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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
Trust Sule ora Negro Han.

EsY virtue Of deed of trust executed on The 24lh of
a October 1882 by Madison {, Porter, the subs
scrher the therein named, viii sell in the town
,1yrehbuig, AT the Market House, Monday the lst
day OF September next, at IL O'Clock, negro
med Willis, aged about 2S or % TERMS cash
Acting trustee, shall only convey such title as
the said deed ia me-bu the title believed be
perfect. &. l.. MOSBf, Trustee.
Aug. Is It's
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VALUABLE LAND AT
II ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

n 1l0 "a kbuLE LiA ~ ~ ~
~ u CTR % ".
EeY Virtue Of deed of trust executed to MS by James
ED b RAWLINGS bearing date the Isl day Of No
nher $40 and Of record in the county court OF Am
hersl, will on the 23d day of August 1915, on the
premises expose SALE by way of public auction, Ger
tain parcel Of Land, with It's appurtenances ~
pg and being both sides n Bollngs creek in the
~ of Amherst about miles from the lawn o Lynch
bury. adopting the lands Of John NJ. Williams, and
others being The same which the Said Rawlings
lately resided and containing
400 .4GEES,
more less, much thereof may be necessary 10
certain purposes in the said deed expressed The
SAID land will be sold in parcels, three in NUMBER a
plat whereof viii be exhibited at the and place Of
sale The title said land belley ed To he unqueston-
ably you'd, but acting trustees, we will only convey
10 the purchaser purchasers such title is vested in
lis by the SAID deed Of tust.
TER.nS OF SAFE
Although the said deed authorizes sale for cash
with the assent OF the creditor. credit OF four, eight
and Twelve munlhs, will be given for equal portions OF
the purchase money, the purchaser securing the pay
mpni OF The same by negotiable and payable one
ol the Banks in lyncburg satisfactorily endorsed, and
the title The land sold be withheld until full pay
ment is made. further security, and liable to be
sUld for cash il Of default OF payment
THO. r.. NORMAN, ,r..a,.a
CHlSWELL DABNEY, : ifaS'eeS'
July q t23A
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Ey..sSs Sale Of EU.sN.
~ FL A. ~ ~.

800 By y B : NC T. I a / / 0 W. for sale
BRYANT, TiNSLEY s LAVlNDER.
AHg. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

TRUS OF.YEGxOrS.

10y virtue Of Deed of Trus, executed 10 us by Ell
II bert A. lalbot and Maria 5. his wife. bearing dat,
on the Odd dav ii May 1885, ando record in The Clerk
Office Of the county court of Bedford. we SHALL ON Sa
nrday the 3d ns In ront OF the Market House in The
town OF Lynchburg, proceed TO sell. by way Of public
aucliun 10 the hest bidder for cash. the woman Ewes
lima and her six children. Patrick. Roy, John. Frank
Eliza and Ann Malinda, in ssd deed mentioned. The
title 10 said slaves is doubtless unques,onabe but ACT,
ing as trustees will only convey such title as is YES
ted in MS by said deed
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN,
CHARLES Il. SLAUGHTER, i's'es'
Aug. l. ids
.HrS. Jane II. E'eficOiUS' School.
VIE Third Session of this school will commence on
J. Monday the 29lh September. All branches taught
that are necessary 10 give finished Eng Ssh Education
French, Latin, Drawing, Sc
Terms as heretofore, pay able in advance.
Aug. II I'm
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THE KICET.ND.N'D
scIiimg OF nt and below Cost.

