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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STR EFT

Iei Az IN. .ay ~nai ,nsy eas
ror selling Psir-s. srsArTon's the ra,i
Drawn Mo-, Of Ae,asdria Lore,y. ". ets. o I. IIth:
IS rs SIS 65 30 d ~ ~ rs 81 IS ~ so
Tieist Nos . 10 81, rosd aud paid by
srRhrros
Drawn No, Of Lee,hurr Lottery EItIa October nh
~ ~ 81 81 IS 81 rs 26 81 - "a 40 TO-
eh-s No, 10 ~ ~, &c Is H. and rs IL a. mor-
Pr,.". IN III. o az lotrry. I'D aud pad by sTRaTToN
Drawn No, oi L-esburg Lottery. Estrs, T. Oct 2Oth:
60 ~ Is Is - Is Sc IS 63 - 30 10
Drawn Nos. OF AleKandris Lottery, class 10 Oct 10:
% SO 3G IL IS a. 80 20 5 81 90
hRfTLN6 REcEDED EyERr DdT 1T . O'CLOCK
Sl7,5OO, 1900.
Tue,dayArranda .3o. Extra Cspiizlr 500 1900 $500
1ooo 10 Of 1000 &C Is Nos D. ds~u Whole. $50
quarters Ie5.
$1,000. 1000
Wsdn' ssy-A~Isndria. sji Cspital.-ssoeo ebOo
1900 Of 1000 DC 10 Me-. IL drawn. Ticket. "a haiye.
qts SO eta
$4,000. 10000.
Thu-iay-AIerabdra sS Extra Capitsls SIS 900 10 900
5000 esoo sooo 1900 drawn Whole.
10. halves 5, quarters $50.
$1,000. 1852.
fnd.y-i~e'ewE No }. Extra Capitalist stouo. 1s5s OF
Quarters IS cts
Sl2 900. 5000
fatursy-h Isndfia, x5s. Era. 5000 1000
$500 OF 500 &C rs Nos. * drawn wboes g. haive. 2
quarters !.
$4,000, 10000,
For Monday Morning AIR, aadris No Csps. s2s OOo
10000 1000 5000 POGO 10 Of 2O0n ~ ke-56
drawn Wholcs $40; halves :; quarters $50.
Buyers referred lia res,s-r,
Al me ONCE a. proof Of what has been DONE
drawing Continues paid by
W Orders for the above
Schemes and IN all ioueres bs promptly TO-
ORA wing sent VIXEN requested.
Please address orders N. sTRKTroN.
hmon
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TRUSTEES SALE or DESIh.IBLE REAL EsT4TH
AT AUCTION.
nN MONDAY, the 18th day Of November. al

~ O'clock. 90 the premises surviving Trustee shall BY
OF deed Of trust from obrd Samuel Dun
proceed O. sell at auction for The benefit
Virgins lots Of ground improvements thereon de
snbed IN said deed tho No 7sS fronting street
and ef'nds 10 rear ON LET siee the full Of
ibe other fronting eOhs:o depth
and - there occupied BY Lucy Mitchell
lent above the residence Of A. Tboa Eco
by eonrsut Of ptrties be-Ope th,rd cash ths
bslanes ~ equal ADD ~ months kearng interest
from tbs day Of s for and endorsed
q. n. NICHOLAS Rurvtt,us -r,o.,e.
eais conducted BY DUNLOP. NOSCURH A
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go Desirable Ituiid,ng I.oI. nj Auction.

