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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
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!. = 81, - M Eur AAalY AID Troy DlRENA. al

.-N.r. --tLlNE- For Albany ard Troy DlREti, al
o'clock 2 M-rhe Steamboat EMPIRE
Capt r. 4 Macy will leave the steamboat pier tooI 81
Ccurssd.L every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday sner
noon, a. O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt WIN. II. Pcck. very
MONDAY, " ednasday and Friday afternoon, att oclock
For Passage or Freight apply ON board or al the Office on
the wharf
NorcE-The evening line for Albany and Troy vii post
lively receive any freight board the boats after six
O'clock p NJ rSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

El FOR SALE, exchange for buildings or ois in ms
- chilly good farming upland End hrsl rate
soil all tmbered except about % acres cleared, Guilt
waited and improved with good fence and enanta0e dwell
ngsiuaie 10 healthy ghbOrhoOd, near several mills,
half mile West Of Illinois River, the distance Norl
schuyler City, and mile from the landing the mouth
Of Sugar Cr.ek, where the largest seauioas stop The
DESTROYS to sell for the best o-r. TILE good and
take. paid. For terms please apply TO WM SHIPPEH,
$50 PAW 3wE % East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
IT. AFOK HUDSON AND INTEKNf.
szk<ssr.ts;7s date LANDINGs-TLs steamer hUD

UIhI :. LhNUI SU5.TL' -eAlnrf fIDU'
SON, iD place Of the Westcheslrr, (tks only
boa, iaai lands si6 1clock) Captain William H. MELLEs,
nill leave the foot Of Cedarsreel the ensuing season
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al o'clock,
81 connecting Hudson with the Hudson and Berkshire
Railroad the VI which leave the arrival VI thu boat
Returning The boai Hudson Tuesday, Thursday
and sunday al O'Clock NJ the arrival u tho
touching both ways al the Intermediate lsndngs Bor
heigb. Or passage, apply "a board VI 10
J. l.. KNAPP & son, i0I West o.
This boat has been put piet- order wihs r.l1
and engine, and additional number " and
Will 80 found pleasant and comfof airy
Lhe ryer. The boat lows barges.
lhs bOat IL nov 10 freight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

- EALED PROPOSALS VII be received A. - "
- Zee the S1pernendsn Of Repairs, No 10 Ezra eth
street unn tn Of October for four hundred tons u Red
Ash Peach Orchard Goals q the frsi quality. Also, =
chsiron. q quality Liverpool Goals 10 De delivered II
ihe various paees Ne City that the Superintendent nay
dirrCL k.rimaf-s % ~ -rdors-d Goals az ir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

DANE ~ BURGESS, Publishers and wholesale
dealers In School aud Miscellaneous Books, Stationery
and Blank Work, O. John ST. New YORK
PurchasersfrOn the southern and Western states VIII mo
. house the most available heycan select Tor liberal prices
and accommodating terms. sl5 IN
A ENANACs.-The trade supplied with Almsnacs ct
~ the prices ~ manufacturing. al The Tribune ofce ani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

OFgrcE o. Tbs v Y. AND ERIE RAILRosD COMPANY, =
81 Waii-.i New YORK. September Sob, ts+o
NOTICE i hereby given. that ih- books "hlcn ~ere
opened on he Sh inst obtain Subscriptions TOY three
~ Stock Of tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
!. FOX SALE OR To LET-A n1use ana 10. 81

about acres OF and AZ New Brunswick NcwScfsey
the extremity u he city. and about ten m
walk from Railroad Depot The house : arre arc
convenient containing each door, beside me Gel
and zsrr-t There J, also good barn carnage house
COW house and other GU. buildings a. IN good repair, and
well arrar gei for convenience Tas i believed 10 be one
Of the most pleasant situations IN this vicinity. possessing he
combined advantages ola city and country residence Az
ply to Mr. Gt-LICk. 50 Oiver-st sul4 SAwu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

=3S House, Kgmson, Eaton Town, Shrewsbury
and Msnasquan. The and ee CANT low
pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIs, Capt CorlIes, vii
leave Catherine Market follows touching Pier No l.
Fest River, going aud returning.
LEAVES NEw-Yosk LEAVES EAToH Towa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

