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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

EDITORIAL ABUSE.-We must confess
that. after many years service in the chair edi-
torial, we do not know of any reform which
is more needed, than that which shall prevent
all personal ~allusion to the editor, in the
course OF newspaper controversy. We have
often been surprised, indeed, that the mem
bers OF a vocation, in every respect so impor-
tant, have not the sagacity to perceive, that by
entering into contentious of personality in
regard TO one another, each is in turn degraded,
while the business of editorship is made to
sink in the estimation of the public. 1t is,
IN every way. a losing game, if the debate is
ever permitted to ~trangress those limits which
should govern men when the argument is con-
Quoted face to face. In politics, for instance.
every necessary fact may be stated, and every
proper inference can he drawn, without q re-
sort TO vituperation between those who stand.
as IT We're, in the position of attorneys for
contending parties.-NeaFs Gazette, Philad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

UE- The New York Plebcian repels ,b.
ISLANDERS OF those Wing papers who have styIed
osr present Secretary of State a prudent ;,
statesman, and says:
The naughty and p~atronising speeches NJ
tne BRITISH Premier, and Others OF IN, FnoI;.L
hooiilty, Will have no effect upon JAMES RI
oHANAN, and will certainly moi int;n;jato
MN In the fearless discharge of his own biab
duties. Delicate are his rcsponsibil;t;osNhh; -
ana influential his position-widc ami eG;.cI,"
I'VE MS inhuencc-he is not tine man I'm ra,so
ma career which he has marked ONT Cnr hin
Sel' winch public opinion has indicated and
which the interests OF the country imper,tivo-
~. demand shall be carried out. Great Ri.
'ain, and those on this side who are in fave,
on "reat Britain and against this countrv
VIII soon realize this to their bittercst cos. 4
in'sc Loco editors put such a new face ON
the tinid Secretary that he cannot rccoon;.c
ms W picture. To hear them talk oC nj.
Deiilgerent Propensitics towards Mexico and
England one would imagine we heard Primo,
ha again discussing of Percy /" the Hots,ur
oil the North he " that hills me some 81, %,
s''en dozen Scots at a breakfast. washes b;s
hanss and says to his wife, Fie upon this ou;.
" rei want work. o, my sweet H,r,v
says She, how many hast thou killed to- 4 = ,
tive my roam horse drench. saws he. and an.
swers an nom after-some fourteen q ,r;go
a trihe.' That's the spirit for a Sec,ct,,v "a
State. "a plague Of all towards. saw u.
owe ma a cup of sack, rogue. Is there M
viEtue eItant?'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE, No. l2S Mar
saa Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York CITY. They will receive Subscriptions
andcontract for Advertisements Tor the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

THIS DlSTRiCT.-Has given, we believe,
the largest majority, in the State, as will be
seen by the following synopsis of the votes in
the various counties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08
ElmRS>
THURSDAY. MAY 8. Isa5.

VOLNEY B. PALMER, is our authorized
Agen, Tor receiving Subscriptions ami Advcr-
tiss,nen,s for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His oiic.s are -
10 State Street. Boston.
81 Ann Street. New York.
9Y Fine Street. Philadelphia.
Corner of Baltimore and Calvert Streets.
Blltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08
THE NEW GOVERNMENT PAPER

Mr.. Polk and his Cabinet have been busily en-
gagged evcrsincc their accession To power i'm
selectinga party "organ." twas a task well
suited to the capacity of this feeble admins
%ttation, yet TO shove off AN old editor and in
stall the new, and, above all, to devise a proper
name hercwith tn baptize their organ seems
to have puzzled their wise heads amazingly.
To have made themselves masters of the great
interests of the country, Ia have planned wise
measures for its government aud to have con
Quoted its foreign relations with sagacitv. dig
nifty, and frrnncss, was perhaps more than we
had a right to'expect of them. But that
strange anomaly in a government like ours, a
paper supported not by the patronage of its
readers but with the money of the people, a
piece of party machinery for which the public
has TO pay and of which thu executive and his
party have the chief benefts-this was a thing
they could see the use of. Party tactics Mr..
Polk has studied To the exclusion of MANY
other things more useful to patriotic presi-
dent. To drill the rank and file of party-to
dispose the paper militia-to post the archers
who let fly the SHAFTS of defamation against
political opponents or the hard headed pike
men who withstand the brisk assaults of wit.
and the heavy charges of reason, when dircc-
e dagainst his faction-these are arts which
he has studied, and it is to be hoped he could
at least learn that much. Carving his old
system of warfare into the presidency, he has
cashiered Blair because he was obnoxious TO a
portion OF the party, and promoted Richie
because he was not. OF the new organ we
may have more to say again. We confess that
among the papers of that party it was hard to
mahea selection. 1t was to select one from
among all those who had promoted the cleo
ton of Polk, by preaching every shade of po-
hhcal doctrine-who had PLAYED off every
trick OF deception-agreeing only to traduce
3nf OF tho noblest men that ever lived i'm the
'"o9' -sGby M, .h.,o
cry side with their poisoned arrows. 10 ~ 49, ea
him in his public walks and his domestic re-
treat with the same malignity, never to flag or
rest from their vindictive pursuit until he fell.
(f to fail of official station was for him TO
falD.
How like a deer stricken by many princes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