~ spNDN the gin last. o'clock ~ the premises
~ will Re sod29 desTHhls Bu4isg 10 situated IN AdaHs
addition To the city 81 Rsoud hoUns 23d 2tb and 2S
Streets beNeee ard stfces vicinity Old su.
House Church l the Lots ,th-
pan Of which be ofthe Auetionesrs
TERhs-t cash; the baisBee equal ~
abd - months icf notes BsS,tab. Satisfactorily sd or
Deed q Trust on the property WA CULltNGSWORTH
tale conducted by DrstnF. NoVcrEE a - q
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VIII be sold THURSDAY Oct s 10 o.slork
thirteen likely SegOes; amongst severe. hose servant.
washers AMI ir &C Sold .ault
esl-1is Il u. nj klNsoS & BROTHER Auet,
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NATURAL COKE.

w r. keep, al our coal yanl on Basin Rank a
constant surpy of CoLs which -, 81. a, II
cen" per busisL delivered d. any part 81 tb- city
oe I'm TUwSEs q POWELL.
hh seber hivi-x qaaoed III. ..,..
- OF The late Jah-E Parker,
estate " m.h" payment 70 hun ami all p.poas havins .m.
asan-i said estate IN hand them az
early day as p.-.bL. John ruoupans
I.
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS

}. u. GREGORY u co. MANAGERS.
1tchnasad, Va.
Omce No. l0l West Main street.
asnsr Ticket Nos ~ 81. bs csptai prize Of 10 ooo
ea" IN AIaDdr. Lous'y No. rIus. d.vn oh oetob,,
was sent 10 this once AMI frtar-ed uasoli
"soss reAs' nss ~ s2 o. sssssA CAPITAL PINE Of
10000 DOLLARS!
M, ~. @ Iossy NJ. wy Eit'. tr,wa i7h Instant sent
IRON this Ono. q } WORD. v.sdsr Rieh.opA VI.
$1,000 Grnes hes. IL rs. tho Capital Prime
so,oOo Dshnrsi n Sisrss<Sss Lsn.,y. rs, s-us.
3oh 5sK-s. q OHe>.
ssns Iteset Mes. rs 10. tie Capital Of TIN
s'sra VIA h.x.sf. . oes,
oooi ArIssdria L",sry. Gas. No a. for ists-,o be
"a nEandna ID g ON Saturday Oct 2sth. as. PnL..-
sxSoos 10000. tooo y2vo 10 p:rr.. Of aooo a. a.
90 No--lY b.ot Tickets sio halves s. quarter. So C-,
uness Of Package. OF ~ wbe sIo ~ Hail DO IS,
~ Quarsr Co "a so. -
Orders or rrA.ts of I'm H.,
aoose Splendid .ry ~i promps .trnou and
an account NJ The Drawing amer A !,
io all who otder Addr... 10
J. O. GREGORY q co. Manager.
" ~AW Richmond, Va.
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Anctiou Sales.
fTTUiiE DAYS.
nv u,uve.nn,, x.-

RrCnE DAYS.
ny Davenport. Aha. a CO.
rHU>r salt.
.sssie sseek OF shss. Bests, Trunks, &C.
NOTICE.
WE undersigned Trustees, appointed nv de,d
aud duly recorded oair. q The IIas,.., c,,,
us cHy u Richmond eas,.yias .s HE ,.,,. -. !.
CIV. so.ies that IN soafor.y power. asa .,.ss,
go ~ iha by .-sd ds~d they appointed the 81. nv, ia.
hse" "r ,h-n an ..i d..e---
Use AL sosh ~ good I.,.Iy o-.ue,. n,
a r '.-h aud IN collect 81. oas,. u..,a % s. n.
frf N h-r na~.- asi tLen agent AZ opg.un,,y 4
'ofe oS-r-' to eHy and buy In. ,d soo
cost io e..h bst"sss ths ard is,s dsy Of r
Is ''ea on h.sd issn asa-p-d SOFA :. psbi,,
PETER VAN DgURsEN.
JANE, A. C: GARDNER r""''-
W The above stock IN trade will he ,olJ M
as'1 :. the store occupied BY Mr. suas,ou on wRDNss
s,. al .s 1 .saoeea rs s. .s. sa%.
DO MEDIUM and '~ priced do
Do superior I'D and morocco sirp-r.
DO medium md Iow priced Do
DO. CATER Boots. Gat,r. and B,-ht.
To Inc ss,i-hin and calf walking eho-.
Gtnu' waite p'o'f Boots ami s.oo., Mics"
Do. a,.. e.,r..,,so ,v,so.
Do. hs~ ean and medium Bocs.-.
no as '.s,'' and ,red B'csan' pa" very prime
Do. ,hleI 90 do water Bo,a.
wo"sa. -.isr v-ss-d w.o Al, eual.. par. .,,r,
no, s,,1-. pss,sd aud .,wei noO'.- -,r. .i.
49, no. d,r--as ios priced Boots shos- sliyp.n
Boy. One calf aud tp Boot.
DO. do do d. Brossns
h'ss sssssd sosan. part eI. very prm.
leather Travelling Trunt, Hair Trunl.. Vale. rr,,.,
rsoe Thread writing aud wrapping rst.r Bl.eips sbo.
rERas-uod-s $780, cash; sun. over 500. ..o,orss
payable at Z month";. " ''' APp'''e' paper
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,