= 4 pat..ziS Line for Asany-DrecL AT O'clock r.
" Without landing. Passag. ~ cens
nerhs . cents The splendid Steamer JAMES MADISON
Newbeiy Master leaves New ORR Monday. Wednes-
day aud Friday 0r Albany direct from foot of CedarsL
freght taken boat prices " H. This boat has state
and in complete order Passengers arrive IN Al
hauy Ina ne for all Tie ralrO ads and packets 80 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

hnnv and Troy and inrfmsdlsls pIacta
The low pressure steamboat TROY. Capt
4 Gorhsm vii leave New-YOrk from pier At thu foot VI
Barclay NJ o'clock, NJ Tuesday. Thursday aud
sifarday. Returning. VIII leave Troy at o'clock A. NJ
AMI Albany O'Clock, A. NJ every Monday, "Wednesday
aad Friday.
The low pressure steamboat NIAGARA. CAPITA Dsgroo,
lsave- Newly ORR al O'CLOCK \ ~ Monday "Wednesday
ami Friday, and Toy at ocloca A. NJ Albany O'Clock
\. NJ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
For passage freight, apply board the boat, ID T.
r. HALL the he wharf foot IT Bsclsv-st sl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

The subscriber. this day dlscha ging very superior
OF best Peach Orchard Coal broken from the spohn
yein which they will sell ~ less than yard prices
w. 4 T TRUsLOW,
81 200 Cherry and 10 Mulberry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
lNHUMAN MURDER.
J,rryssoN Cry !

JEFFERSON CITY,
House of Representatives, Jan pa
Nests Editors: Believing that il would be
interesting To your readers and the public ge>
nerally, hasten To inform YOU OF the murder
al LEWIS ROGERS, sLn of the old chief of the
Cherokee nation.
The facts, as rec eivcd them from the n tion
ny llSt nights mail, are these: That portion Of
The CheroKees known as the odd Seiflers' or
Rogers parry, were in council resr Fort Glib.
son, Arkansas, when Lewis Rogers, son OF
the OLD chief, receiving information OF the ill
ness Of his family, started Immediately home,
He had no, proceeded far, when he was attack
ed by six or seven men, who fe,l upon him
with bowie knives, &c, and killed hun. He
sur vIyed long enough, however, TO give 10
some OF his friends The names of the inhuman,
blood thirsty beings who had thus sought and
taken his lite, without cause. They proved to
be persons OF the Ross pariy-p,rSons, as | am
informed, who could have had no other cause
loT this hearlless act, than the old leud which
has, for long time, existed between the Ross
and Rogers parties.
Mr. Rogers was very intelligent an! rcspec
table man, and enjoyed the entire confidence
and esteem OF the people OF bis nation; n nd not
only OF his nation, but OF the people of the u
nited States wherever he was known. When
receive luther particulars OF This event |
Will INFORM you. Very respectfully,
JAMES S RAINES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

The day after being WORKED over, it is
put Into humps ofore pound each Tor
market
Sailing of the butter, U.s. the ground
rock salt. aud salt To suit the taste Add
no saltpe,re, sugar, or other substah-
ces
BY Nathaniel Felton-The milk is
strained into tin pans il, stands from
thirty six to forty eight hours in cool
cellar. when the crea n is taken off, put
into tin pals. and stirred every day.
We churu once week during The war.
NEST weather The cream is placed in The
well about twelve hours before churning
| After it is churned the buliermilk is
thoroughly worked out, and the butter
is sailed with three quarters OF an
ounce 10 the pound. After stan ling
about an hour it is again worked aud
weighed, each pound separately.
liy Benjamin Boynisn - The milk i.
strained into TIN paas. IL stands forty
eight hours in n cool cellar, when the
cream is taken off, pu, into a pot, anC
stirred once day, We churn once a
week. After the butter $ churned the
buttermlk is turned from it. and wate
rs added twice, anl chhrned TO separate
the b itcrmilk from il. One ounce oil
SAT- is used to pound Of butter, which
Us worked twice after
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
CONGRESS.-TuEspAy Fob Aisle

CONGRESS.-TUEsDAY. Feb Aisle
In the Senate, memorials were present
ed from New York and Michigan for the
annexation OF Canada TO the United States.
The Srna,e then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the Pos, Office Bill. Some a.
mendmenls were offered and adopted. and
the Senate adjourned. House The bill
releasing the restrictions on the & and
Ohio Canal was passed. The bill to es
tablish territorial government over Ore
Con was finally passed by l40 to So. II
provides for giving The British Govern
n'ent information of our intention 10 ter.
inmate the convention. and that slavery
shall not exist in the territory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
NEVILLE Is CRAIG,
j. CARoTHERs,
SAMUEL JONES,
Cow. of The Pitsbnrgh Board of TRADE