Draw ing ri The Grand Consolidated Lpiery Class 40.
III 46 70 % 10 80 Is So 81 40 3 50 I3
Lowest Prize sl8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08
How like a deer stricken by many princes

TYLER COUNTY.-The late election for
the House of Delegates i'm that county was an
uhlooked-ior discontinue of the Locofoco
wSe-workers, not of Tyler, but of our own
town. Through a young man who was sent
'oNiyier last summer to manage the Democ-
racy, these gent men advertised i'm the Argus
last fall that a Convention would be held at
Middiebourne To nominate a candidate. and
appointed meetings at all the precincts. for the
purpose OF selecting delegates. The people of
TRAIT county, not being consulted, did not at
tend the precinct meetings in much force. but
delegates were appointed "by hook or by
crook" and when they assembled thew nomi.
mated a respectable gentleman as a candidate.
But so little iii posed were the citizens of "
Ter to b. IN mayed by our great ones, that even
the Locos would not support the nomination.
There was no Wing running. and COMPARE
tively few Of our party attended the polls. and
they wrrr divided in som, degree. Bat ~
many " u 'mp,r,ts Il 's,rtaI the REGULAR NOM,
lnee that IA was beaten b. another OF hi, par
~ by a majority of 1873 votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

DrawInr Of The Delaware Lotlery. cI.-- 90
% ~ 70 20 6O 81 SO 81 4 40 35 10 81 GO
Lowest prize 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

Drawing of The Pokomcke River LOTTERY. Class az
70 SO so 30 81 80 AZ SIS 30 81 [ III
Lowest prize So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

A LSO. a superior bot ofHARDwARE. scv,he.
"A Si'kles'knives and Forks. Curry combs Ga rds
Nc' may ~ MGINNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-08

NEW BoNNETS-Tho sub cfibe,. bo,o
just received a fresh lm " Florence NJ,
Persian Laee. Buds Eve Braid and CHM R.a o.u
Very che'P (nsy y J&RB MARsu'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
STATIONS Office,

MO. {, SOUTH FOUR TIE "
IN SHEET.
Schemes for the Week.
Drnnci-g rcoircd creTy dap al ] 0clotk, z. %.
3 q 10000 Dollars!-5,O00 Dollars!
Tucslay-Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class
292. Capitals 3 Of 10000 dollars, 5000, 80 OF
1000. &C.. &c-16 Nos, IA drawn. Wholes,
five do ars; halves, two dollars and fifty cents;
ouartes one dollar and twenty-five cents.
5000 Dollars!-2,O00 Dollars!l
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Extra, Class
2o3. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1000, $500, 5 Of
400. &C. &c.-75 Nos, ii drawn. Wholes,
lbree dollars; halves, one dollar and fifty cents;
quarers, seven'y-fve cents.
go 900 Dollarsl-5,000 Dollars!
T.ursday-Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
2sl. CAPITALS: 10000 dollars, 5000, $500, 10 Of
/ Nj &C. &c.-1SNos ,I4drawn. Wholes, five
dolI.rs. halves, two dollars and fifty cents; quar-
lers one dollar and twenty-five cents.
1000 Dollars -, GOO Dollarsii
Friday-Monongalia Lottery, Class Al: Ca
pi,,Is 1000 dollars, 1000, 500, . Of 800, &c,
&c.-75 Nos, II drawn. Wholes, one dollar
hives, nfiv cents; quarters, - cents.
1000 Dollarsl-2.0 600 Dollarsn
misunderstanding Lottery, Extra. Glass
2,6. Capitals 1000 dollars, 1000, 1000, . Of
mO &c. &c.-7S Nos, Is drawn. Wholes, two
collars and fifty cents; halves, one dollar and
wenty-fye cents; quarlera, sixty-lwo-and-a-hall
'enis.
5 1000 Dollars 1880 Dollars!l
Monday Morning-Alexandria Lottery, Glass
T.. Capitals: $4,000 dollars, $4,000, 10000,
) 600. 1000. so OF | 900, 100 of 400, &c.-7e
Nos. 10 drawn. Wholes, len dollars; halves,
dollars; quarters. Two dollars and fifty cents.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
N. STRATTON,
ne ! Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
j. f. Word, Lottery Nender,