HOtIS fklIb OFFlCE,
Hichmond,v Wa.
Drawing Of Asianiris Class n, drswn Iitb OcEber.
60 SIS 81 So 10 30 IS ~ 20 Is IS ~ "a
Capital OF s5o.OOOi sold by the PRIZE seller,
IIOYr
&J- Address al orders for Capitals truly uely
y. ~. HOYr
Note the following Schemes sbJ immediately;
$4,000 DOLLARS!
AleIandrs Ior Class No a. or dawn In Aletan
da u g. s.tu day Octo,er 9sth. 1876 Prirss $4,000
10000 1000. 1000 1900 It4ss 90
lots TkesIO halves s. quarters ESQ Ce6ces packages
of - whc fetett siiu - hnivss S. ~ quarters 1850
Ps Persons visiting the .sud IIOYr NJ
iuey.
R Tickets an the Lotteries advertised ~ GreroryA 60
constantly hand Orders eneiosng Tete
Cd TO with pfomPtIcs and the drawings 81 whsn
requested. 10 III who order u. w. HOYT Richmond.
RichnTnnd octnltf ~ tsts.
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SALE, uNDER DECREE, OF PROPERTY,
AT ROCK ETTS.

DURSUANT to the Decree Of the Superior
Ccuu Of Clancy for w., RebDoBd Circuit rDsd- on lb-
2fd day Of March iStS betwess CabuH. Gaagef spd
Others psauus AMI Jane c. Shields d.v SO OF WIN
lids decd Nbn executor n Wa Gaug,r and
otbcs Defendants tbe uud-gEed thereby apputed
Cussionrr' for tie eel on MONDAY tOth
~ November tet ~ " occk To ell psbc
use- 10 The bthci bidder the psree ~
whereof be SD william GrusEe died po.~c~ed-hat s,y
o % - s'uih side n N.u the eyof Rhnopd that
part eiue sd city earsi r. tts with
which ut conveyed 10 The said GrnErr
an BY dej hesrnE date the ttb Of JuB
1t Roekcs 10 the ssd ~ Purchissd BY the sa Gnrr
sth ~ Nav Isiaom Gu'ts'usA Myers Conway Robssou
~ Commissioners
Th- 'a~ viii NJ Tho folowns third Of
r psfchase noHry 10 - rad IN c,sh third
the icHdae ~ months from tho dy ~
KvtnE ouas WITH b. approved
ff III de',ued sod property
trt'ind until IN uhne Of the puthse
veyaBc' directed BY the
w. II the uus appiHed Cor sucb
IN The opt ou o. The Commissioners uts
The sic sn D. sdounrd from ay II tho s,s h,ur ust
q shan b completed.
ROHERr NCIOLAs,)
&c lids CONWAY EonINsos \
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M. CLAHkE's Celebrated Prize office,
a. HiChniond, VA.
GRAND CAPITALS PoR OCTOBER, Is4s.
S15OOut