LPNCHDURG, august II 1916.
TuNllE subscriber with a view Of reducing his largs
i stock Of Dry Goods, SHOES, Bonneis. &c.. IN make
for large stuck Of Fall Gumds, will. from this
date until the 9Th September. sell n + COST. and
many articles for LESS than cost Persons wishing to
purchase bargains will please give a call before pur
chasing elsewhere as great many Of my 6ooda are
and fresh, and purchased within the last fur
weeks, all of which will be sold cast. Amongst tho
assortment be found thu following.
Bslzarines, Organda Alusns and Lawns. from ID. up
10000 yds Calico, some elegant and new sty les,
Apron Checks and Ticknes. large assortment,
White Goods, Of all descriptions and qualities.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cloths. Cassmeres aud Vestings, large assortment,
kentucky and Glasgow Jeans,
5000 yards common Pants Stuffs, from 10 eta. up.
Bo1gNETs. RIBBONS 4 TLoWEAs.
large assortment Of Bounsis Ribbons and FLws al
styles, qualities and prices.
SHOES and BOOTS.
10000 pr Boots and Shoes, consisting of Mems. Wo-
mensand Childrens, all styles. prices and qualities.
d o NJ r. s TICS.
1000 yds Cotions Cotton Oznaburgs & Brown Drills.
and various other Goods, tho numerous 10 mention,
which will be sold for cost. WM j. WILLIS. s
Aug IL is
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sa0use, Ornamental and Sign

HOUSE, Ornamental and Sign
n - II ~ II 4. 1G.
~ DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
. encouragement he has received during his two
years residence IN Lynchburg and he cunnnes 10
lIc the patronage of The community which he will en-
deavor to deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the same can he done in LYNCH.
burg shop Immediately opposite John g. Meen's
Store over the formerly kept by Payne 4 Gregory
as i}nnk Store NIIROD DONALD
April II ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

10000 Bushels Wheat Wanted.
WE will pay the highest cash price for 10000
w bushels Wheat. HATCHER 4 GREEN.
July 81 is
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r. d II L e. Il .

EEVIN(. taken lease of the Mills in this place,
~ known as the l.anghorne Mills, Tor term OF
years will be regularly IN the wheat market and pre-
piv thp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

States, accompanies i, with the following
practical reply.
The above is a paragraph from. the United
States journal. AMI il part of am attack upon
a Protective Tarilt. We copy it,iu order TO
illustrate It's truth. We. a few days since,
heorj some families i'm New England com
ploing bitterly ol uhcir inability to get help
meaning domestic servants. We inquired
the reason.
The girls are all drawn away to the facto.
RIGS"
But why 10 you not drtoin thcm2'
w cannot afford to pay them as much al.
they can earn at the factories; besides, they
have hours of leisure. rest and improvement
there. And it is stated in the report of the
Savings Bank OF Lowell. that the amount oil
money deposited BY female operatives in that
institution, is equal To twelve hundred and
lhty dnllarslor every factory giI in that city.
Aud that Is n all; factory girls rank with
other independent people. They are not con
side" q as servants
All. thought we, how cruel it is to aGlict
the poor. and make them bear such burthcmSl
And what is an additional grievance. these
very females nor Clothc themselves at half
the price they could effect that important part
oi economy, before they multiplied the fabrics
pl the country. and thus reduced the price,
How exceedingly cruel
Ncstoppcd a lew moments on the narrow
sidewalk of Milk street, in Boston. unable to
move either away, excepting directly into a
very muddy street, Our course being hcdgel i'm
by a long truck Ca draw on each side. heavily
lldcn. each with twenty -four bales of goods.
You geta job, then, occasionally said we
to the uuckman.
Hardly get time to eat said he, "there is
such a continual moving of goods
"Ncll, these would be good times for YOU
II YOU could live as cheap as your fathers did,
when goois could be imported nearly free of
duties.'
I'VE pay now one dollar lcssa week for orr
board than we did twenty years ago. and
clothing does not Cost half - much. while the
manufacturing of goods in this ncighborhood
gives Us twice tbs employment that was had
IN other times.
"A uuCkman now may notcaTn much more
than he did thirty years ago; but he can save
twice aS much"
Oh. the poor. how exceedingly crurl!'
We looked around that busy hive. The
mason was plying his trowcl. and the painter
ms brush; the carpenter showed his iortplane.
and the shoemaker drew his thread with con-
slant industry. and the inspiring knowledge
That his services were in demand. DID they
suffer from enormous duties on sugar" or
clothing! Their white cottages in Chelsea.
Dorchester. RoXbury. Charlcstown. and Cam
bridge, looked very little like suffering Poor
m-n, what cruel times!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
From the 81. Louis ReDeile.
SONG OF THE EDIrOR.-BY JOHN BROW,