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEL AND Pusr
OOrPrcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the inanageinentol OIL G.. Gregg
nv & Co., on The same terms that they are sold 1t
The Managers Office.
The year 1916 winds up with a grand display
of Lotteries. Notwithstanding The large number
If Capital Prizes that have been sold recently,
the Managers Gregory K CO. seem determined
10 issue more brilliant Schemes than they have
ever done before. In The month "i December,
one CAPITAL Of 10000 dollars, one Of 5000 dol
lars, 6 Capitals of D 1000 dollars, lin one scheme, J
and one OF IS, 1914 dollars, will be distributed.
II will be seen that The price OF Tickets is un-
usually low in these Schemes-l0 dollars for
$4,000 70 prizes Of 10000 dollars, tickets Only
10, &c, &c. The leading prizes, and prices Of
packages, will be found below:
Spendit Lotteries for Decembcr.
Alexandra Lottery, Class IL, TO draw 18th De-
cember. {, 1000 Dollars Capiral-Tickeis lG.-
Capitals $1,000, s, 1000, 10000, 5000, 1000, 80
Of 1000, &c. Whole tickets 10, halves 3, quar-
package of whole tickets in this scheme. Every
man in the country should have a chance in Ibis
Lottery.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 4S, 10 draw Deem
Der 20. Capitals 6 prizes OF 10000 dollars, are
OU,UuU QOildIs, 90 piLICs u 'ioppi 49, A'ShC'N
only 10 dollars. A certificate of a package only
100 dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 40, to draws 9Th Dc
cember. Capitals 1924 dollars, 10000, 5000,
5000, rs prizes of | 900, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
A certificate Of a package costs 40 dollars
shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets. addressed to the undersign-
ed, always come safe. Please address
= WORD Richmond
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certifi-
Gates Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
e. smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
ly after it is over 10 all who order from
Nov. 2i ]. F. WORD. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
Holm IN.

T. f. l. IA i Eb h'rTL iOL,
EDu,lecnh Street. Richmond. Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR DECEMBER.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria LOTTERY, Glass AZ, 10 draw 18th De-
ce,nber. Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, 1000, 5000,
1 Goa, 50 Of /, 900, &c. Whole tickets 10; halves
5. charters , 80. 1870 dollars will buy a cer,if-
CAFE Of a package OF whole tickets in this scheme;
shares in proportion.
G Prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass is, 10 draw Drcem-
Der 20. Capitals: 6 prizes OF $4,000 are 10000,
,, of lO09, Sc. Tickets only 10. A certificate
Of a package only $50 d~ollars->hares in proper
ton.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 40, to draw27ih De-
csmber. Capitals: 1855 9l, 10000. 5000, 5000,
- prizes az 900, &c. Tickets $40. A ceriif-
cate Of a package costs 40 dollars-shares in
proportion.
zT Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certif-
cafes Of Packages in The above Splendid L.olie,
riea will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent immedi-
alcly after il is over, free Of postage, 10 all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Dec. Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS COLOURED
DaguerreOlype Portraits.
Fl. WHITEHURST has

T Fl. WHITEHURST has The pleasure 10
j announce 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Richmond, thai he has returned and is prepared
10 serve all who may favor him with their patron
age.
Picture. taken in The most beautiful and perfect
style Of the All, putup in elegant cases, at 4 very
moderate cost, equally well in clear, cloudy, and
even in stormy weather, and warranted not 10
fade or rub of. The public generally are invited
10 call and examine his spcci ems, whether they
sit or not. He is assured, from The liberal palro-
mage which he has received, in both Northern and
cities, that he sill be able 10 give entire
satisfaction.
gf See Rooms, l70l Main street, opposite the
Banks in Richmond; also, corner OF Main anc
Talbert streets, Norfolk. Dec. 5-d6,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
WortharsA's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN HO.ND. F,stata.
Drawing of Alexandria, Class No. iG, Dec. 6:
81 % Sc q II 33 50 As 81 n D %.
Nos. IS So 81, a prize OF $500, sold in The
abcce.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
Three Capitals Of 10000! Alexandria Iote-
rs. Extra, No. 29l. Drawing comes per mail
This day. Capitals 3 Prizes of 10000, | of
5000. i Of 4,ll5, 30 Of 1000. 10 Of 200, 20 OF
$50, 1855 Of 100, &c. IS Nos, 2 drawn. Tickets
S5--shares in proportions.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
$4,000 Capital! Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
No 293. Drawing comes per mail tomorrow.
Prizes: 5000 dollars. 1000, 1900, 1912 80,
< OF 600, 5 OF 300, 5 Of 200, 90 Of $50, s25 Of GO.
Gc.-75 Nos, II drawn. Tickets s3-shares 10
proportion,
Lot1eries to be Drawn at Alexandra Soon.
Dec. ~l3.h-S5o,G coo, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000,
80 Of 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
Dec. 2Olh-Six prizes Of $4,000, each, are
60, 600, 1850, 2,340, % Of 900, SC. Tickets $40.
Dec. 27h-S35,.9l, l2.G0O, 5000, 5000, IS
prizes Of 900, sc. Tickets $40.
Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries, al.
verlised ny J. G. Gregory & Co., for sale on the
same Terms al this Office.
II. 3. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al tlis Office, without charge.
Dec Q CHAS. WORKMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