Alexandria Lottery Ca M. a. for ist5-to A.rsu
drA, D. g., Saturday oetober 9sh Ists.
10000 1000 $3.50, 1900, Of 900
nc 90 Nos ~ Ballots Ticket. $40 Halves s. Guartsr 81 So
Certificates OF Packages OF - whoe Tickets and
Curriers'
20 Orders tor rieks and srss and Certificates Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries, prompt n
eniion and account o each drawing
si'rr all free Of 20.
Address JOHN NJ CLARKE
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ny williams d HaxalI.

ny williams Hawaii.
on WPDNESDAY b-Ii tho 22d i.s .. no o,eLoek m, 4.
sod IN ffoat of Au.tios storr--
~ Lbds Prime ~ CToi1 aus.n
10 n -.
n R.iaiing Molas-e.
los bass prime iasusyr. Coffee
100 kIs
So lava a,
Is casks Go-hsl Cb.s.s
rs hhds priaa Ne stern bacon side.
10 tri.as COin.h
100 kegs W--i-rn Lard
leo packages Guapovd-r Tea
ss PoweLong d.
10 Twakkay
s h pip~- Cnxnae Brandy
Common DO
10 bbs Northern Apps Brandy
20 Il" CIder do
so Old Monoug ,h.A wb,slsy
81 Tu.eaIoosa %
Or Win.
20 krE, very SUPERIOR Indigo
10 grow HasoR'- superior BAekins
TRRMs-Ubt,r 500 cash; over loo o.,h, ,,.B, r., nj,
proved paper. WIIIIAvah HA1AII sns,.
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seUz,a WE take this eesssiss ~ pivs
- sOuss that : ss-<assJ ~. ss~ss
lGIA gtatss ant CssA - Rssr-- - ~ n
sHMH gssarany s-sats A~ -artsA % 60.
"a saHufssturs, wsish vns-s - --a~-nss
HSE-l0Xa Abo, hun's Asrssl---.I p.--.s-, s-
S[S2sW stesu,iug s-f far su-sh. vhioA - - 81 Is
TT2(H tbs psHnhssursfs piees 49, s<~-s =.
psH----. al eur Tvs, stoys - ss-~s 80 .n..-
hsi-ry ube psn Tsvs-. - A-d-
o. wssk suftps win ~ aeas
the ss-t'ss' scsiss ks-sx vits TIs C.,rs, e.-9k
spss 20 tWGa.
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sge Of &c Whole Tickets cost $500
Less Iho price OF Tickets IS
3I5-which warrant
TO draw 175 5O-risque or Of a
certificate, 81 66 so. oc 10
Bigger Go the above Splendid PrErs
therefore, OF tho scnd oode dsliy
To 7. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 ca, edmond.
The Tickets The above Lotteries
addresset will prompt
pTwe have day Lotteries 90 and Whsn remit
lance made always
popular iGienrs o hand
pTbe drawings requested all Who order from
US T. X. n eco
pon all letters enclosing CASH. Tickets. postage
las usual need be oc .
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Hardware and sassI.sy.
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS
AVR sesvd pr sAip- "vtrssA" s.1 =gsrh-~.y- 4-.cs
ffou Hnfapd sn4 W q veg
lifrs s-Hest " Pnfc au O-tBs H-fs~-ss 49, s-<y
rb' As sieuion of COuay
dv-ou ~ shassE Price, p-<s.
70 81 ls~ ~ ibs farouur hoa@. Of rr.-ebs-s
The Norh res MATS ss.-<.
~ p~sss sasn. pto-s
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II RUSSELL BIGGER IL CO., AGENTS
- for the Manager, 10. Paine 4 Co Richmond Va.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
That Fortunes HOME (Bigsrs PINE OIce) place for
PRIZES.
For prizes send your orders r RUSSELL BIGGER CO
DfapRgs Tseeiped epeTy day o'clock Sass close at
$4,000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated No 65 inWs Saturday October a5th
srndd prize OF $4,000 10000 5000, 2IIU -OeO
1900 10 OF 1900 10 Of 1900 &c ~ Nos ~ drawn
Tickets only $40. csuh 90 Tickets will be rrnt
for only slll-iavts and Quarters n proportion.
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEME!
S75OO0 divided into Prizes Of 5 1000 each. Grand
Consolidated Lottery, Class No g. be drawn at Will
mingion Delaware, Saturday, Nov s, lS45. 10 Nos
IL drawn. Grand Capitals:
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE, OPPOSITE
IGOR SALE, SMALL FARM NEAR