From The 81. Louis RegeiLe.
SONG OF THE EDITOR.-BY JOHN BROWN.
Sit! Sit! Sit!
From the matin hour till twilight gloom,
He's fixture, there in his dusky room!
Away the moments fit,
And the world outside, with joyous din,
Moves gaily on-but the world within
Is labor, toll and care!
No turn Knows lie in the weary day
But the turn that shows the pivot's play,
AS he turns his easy chair
Think Think! Think!
In the Smiths bright forge the fire CLOVIS,
the Smith himself the bellows blows
Unheard the hammers clink
Not so the fire hat lights the brain
OF him who wears the gally chain,
Or makes the press-gang go!
lie must flash with light, and glow with heat,
With quill in hand his brain must beat
But never indulge a bloW.
Write! Write! Write!
Though fancy soar ON a tired wing,
She must her tribute celestial bring
Not onlya weary flight!
And reasons powers, and mem'ry'sstorc,
Must prove their strength, and bring the lore
Antique, and sage and mystic;
For these, to the utmost thought and particle,
Must 90 into to-morrow's leading article
OF argument-wit-statistic.
Clip! Clip! Clip!
NO "cabbaging shears his hand doth hold,
But those with which the current gold,
Butlawful right hc'n clip.
me DEVILS gone. but he will not fail
Ol a prompt return with the morning mail.
a basket full of '~crchaRgc;"
Aud then the editor opens and skins
Northumberland iscoveries-whim
As over the world he ranges
Paste Paste! Pastel
with q Camcls hair brush and a broken cup.
lie gathers tie scattered fragments up,
And sticks them on in haste;
pc D.'il appears with a grin and a bow:
li'"a's ~ ihey re- waiting for copy now. ="
ll' 3y+. in accents solemn
ihh ipfcmiu drinks he'll soon impose
Ih' outside lprn with scraps and prose.
And the tsader may be a column"
Pay Paw Paw
! Zoe world Is Ion. work ON Saturday nioht
A"' pounds with "a step of pure delight,
IohIs Wiir and babies away;
bIt r"u1d the editor see a score
vi honest .Jour-, who tease him sore.
, And may not b. unlccdful-
= h' hl-hli- tnn wit that can furnish there
'"e "'s'"s 10 relieve them from all care.
By Smelling out thc .'nccdiul."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

'Noneus'i now. said The Quaker. 81
thuu really intend, TODD anything OF tlat sort.
we had better sep out into the back yarJ and
finish the business at once
The rogue was completely noR ptiSsol by
;hc c~oolucs, of the Quaker, and stood speech
less ANA almost prtriGcd.
Now, ~lilthc tailor. good-naturcdly. "lct
me give thee O. piece of advice. When next
thou hast occasion togcta suitof clothes. thou
hai better mot attempt to cheat the poor tai
Tor. bat pay him honestly. for then will thy
conscience not disturb thee aud thy sleep will
be sweet and refreshing. Farcwcilr'
There j. no doubt # the literal truth Of this
story. as we received it some time since from
the lips of the Quaker himsclf-N. j. Fri
julC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

But. fellow citizens. | r~,collcct in the play
oi Cato. when he called his littl, Senate To-
either at Utica, iuI ~ Cesar was marchin1
ON the city, tho Jury and impctuous zeal oi
~Srmpronius led him To cNclaim-"Nly voice
isstlll for war! So SAYS M competitor. Blu,
| mndcstly reply, a. did Lucius-"My Thoughts
] must confess, are turned ON pcnccl' The So.
qicl was. Scmproniis deserted tu Cesar the
mex, night, and Lucius remained with Cato.
ant fought it ont like a manl This same
SempronuS whispered to Cato to beware OF
LncluS-that he was a TRAITOR
! shall shortly address another circular To
the voters cot this District, and ill thln.
rSmlin. very respectfully,
Fellow citizens. your Oh't scrv't.
WILLIAM e.. BROWNLOW.
judy 10Th, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