Mr.. s. L. DUNTON. Principal ot Male Department..
Mrs. 81. DUNTON, Principal of Female Department.
TINE present session Of this Institution will close
i with a public examination, TO he held December
18th. which the patrons of the Academy and The friends
Of Literature generally, are respectfully invited 10 at
lend.
The exercises Of the ensuing year viii be resumed
on the l9.h January, and close on the 1871 December,
Is46-allowinp a vacancy Of one month between the
Summer and Fall.
Tr.xs.-Board can be had with the Principal. inclu-
ding Tuition, at Sl20, payable semi annually IN advance.
TuIIos.-For reading, writing, and first principles Of
Geography, English Grammar and Arithmetic, $50.
For the higher branches Of English Science, MailIe-
maiics, Latin, &c, $50.
For French, an extra charge Of $40.
Music on The Piano. at the teachers charges.
Address the Principal al Richmond, Virginia.
THOS. q. TlN5LEY,
Dec. 9-cw6wa President Board Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
9-claNf WILLIAM G.. T. NELSON.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN ALLECIIANY COUNTY.

IN aLLEOliN1 CoOnII
DY virtu. Of a Deed Of Trust, executed TO the sub
ID scriber by Alexander Paris. on the 25,h day OF April,
1874, for the purpose cf securing certain debts therein
specified, I shall proceed, on the 9th day OF February,
ls46, on The premises, To sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title and interest Of the said Paris,
liz being An undivided half II is believcd,l in and to
three certain tracts or parcels of lands, lyme at The
mouth of Cedar Creek, on Jickson's River, In tue coun-
~ aforesaid. on the Turnpike Road from Staunton to the
White Sulphur Springs, and would be a first rate situa-
ton for a Tavern, if improved. The said tract. or par
GELS of lands contain, by estimation, l6s acres, 25n acres,
and D acres OF lands; 4 large Quantity OF which are
cleared. and in cultivation, being River and Creek Bot.
tom; the remainder fne timbered land; and as all three
of the said tracts adjoin each other, II would make a de-
sirabie Farm. Other lands, adjoining the above, were
conveyed TO the subscriber by the sanir Deed; the sale
Of which Is enjoined by the said PARIS and as The bill
has been dissolved, only 40 far IA the aforesaid tracts
are concerned, the subscriber vii only offer far sale tn.
lands aforesaid. The interest OF the said Paris, and
title to the said lands aforesaid, is believed 10 he IN
questionable; acting, however, as trustee, shall o,ly
convey such title as is vested In me by The deed atore-
said. WILLIAM SkEEN, Trustee.
Coyinpton. Virginia, December 9th, lb35-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
LIME LIMEi! LIME

LIME! LIME! LEME!M
TINE subscriber having purchased the Kiln for
i burning shells, near the Tredegar Iron
Works, is prepared 10 furnish Lime, in any guam
tily, al short notice and upon reasonable terms.
Farmers DESTROYS oil improving their lands, and
Bricklayers in want OF The above article, will pro-
mote their interest by calling On me. Orders lefl al
Major Sneads office, on The Basin. will meet with
prompt attention. WIN. SMITH.
Nov. lS-c2aw4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
Masonic Notice.

rTIlE several Lodges Of This City will hold a
J. Public Celebration on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
OF December nexl, on which occasion an Address
will be delivered by ?. G. M. RCBERr G. scoTr.
The several Encampmenis, Royal Arch Char.
tars, subordinate Lodges, and all resident aud
brethren, ale invited TO unite with us.
sr Programme Of Procession in a future no
tice. NOV. 2S-3c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
7O THE OWNERS OF SLATES, Pr