- THE CITJ-Thr subscriber for OAK KNOLL
ia" country ,eai which eosaininz ga
iDpo'.d land situated county Heprieo from "A Il,
m| W't OF the cay -resini Improving isbLou
hoc ds'red long credit be Apple alton nsy
be- made 10 either the subscriber, G. BREAST. Esq
lO-2sw2w DAyIp ppInopa
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
MATTHEW'S. OIJ,D ~ m
TO FARMERS.
HAW'S PATENT ADHESIVE HORSE

III ~ W - y NV \ IJII EOI r UUKSF-
- PoNER-As persons hsse eIp,ss-d desire to -,
Tie AboN- Machine The subscriber will sHhbi eneo
agricultural Fair the 9Th Of November He
Machines. which be viii en very reasonable terms.
led. IpuN HAVE
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SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN,

ELEG.fhT MD E4SBION1BLE FURNITURE
WA OUsE,
as BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
VINHE pubic IL respectfully informed that the
- subscriber has constantly hand wa'rroom- large
assortment of fashionabl Furniture under his i'm
mediate deetion OF the choicest approved
style.
In his extensive Ware be every pton OF
useful aud Ornamental Furniture made womcn
scasoned Rosewood Mahogany Black Walnut varo other
Woois varying designs aud reasonable
please the most std purcha whether he furnish
a Cottage or elegant MANSON eily.
Premium Patent Sofs
s-A good, bought at this establishment carefully boxed and
matted for transportation. TJNIs MORRILL,
lily
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NEGROES.
"ih b. sid this moraas. ossek us~,x No. o.
and . boys T 49, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

raisn, whilst vnmaSkins the annexation
scheme, for the tStestltion OF his hearcrs ~
Wit. ridicule, AID satire were laid aside, as
instruments unworthy the high Issue here
made, and like giaut he grasp2d the moment
GUS bearings OF the scheme on human happi-
moss. 4 magnificent land was unrolled be-
tore Us. upon which, under the fostering care
oi Jehovah, had been accumulated oil that is
desirable IN natural products, religion. and
goVcEument. Then came the dark reverse of
war, ropinc. aud f,u'crNdl bloodshed, with all
he pack Of iusatiate hcllhounds following
civil war. Human freedom in chains, been
received its dircst stab, and The woes Of mill.
ions were pcrpetuatyd hopelcssly, until Hea
,cn's wrath should herald in their release
with fire, tempest und carnage. No sound
interrupted the Orator He was sweeping
chord too deep 10 elici, stormy applause lie
had drawn ihcm to the brink Of yawning
gulf, bidding them gaze down into its honid
depths, and they shrank back in pallid silence
1t was only when he had closed this splendid
p rontion, aud had taken his seat. that the
multitude remembered what was due to their
idol, and rent the air with their long, vocilera-
ted acIlamations.
Perhaps all, the faults and excellencics Of
Western cloquencc are more prominent in this
gentleman than IN any other and for this rca-
son we have dwelt at some length upon his
peculluri,ics
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
CnARLEsroN, S. c., Oct. IS, AS.