CooUentioa al Faaeaii HUI on The
subject of Ieras. The delegates elec,ed
10 the convention on the subject of Tex.
as, assembled IN Faneul Hail, 10 da war
the hour named in the general call for
the meeting.
There was large and respectable
body OF delegates in attendance, COM
prlslng much Of the moral worth and
talent OF the State. We notice among
The deIegales,men who have been known
to the citizens OF Massac huse Is both as
Slate and national Legislators. who
have occupied seats upon her judicial
benches, lawyers Of eminent siandinp
dIvines. men OF letters. with others who
have made themselves moro or less dis.
20 guIsbed IN the various walks Of life.
The assembly was called to order b,
The Hon ) 9 Phil ips Of Salem.
Hon G + Adams moved a committee
DO appointed Of one member from each
Congressional District. 70 nominate n
list Of Officers for the Convention.
The Commute retired, and m sbor,
time, through their chairman, G f Adj
ans reported the following list Of oil
GERS Tor the Convention, which report
was unanimously accepted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
CHANGED TIMES

Many OF our readers remember the clamor
which was got up against Mr. Adams On ac-
count OF the ma On iicence OF the White House
provided Tor the residence of the Chief Ma
glSlrate Il the nation. II seems now, since he
election OF Mr. Polk, that sumo Of his refined
plfhlnnS have discovered this snme white
House io be n mOst uncomfortable and disagree
able yeiidcnce' an are already recommending
that II be given To the Smithsonian Instituted
and ha! another building be erected more SUIT.
able for a respectable gentleman and respects
able family This Is the advice IF the Me-
York Morning News. SO we GO The palace
on which the demag5guiSm of 1928 Jung so
many changes which X Polk made the head
and front probably OF his own most indignant
complaints against the Administfa ion is too
'rdiculnuSly mean for The residence of The
Lew representative Of DEMocRAcyl
From The " Y .N9yning Nttes, IL F)
Now, that same Presidential Palace has
lon9 been great abom ation in our eyes. as
u has bean laughing STOCK 10 the foreigners
VINO come from the capitals OF Eufope to resi- le
al our federal metropolis. II is an am bibious
conrefn-DeilheI fish, h,Sh nor fowl Ia il nsi.
lber European nor Amefican-nenber mon
archial nor repuDlican-but a mean mongteI
mixture OF the two. II is ridiculously n can
as palaces i'll more ridiculously preten.
nous as residence for he Chief Magistrate
OF country essentially Democratic in genius
ana IN IT'S institutions IL is the most uncom.
PORTABLE and diSagreeabie residence for n res
peciable gentleman and respectable family IN
be found 10 The land "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
THERE'S NO SUCH WORD AS Fan.


'In the lexicon of youth. which fate reserves
NJ bright manhood, there's no such void as
Alt. = Baieer's RtGfsLteH.
The pioudcst motto for the young
Writ II in lines ot gold
Upon Thy heart, and in Thy mind
The stirring words unfold,
And IN m'sioitunes dreary hour,
Or fortunes prosperous gale,
Twill have holy, charming power
'Theie'> no such word a. iailp
The sailor on the stormy sra,
My >i,h Ior distant land;
And lice and fearless though he be,
Would they were uear the strand
But when the storm with angry breath,
Brings iish,n,sg, slcet and hail,
He climbs tho slippery mas, AMI sings
'TheI,'s 40 such word as iaii'
The weary student bending DER
The tones of other DAYS,
And dwelling on their magic lore,
For inspiration prays;
And though with toll hi braia is weak,
His brow IS deadly pal
The language of the heart Will speak,
There's no such word as iaIlP
The willy statesman bends his knee
Before Fame'S glitteIing shIlnei
And would a humble suppliaut be
To genius SD divine;
Yet. though his progress is full slow,
And enemies may rail,
He thinks at last he worl to show,
There's no such word as FAM
The soldier on The battle plain,
When IhirSiing TO be :ree,
AMI throw aside n gallant chain,
Says; oh, Tor Lberiyr
Our household and our native land
We muSt-we will prevail,
Then breast to breast, ind hand 10 hanH,
There's no suca NuId as fair
The chl'd of Sod, though of beSef,
BY foes withuut-within-
These precious words will ne'er forget,
Amid their dreadful dir;
But upward looks with eyes Of faith,
Armed with The Chii>tian's mail,
And in the hottest ,nflici, saith,
There's no such word as iailr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

DREADFUL EFFECT OF fRIGHT Some
NV" or three weeks ag", says The Cams
bridge, Mass } Advertiser, young wo.
man. whose name we do not give, wtnt 10
the house # poor bn' Respectable man
named High, with whose daughter she
was on very inuma;e terms, having on a
mask resembling an ASS head. Finding
the moor girl alone, and thinking la enjoy
a flne piece Of fun IN Tightening her, shc
insiated on her dancing. The poor crea
tdre was so dreadfuI'y frightened that she
fell into fits, which continued for some
time. when she became a decided lunatlc
but the shock her whole frame had recsi i.
we'd was too violent, and nature gave way
n the suffering consequent thereon. She
died a sacrifice to the lhoughlless folly oil
a foolish Companion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