TO THE OUNERS OF SLAVES, PIT.
HANDS ESPECIALLY.
TIME Chesterfield Mining Company are pre-
i pared TO enter into engagements with the
owners Of hands, for The hire ~ofslaves for The en-
suing year, to work in their pits al Black.ilea'h,
as we'll as on The surface.
Hands who are willing TO 60 do%n The Pts,
though they may never have done 50, would not
be objected TO.
Application, if by letter, TO be addresse 10 The
undersigned at Richmond, or BY personal COM
muniea,ion, at Black. Heath, in the county Of
Chesterfield. "A. F. d. CLIFFORD.
Nov. 22-2awtlslJa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
Rank OfVirginia

fNHE general meeting OF Tue STOCKHOLDERS"
Ranking House, in The city of Richmond, on he
Cad Monday Q2ih) OF January next.
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
By an Acl ol the Legislature, passed 25ih
March. l~Si2-Sec's 5 and I'll is enacted, That
no President or Director 81 any Savings Bank.
or General Agent Of any Manufacturing or Mi
ming Company, shall be hereafter eligible as
Director Of any Bank, and that no officer or Di-
rectoro of a Bank snail hereafter vole by proxy Tor
any Stakeholder, in any election Of Direct rs
or officers OF a Bank, nor shall any proxy be valid
which shall have been executed Sixty days before
The time Of any election. Dec. G--2aWid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

THE School at Long Creek, Louisa, will he continued
i the ensuing year, under The superintendrnce Of the
subscriber. fr will te ich the Greek, Latin, French and
English Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, M%athenat'
lea, Surveying, &c. Having completed his education nj
the University of Virginia. the subscribe. has in his pas
session ample testimonials of his qualifications a. a
Teacher The School will commence on Monday, lhr
a6th Of January, 1876. and terminate on the 4th OF De-
cpmber following The charge for Board, Tuition /,
Washing. Lodging and Fuel, will be eleven dollars 81
per month Letters 10 The subscriber should be directed
10 Long Creek r, o., Louisa co Va.
Der. 9-cla0f WILLIAM G. T. NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
Navy AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, Nov. 10, 1915.

Washington, NOV. To, 100
PROPOSALS will he received at This oiiice
/ until 3 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, The l0r1
day Of December ensuing, for the delivery Of ~
tons OF best American gray pig iron, No. |, a
the Navy Yard il this city, Tree OF expe.se 10
the government, and subject 10 The approval ol
the commandani OF The yard, 10 be delivered in
thirty days from the lime The contract is entered
into. w. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
II To be published once a week in the Union,
Journal and Constitution, AT Washington; Tie
Republican and Argus, and Sun, at Baltimore;
Post and Times, Boston; Pennsylvania anu
Key Stone, Philadelphia; Enquirer, Richmond,
Va. Nov. lS-w,aS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
.Uso. Auotiey 1araiEc1m Lutte,

-IFVi 1IHHN TITS HJF, g
For Saturday, December 2Ith-Drawing re-
ccived December 22d. Grand Consolidated Lot
lcry Of Delaware and Georgia, Glass 73. Grand
Capitals: 3 of $4,000 making 5000, 10000,
4,2li, 5000, . Of 1000, , Of l.75O, 20 Of 800,
% Of $50, 20 Of I 900, $50 Of 500, Qowest three
number prize,) besides 1886 VOL number prizes,
from "a upto $50 dollars. IS Nos II drawn. Tic
kel. only - co; halves 6 90; quarters 90.
Call al Inc Eagle Prize Office, and enrich your.
selves. Recollccl, that the Eagle is The emblem
Of Liberty; so, il You are in bondage, call on
her al No. =, East Main Street. and he liberated.
Dec , +. MOORE g. CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

NO1lSE.
WILL be sold, 10 the highest bidder, al Halls
w borough, The late residence Of Austin
Spears, deceased, on the 18th day Of Dec, lsi5,
il fair, il not The next fair day thereafter; al lie
perishablc property belonging 10 the estate OF
said Austin Spears, deceased consisting Of
Horses, Cows, Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, together with The crops Of Corn, Fod-
der, &c. Terms made known on day Of sale
Sale positively 10 al l0uclock, An.
All persons indebted 10 The estate Of A. Spears,
deceased, are requested 10 make immediate pay-
lnenl, as further indulgence will not be given; and
all persons having claims against said c,ia e, will
make them known, on or before the day o%isale, or
else this will hereafter be used as a bar against all
such claims as are MOI presented before lhatiime.
G. L. SPEARS,
Administrato ofAus!in Spears, deceased.
Dec S-c3I