 60 ur..I.
~" YORK, Which % sustain. y-r3 Opu
plr lHc productions OF al lI. Se
which Iu Europe would BE- embryo .r.i
must h'at down tHc Mi--isippi To- +.g n
leals-ihE emporium al l.Oij.uyg r....
miles haii of "hiciii, scarce, l... i.uJ. u,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-28
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FINE BLOODEn .-
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FINE FLOODED CATTLE 40. ar
HNAECUTOR'S SALE-There viii be oGo,al
M at public sale. at The lnio residence of w
hehick, > deceased. near SJulb BloomGed Pal
"""y co. ONO on Tuesday, The och Of Aug,.,
heh,' ihe personal property Of sand J,ce,.,J no 80,
nc me herd oiiuIl bred Durham Canle scven.
y-n'e :" number, several Of them impaired ram
E''s''hd' consisting of Bulls. Cows. iIe,fc,. a.J
''''es' considered 10 be equal If NOT sn.ot,,, =,
any o'hcf sluck Of The kind IN The Un,,cd So
sale. "" 'e d"y Oi
l large Show Bolloc5, supposed to weigh owe,
20 head Of iat Or feeding Camle
% u" do Two year old Steers md soa,.t
Heifes NV 'I'yed
~ do do ono do do d, H.
g yoke of Work o,en " 90
IOO head Of feeding I1gs
2OO do sock do
Hrscs and Sheep
600 acres Of Corn
Whtnt Oats ond Hay ~ The stork
wagons flaming utensils Of cycry J,s,r.
,'t.nS VII be made known Of Inc ob,,a
inu .,ue continued lrom day to dsy. unrI
. h'i"tk' ~ either II The Ersrm,,. eli a.
l.'a'.o 10 'ho" any ol lac above prom nv
""' "''"h =" any Icron or pcfsIts
'"''"'s' previous ~ The day NJ .nle. W
\ RENICK
, W RENlCK. Executors