IT, Some suggestion which we threw
ou.a few days since re,a'ive 10 The means
of prosperity among us, seen 10 dtraci
much aIicn ION FROM many ol our readt r.
and we trust that there are not few whu
will act upon il. There is no doubt but
every droac in society is IA tax upon th,
time aud means Of his fellow men To The
amount Of his proportion TO he number
whp are INDUSTRIOUS and his consuu.p iion
-. 10 the amount consumed. Thus II place
we most wbb DO not labor
81 prosperous, and
work IS the must
% labor in place where
ARE less prosperous than
py do labor; yet IN all pla>
d" labor will have com
|crity. "T'me money!
)all lay down as a maxim that
re the most ot IL we should
yperny folowin bu. many
shall we do! And others
continually To the later
ether labor closely or no,
want at prosperity. Ifworld-
D5sl,c rty IS worth vexing your mind
put, II is CERTAINLY worth t"XnJ your
y for and, Nour physical man may be
|cly engaged and leave the mind free
hci, as 1t lists; whereas. without indus.
d, the mind, unless a man has wealth,
kst be abandoned 10 care, and misery
j follow. To the former, who say
have nothing 10 do, we would recon-
al nnecd, te we have heard OF n
ern painter who had friend (Mr b }
New York. who h q accu INFLATED a
PIE { rune in the cotton business
Orleans. In 1888 he met with
r.. which swallowed all he had.
FER did not see him for year
Is failure. At the end OF that time
mt to New York and met him in the
y. After the usual friendly sa!u,a-
8 the planter inquired what he was
g. Why, said b came here and
Cuni no very good chance at first, but |
al length got place porter in pretty
extensive house al IL dollars month and
The privilege of sleeping on The counter.
Three years passed and B was one the
partners in III; house aud a man much re-
speced by extensive circe. lie was
not ashamed OF dong onylhing I" make
an honest ',mg. N! e., as we'll and as
happy, ~ baby, as New Io.h Porter
as he did when New Orleans Merchant
This il the secret Of success Ifyou can
not do one thing do another. II you can
not make money make living, and never
be ashamed 10 have your coat off and
sleeves rolled up. 1t is hon"sr-il is COM
mendable-praiseworthy in the hig est
decree. and prosperity is IN it, some
where.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
OUTRAGE AND DEATH.

We learn that The keeper OF liquor shop on
Broad street Yesterday caused Two little boys,
br"lhers, TO d ink raw whisSey for triflng
wager, The consequence Of which was The death
of one of the lwJ, and The Stupefa otion Of the
o,her, on the spol! We hope the proper au-
Ihniities will bring this outrageous transaction
10 lighr, and expose and punish the author Of
The inhuman crILie-ior such il deserves to be
considered, if "a represented by common re,
port Nash Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

COSTLY PAIR OF BOOTS.-A jealous
Democrat in Columbia, C., gave an order
some time since 10 boot maker there, for a
pair of boots fer the President elect; which
should be so superhnely made as TO be worth
not less than 500! Tn order has been execute
ed and the boots are abon, heing sent to Mr.
Polk II is easy enough TO charge This cnor-
nous price, but RAJ her more difficult, we should
judge, Ia make the boots worth 1t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

The Circnit-~Superior Cour, Of Ohio
county, (Judge Fry y commenced an extra
session, IN this city on the 30 ut.
The causes uPon the Chancery docket,
which have accumulated Ia some extent,
are The only business much attended to at
this term
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

LEGISLATURE.-We have no proceed
ingS later than Sunday, when the House was
engaged in the discussion OF the Texas resou,
tons That subject having already been aclod
upon by oae House In Congress, we do not
think 1t imporran, 10 publish The proceedings
IN The Legislature, upon The subject.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

APP jniment by the Board Of Public
Work Of Virginia General Robert Me.
Coy, Superintendent OF the NalionaI Road
in the room Of John a. Good, Esq re-
signed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

SNpw.--Yeserday was "A regular old
fashioned winter day. Snow fell 10 about
the depth Of six inches, froze md blew
about in no very pleasant manner for
ramblers abroad. The chances are now
that weeks sleighing may greet US.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

ycEUa 1t would be we'll for the
members OF the Lyceum to remember the
meeting io-ni"h, does seem that some
Association Of The kind might be kept up
here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