ANECDOTE.-A capital story is told of
Forrest. thc tugcjian. and an eminent judge.
When they we've both young and unknown TO
fame and each other. they met at a western
inn. and by chance were put To sleep in the
sam room. Both retired i'm the dark, each
suspicious of the other. They slept pretty
comfortably. 50 we'll indeed. that they both
refused to rise in the morning. They were
lying, cyeing each other with t%crocious looks
until noon, when Forrest making a desperate
effort called out:
Stranger, why don't you get up"
WHAT'S that to your
Il have a particular reason for asking
muttcrred Foucst-and then plunged his head
beneath the clothes.
Presently the other raised his head and said
- say, my friend, perhaps YOU will answer
me, II | put the same question To which | re-
fused to reply to YOURSELF
"Nell. them said Forrest. rolling the
oifs.owly, and striking his heels upon
the floor, Il have no shirt and did not want
to cXpus2 my poverty
oh said the other, lcaping with a grey
bound into the middle of the
apartment, why didn't YOU say SO before
that is precisely The case 1cith me-"
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S20.ONOt

- Pkomoke R,uer Lottery, class I55.
!" no drawn nj Wilmington. Del. August s. isdSJ.
l OF s2uOOO ! "f 5000 I oe 5000 1 OF 1000 >
BESIDES thousands OF srsallcr ones. rs numbers.
* n'lInis Whole tickets So. Certificate OF 95 {,
"holcs al dolls ;shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

CHRISTIAN COURTESY.-The influence
Oh the Christian religion is scarcely less mani
lest IN purifying the heart, than i'm subduing
me temper, improving the manners and adorn-
ing the spirit, with all that is attractive and
lovely. In cases not a few, u morose and sui
len disposition has been completely transform
od by the influence of the Gospel, so that lis
posscssor has become kind and courteous in
al ms intercourse with society. In this is
seen the power of the Gospel. and its perfect
a,dapton to the wants ofmen. Nobody doubts
mat the cultivation of a spirit of Christian
courtesy contributes greatly to happiness and
usefulness. 1t removes many occasions of
dlsquletude and is a short way to peace with
ones self and others. itsecures the confidence
and love OF Observers; and often wins them Ia
am imitation of the example they behold
Happy is he that can add to decision and faith
iulncss that amiability O fmanner and soltncss
OF temper which approves itsclfto every mans
observation-disclosures of spirit, self respect
and the respect of others, will be his reward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
WHY DON'T YOU BEGIN.-l

VII DUNI YOU BEGIN.-Yomg man
ever impress ON thy mind the truisln that
Frocrastination is the thief of time. If YOU
possess one bad habit-onc harmful practice
be 1t as dear as thy right hand, or the apple of
thinc eye, cast the leprous cxcresccncc Of
hoW' NOW, NOW. Waitnot till the tainturc
ot its moral corruption hath spread itsrlC
throughout thy entire systcm-tiI il hath
spread pollution TO those around thy path. for
with every moments delay thou art becoming
teniold more deeply implicated as the fee Of
the human race.
Remember that as the oak strengthens it.
self in the tempest, so the harmful habits which
d9rkcn and disgrace our nature. are empower
c" ana stimulated, not doadened by delay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