GENTLEMEY Will YOU allow me to an
nounce to the public, through your paper, that
| have Just made an arrangement with The
-Proprietors OF THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MONTHLY MAGAZINE AND REVIEW" Edited
by W. Gilmore Simms; and published in
Charleston, by which il will in future be uni
It'd with THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEN-
GER"
Tire two works be ded in one will be issued
Simultaneously in Richmond and Charleston
from the lst of January; retaining the present
features of the Messenger, but improving them
as lar as increased efforts and increased patron
age will render it practicable.
hope you will agree with me, that this is
an auspicious movement for the periodical
Literature of the South and the West South
Carolina has always been jealous in the cause
oil Literary Publications, and has possessed
many OF great merit; but experience both here
| and in Virginia, has proved the necessity OF
concentrating Southern effort and support.
As Literary Production, a Periodical must
have liberal supper. TO ensure the excellence
and variety of its articles; and particularly
when Literature is becoming profession
with its stipulated rewards. And as an Or
gan gf Southern and Western Interests and
opinions how indispensable is il to have a
wide circulation 1t can only exert influence,
I
and make It's statements and appeals.
From the union | have Effected there will
b. d large increase ofpatronage to the Messen-
| ger, and the excellence and the influence to
which have adveTed, will be attained more
ciieciually than ever before. Under these
favorable circumstances, trust that our own
/ people, as well as those of the whole South
and West, will bcstir themselves and enlist aid
IN behalf of the Messenger aud Review >
that may make it all to which aspire.
| hope that Virginia and Richmond will
come forward more literally even than they
have done; for though have nothing TO com
/ PLAIN OF, yet they will not suffer their own
VI ssengef 10 have more patrons in South
Carolina and Charleston, than among them
which may be the case, with the Cntranc,
which had just been effected unless they in
crease their patronage. The other Virginia
papers, by publishing this letter, or its sub
stance, will oblige,
Very respectfully, yours,
" MINOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
THE CLAY SrATUE-lTS ERECTION
BEYOND \ DOUBT

We have before minated that the efforts.
on the part Of the ladies of Virginia, TO erect a
statue ii honor al Mr.. Clay, would probably
prove successful. II eiiords us infinite salts
faction now to say; that the matter has been
placed beyond even the shadow of doubt
The Statue, therefore, will be erected; for we
have had it from high authority, that sufficient
funds are alrcody in hand, 10 warrant the
COMMITTEE in making application to an Ameri-
can Artist, who is perhaps, TO execute the
work
This will doubtless be piece Of intelE-
gcnce highly gratifying 10 Mr.. Claws friends;
while it will also be much to the chagrin OF
his enemies.
We were Just in the act of announcing this
most agreeable fact; when a gentleman from
Giles. handed us remittance from Mrs. AIDE
line Snldow OF that county; and which we
have handed over TO the Treasurer OF the Statue
fund
The ladies of Virginia, for their efforts and
perseverance IN this matter, deserve the thanks
OF the universal Wing party. The Statue
itself will be no less monument TO perpetu.
ate their patriotism, than it will be new
glory 10 The greatest Statesman oil the age
and one too, that he has a heart to appreciate
While we have spoken thus confidently in
regard TO the erection OF the Statue, we would
suggest that those who have funds in hand.
out, ought to send them in al the earliest day
Nor should their efforts cease in endeavoring to
aid still more 20 the sums already IN hand:
for, whilst there is sufficient amount 10 car
ry out the object of erecting Statue vet il
may be well 10 have surplus 10 meet contin-
gencics. For instance, il may be desirable to
purchase a handsome lot of ground in some
appropriate part OF the Metropolis, upon which
the Statue can b. erected Ii this idea should
be adopted, the Statue would prove an orna-
ment to the city, and might well deserve the
consideration Of the ommon Council. In
deed, Richmond needs something like all or
namented square--apart from that which
contains the Capitol.-Richmond Wing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
THE FIRST SABBATH.-The sixth da