IT WoN'r De-! The 30 ton Pilot says,
IL won't 10 when snow -Ii(,s are pi ed np
mountain high. and slelghs are elcrnally
upsetting, MS last winter, TO ride ont with
a beautiful. lively, fascinating g'rl, and
not expect to get SmdAhed with her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
a BOY ACCIDENTALLY HUNG

a BOY ACCIDENTALLY HUNG -
4 few days since, James Troyman, son
"l DR.. Troyman, OF S.. Charles. Mo =, ac.
cldentaliy hung himself. lie was play
ing With rope and barrel. at tho resi-
dence Of his brother, in ST. Charles coun-
'y; the rope was fastened 10 the ioist Of
the building and round his neck. | no
head Of the barrel on which he was stand.
ing, broke in and he fell, and was found
By the other boys hanging by the neck,
and life was totally ex'ingulshed He
was an active, sprightly boy, about ~
years old.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

We are ind, bted 10 Hon. Geo. w. Sum
mers for impnrtunt Congressional docu-
menrs, for which he will please accep, our
thanks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06
SIcK sToMACH.-wrighl's Indian We

- lCh Stomach WTightS Indian We.
- getabe Pills, OF the North American Col.
lege oil Health, are certain cure Tor sick slo.
mach, because they purge from the body those
bilious humorS which are the cause of heads
ache, nausea and sick stomach, weak nerves,
lowneSS OF spirits, and other distressing com,
plants. From Three TO six cf said Indian
Vegetable Pills, taken every night on gong to
bed will in short time remove eveIy appears
ance OF dSeaSe-at the same time the digestion
VIII e improved and the blood so completely
purified that new life and vigor will be given
10 the whole frame
Bera1c nj Counterfeiis The public arc re-
spec fully informed that medicine purportIng to
be Indla1 Vegetable Pills, covered with o coun..
ierleil litho9Iaphlc label, sold by Reed Drugs
gsi, corner of Gay and Saratoga streets or w
Holloway, No l6, corner of Front ard Balu-
more streets, Baltimore, are not the genuine
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills. The only
agent IN Baltimore is Rev Isaac Cook, Book.
seller, No rs Baltimore street, from whom the
genuine medicine can with cerlaint, he obtains.
ed
Offices, devoted exclusively 10 the sale of the
medicine, wholesale and retail, No $50 Greens
wich Slieei, New York. and No Igs Tlemont
street BnSton and Principal office, No 100 Race
stree Philadelphia. Also, for sale az JAMES
MELL0RS, Union 81, Wheeling, va.
N b. IN al cases be particular 10 ask for
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills. feb 6
VIRGINiA-To WIT: Al Rules held 10 III.
" Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
CouIt OF Law and ChanceTy for Tyler county.
on Monday The Bid day of February, 1916. .
Abraham Cox & Sidney Cox, Merchants ,rad.
ing under The firm Of A Cox e. Co, Com>
painsnlS. rs
Samuel Baxter, De(sndan,
rms day came The compliments by their at.
'nIney anu hIed their bill in this cause, and the
defendant not having entered his appeatonca
and given security according TO law ami The
rules CT this Court, and il appearing by s,tiS
factory evidence that the said defendant is NOT
an lnhabi,an' OF this State; therefore. on mos
ion oI the compliments. II Is ordered that The
sald defendant do appear here ~ rules 10 be
holden for The SAID Couri on the first Monday
OF April next and answer the bill of The com.
P'aiDanis. and tina. n cory Of this order be in,
serted Tor Two months successfully in The Wes.
tern Virginia Tines and Gazette, a nswsoa
per published in The city Of Wheeling. and an
Other copy posted at the door of the Cont
House Of this county. a copy Tcste,
feb 6 ID HICKMAN clo,L
ID PAINE g. co, MANAGERS.
UHEELING. VA.
Drawn Ms Of Pokomoke Lottery.
Class 81. Drawn Jan 90
10 GO IL 6S IS ~ 81 80 6 10 32G
Lowest Prize 81.
PUkomokc--CIass %.
Drawn Jan 20
"a 81 CT 81 IG % 81 6 IS 8 A IS II
Lowest Pnzs 81.
POk, moke-ClaSs %.
o Drawn Jan %
70 10 10 81 70 81 10 80 "a 10 2s G
Lowest Prizc 50.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware,
Glass ~. Drawn Jan 2s.
" % u 20 90 10 55 80 IS 80 AZ "A &c
LoweSi Prize 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-06

IN the Fourth Congre sDoral Dis,ric,
Of YirgInia,now represented by the Hon
r w. Hubbard Dem the Hon JonN
HIT has been nominated by WING
District Convention to DO their candi-
date for the next Congress.