we have already stated that our brother
ed1or, the Rev. Mr.. Brownlo,y. ha. ,ccoo,.l
'De examination of tbc Wing, ofthe Firt Con.
greasIon1l District Of Tennessee. A. ,h.i,
candidate Tor Congress. lie has i,sucds cor,
Tong address, in which. among other. mo- ma.
uP his opponent, Mr.. Johnson. We b,vo
room this morning for ONLY fine concl,I;,,,
portion of hi, address:
FELLOW CITIZENS. I protest oo,;,.,
'ne iss'e which Mr.. johnson b,. m,lc ~.
n''S'' lh' ISSUE one ol bravery or ro,,,,l;,a
'nP'ilis, q, dm told. tbat VIII
~ " "l'n ln public gatherings and 6gLt
49, ,,ti y = 10 1t contest between us. -. IN
aroal.., ana who will not: his frbiiyc
one Thing. and hi- votes &,
|V"b' dhg hi- political pGuri,i.. ~ w
tlaf' nave denounced him for Ey' W ""P-
ana 'iu'inies, aS hc deserve. f., f., 49, ''','
ani ! VIII take nothing b,,k !
NNoNS WHERE TO FIND Me-
on" u am thti J1starlly wretch b.. ,,.y,tl
h''e iH' public b-liDvc I am. he i tbc H..
'NDu''Dtt ipf not in1icting that chasfise,,.,t
lir"' "l, 90. believes ! so richly msrit H..
WI ran from = pistol or n cluh
30" ] venture 10 3-s.rt thii nbaro 49, NV
'"it- 30 iHIs entire Disfrirf f, 4, ali
'' ~ 'ii.fI RON from NJ. IpL,s,,
- WIN -'f. of weapon bD may ,dr,,'. 80,
nI' VIII. ~ simply chu.ing nm. o,,. IT,
I" ''l -'Jrp, t'icu h. can Az. ,
'',i .if trt'h-s'ttla thr contest G,,.,
KY 'Is-fice M iu tho eyes Of ms o,v, t;
~ 10 instead of TALK, a. ~,
o''n'D so ! Say 20 him. d. Ri. mo-,
I'"'i with our personal 8..f
" gan i...d D.smesH ourselves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

the pcrccpuvc organs. goes zap So small to ih'
top, ass to resemble the pear viii which the
Ming OF the FrcuChi /, commonly Ctricaturyi.-
Nidocqs bow To me when / came IN was the
model ot elegant and respectful s'aHlty but
coUldnot repressa feeling of r,pugnonCc TO him
nevertheless.
! made "a couple of call~b,lor, Iwcnt home.
The chief topic of conversation az both hous IS
was thc charms amt cccru,riCi,ir, oian Amer
lean belle who has jus, married. into "a noble
family. Sh, seems 20 have enchanted the cN-
@clusives by treating them with the most UNI
dclcreutipl freedom. 4 few evening, since.
she Glanced to be surrounded hy a hall dozen
high bred admirers, ami conversation going
rather heavily, She proposed a cock-iight.-
Dividing the party into two sides, She tied the
legs of the young m.u together, ami SIT them
To a game of fs licUls -audIug in a very iaiI
representation oianucljon between De.ug.rcut
r~oostcrs! One other expressions was narrated
with great glcc. She Glanced 90 have occasion
to sncc1e when sitting a: dinner between two
venerable uobleman. LA, she exclaimed. Il
hope didn't splash either of you.' ! have
mentioned only the drolleri.s of what lhyard.
Several instances OF hsrrradjpCssgnd witwcrc
given, and those aforementioned them were of
the class She is shining I'M, their oimirinE tone
gave a fair reflection of how she is looked up-
ON as the most celebrated belle and notabiiity
OF high life for the present season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
$E1.O0N-

u'a"d consolidated Lottery Of Dsiauo-e & Georc,a.
= mss N" 36. ip be drawn ut Wilmington. Aug On.
l g, s'OOOU OF 5000 ] OF 5000 of 5000 ,
Besidcs thousands ni smaller prizes.
as numbers, Is ballots. Whole tickets SIN
Certificate OF package of 90 wholcs 1872 dollars.
shares in Frupurion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
&3O.OOOy