THE FIRST SABBATH-The sixth day
oil creation drew near It's close The sun had
finished his course, and the gloom of evening
began 10 spread over the earth. The frs,
born son OF earth stood upon a hill i'm Eden.
near Eloah, his guardian angel and guide.
II grew darker and darker about the hill
Twilight rushed into the embrace of night
and threw her dewey roses over hill and Val.
ley. The songs of the birds and the noises of
the beasts We're hushed, and even the air
seemed 10 sleep
"What means all tlis?" said the man, will
soft and low voice, 10 his heavenly guide
WI Ill The young creation disappear and sink
down into chaos?"
Of earth"
Now appeared the heavenly lights-the
moon arose and the starry hosts followed nj
splendor.
Man looked upward with sweet surpIisc
and the angel OF the Lord looked with pleas.
ure upon the agonizing son Of Earth. The
night was still, and the song of the nightingale
lloa ted in The air.
Eloah touched the man withhis staff. He
lay down on the. hllock and slept. His frs,
dream came over him and Jehovah made him
His companion.
When the morning twilight opened, Eloaf
touched the slumbering one. lie awoke anc
iclt new power and life streaming through
him. The hills and valleys rose out of IN
gloom, the young light came glittering dowr
upon the fountains of the river of Eden, ant
the sun arose, bringing the day. Man looked
upon his new formed wife, the mother of al
living. Surprise and delight filled his heart
'See, said Eloah, 1.-The divine is made on
OF rest Therefore shalt thou consccrate tbi,
day to rest and devotion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

CO. The last number Of Cists Advertiser
contains the lollowing-which is not very bad.
There is a firm in Hudson, New York, OF
ketchum * Cheatham. which the boys read
off, Catchem & Cheatem. The friends of the
firm, thought that it might have its true read
ing. proposed that the Chistian name OF the
parties, Isaac and Uriah, should be added,
which was assented to. But the artist, not
being able 10 crowd the whole upon the
board, abbreviated the names to their initials
and the sign rcads-not in bad keeping for
business mem. Cutchem d U. Cheat
ham ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
From The Fr,ol,yiek Erom;,,,


TIE CANAL.-We take the following ar.
ticle from the Baltimore Sun, Of SATURDAY..
Nercioice 70 see the deep aud abiding inter.
est which exist throughout the state. in the
completion OF this great work. aud the uni
VeTsai satisfaction, (perhaps we should EXCEPT
some disappointed applicants for contracts
end their irlends.) felt at the happy steps al.
ready taken by the President and Directors Of
the company tits truly grateful to the eve
OF nc MarylanlcT. 20 contrast the presf m
prosperous condition Of the Canal Connany
under It's spacious and clear minded officers
with us sad and gloomy, and miserable condi
uo1 few years ago, when i's debts were
wildly contacted, us bonds sold at the s,cfi
fice OF millions, and itself brouehtto tic wore
OF ruin. by gross aud horrible mismauaqe.
mont Those clouds have p3sscd The sEill
aud untirinS energy OF us prcsent able Preti.
dent and firm Directors, have raised il fron,
the abyss into which IL had been sunk. ana
now, with glad heart, We see lbe sun Of booe
dawnl0g brightly for the company. ave for ey.
crytax payer oil the State of MARYLAND II IL
no stranSo hat IN c"rt1in qiurtcrz. envy and
malIgnity should show ihemselycs. The con.
tBst is TOO great.
Every thing isuow progressing wcll-ib,
calm and measured progress q the COMPANY.
has enabled IL 20 secure each step az IL advan-
cod 50 that now the benefits Of there coura.
arc being rc-rcd in full. The ccnu5c. for the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

AEjE WISH To- cal tho readers attention Il.
w. WlSrAR'S BALSAN OF WILD CHER.
RY, that Is advertised IA anoiher colcmn There
IS some 'ccatiis about Inis article that no olhe,
remedy has. II Is completely mnsiet of all Pnlno>
nary Dsetae- escn To the musi mali nani. -uch rs
''ut most prOunine-i and skiiul phys,inus encr long
reame have gwen up an despair as beyond las
reach of mtdcIuc. md their - II. nte cured by this
remedy. The render may think there is spn,e as
si'ancc in tine. and ~ iih rch-ou too. il 1t Wa
"oi PLAN mailer OF fact proscd Nv ia,ny ca.es with.
IN our Immediate circle Of nequa inianr.. We re-
c"mmend II IN the an c.d the best IA, Jlcne be.
fare the puhlic rnr snlc by
J CRUMBAC l73 MAN 81,
PRYOR PAUL.. l6l Marhst.i. ""'''"s'
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