Grand conalila',d L,nery of D,lovoy, g. f.,n,c,
Clnss N" 81, to he drawn at Wilmington Auc 40.
l oi sJOOO0 | $4,000 l Of 1000 lnf2lI?S
nesiJes ihou sands smaller prizes. rs nnmbcn.
IL ballots. Whole tickets $40; certificate of pacL.r
age oil - whnlcs las lolls; shares in ptonor,iop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

ora"'aS follows throughout The month of Angina,
Draws on Tuosdnys--Capitol pfizo s3ooo '
mole Tickets 81 certificate OF Lackage vholes
SIP; shares in proportion. "o
laws on hnf'dnys-CopiInl prize $4,000.
sl1; shares in proporlon. "o
Law on nnrdays--Cnpiral prize $1,000.
"n'I' iI'Eois ST. certificate OF package wholes
Adde'S your orders IN
V"o y J. DORSEY. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

r''"d cons hdated Laue,y IF Delama,e g. G.o,y;a.
Class No So. To be drawn n, WILMINGTON noI
SATURDAY., August l6. lSIj.
! 90 S'UCUO OF $4,000 l Of $500 I Of 5000
Besides thousands oi smaller pr zcs.
80 Nnmbors. l3 Drawn Ballots
,Wh'Ic tickets St2 Certificates of package &c
tickets $50 dnlls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

CURE FOR DlARRHGA-This follow
pug wa. written and published a year or two
'' ANh' s now rc-trayclliug lhr rounds of
.". "c rcpuhIl-h % gs se1-ouabla. aAf
..' ''. "ilcr remedies have failed. q coriain
''' I. WIZ b' found iu rice water. Boil
"' ". water. mahr 10 pala'ablrwiih
Econ. and drink itcopiou-ly while warm W.
never hlgw thi- simple Thing TO- fall"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
So 600.

~ Iuhomokc River Lottery. cI... lGo
i" he drawn M WILMINGTON. D,loxnIc Angus, "A.
| o,so 90 l o. 1000 lofl50O OF lO66
And numerous smaller ones. rs Nus, II drawn
"al"'S Tickets 81; &C rifcaie Of package %
who'es IS dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
$4,000.

Grand consolidated Loutry Of Dclouare g. Georgia.
CIass NJ 81, To be drawn at Wilmington, Aueus,g.
! "i $4,000 100 uf 1000 of SIG Of ZOO
BESIDES numerous smaller prizes. &C numbers 10
ballots Whole tickets $40 Certificate of, ackaro
~ mholcs l35 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
DOLLARS,

Pokomokc River Lottery, Clas. M I67,
TOT drawn Ut Wilmington. Delaware, Aupns, 81.
! o. S6OOO | $4,000 lofl5OO of 10000
thu numerous smaller prizes. 10 numbers, Is
'fa"n ballot. Whole tickets So Ccru(co,c of
package 26 wholcs - dolls. Shares in nrou,,,ion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
1000 nDII.aRs

komoke River Lottery, Class l57.
i" he dawn At Wilmington. Delaware angus, 7.
of $1,000 | Of $500 lorl50O IuflI4O
MA o'"cr smaller prizes. ~ Nos, ~ drawn
,n'Io's' Whole tickets 81. Certificate of package
"a "holos 70 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
So5nnn-


Pnkomnkc River Lottery. Clnss I6g.
!" b" drawn nj Wilmington, Dchworc A,,,., os /:
/ OF $4,000 % oi $1,000 | OF 5000 1 Of 3OOo
Ana hnmernus smaller przos. rs Nus. 10 drawn
halip'S. Whole tickets SIS. Certificates Of o.
wholes ll2; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29

TIE NEW POSTAGE LAW has failed. in
New Orleans, To increase the number OF letters
passing through the p~ost-oilice, the only place
where such an occurrence has happened. The
comparison is probably made with the proceed
ing months, when business was in full tile of
prosperity. ltithad been mnde with the same
months Of last year, perhaps the result would
have been different, as in the summer season
all business is pretty much suspended in New
Orleans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-29
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