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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
WIFE STATES
ATE STREET.

WATER STR11Er "a
' ME undersigned respectfully inform The pub
IL lie. iha, they have leased the abevc house
for a term OF years; have had il entirely re. modelled
aud very much improved in The arrangement OF lis
rooms and porches; have had il newly and hand
somely painted. %carpeied and popercd throughout,
and newly furnished. in a style unsurpassed by any
Hotel In The West. Every article Is eaiirely now.
aAd The Whale house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They oiier Tho accommodations Of The house to
The public. fully determined, that all guests shall
find nj their house, entertainment that will no, fail
To afford satisfaction.
From The superior arrangement Of The House and
Table. aud the location Of the house in front of The
Steamboat landing. they indulge the hope. that
they will receive a liberal share of public patronage
may MITCHELL g. CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
100000.

lass 20 Tor l6l5. To he drawn ut Alex, nIri,. ID
u on Saturday. July 12, ls45. 7S numbers. 10
drawn ballots
s3ouCO. 10000. 5000, 2stO. 100 prize. or $1,000
each. Tickets sic; a certificate or package 26
Whsle tickets will bc sen, for $3.50; shares in
PROPORTION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

Pokomuke River Lottery oi Delaware. Class l35
To hc drawn at Wilmington. Del. July g.
| Of $4,000 1 of 5000 ~ ,ooo
rs Nos. - ballots. Whole ;icke.s So. c.,nGca,o
of package 10 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

The iron steamer Hunter is ooror,,a =,
BEAVER and must have Is inches rise to ee,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
ALEXANDRIA, %L.OT.TCRv

las tos ir Io35, To he drawn ~ Is ,lrmore, July
1886. rs numbers. IS drawn ballots.
prIze of s25Q00. 5000. $500. 5000, $500. 1000
5 1000. Tickets SID; a reriGca,, of 25
whole tickets will 10 sent for Size; shares n. pro
portion. " "N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
CnANcERY ~sALE-sAw MILL. Dwell

NHANCERY LE-SAw MILL, Dwell
~ LlNGS AND LOTS IN RrrCuIEToWN
Pursuant To The jDint DEGREES made Febtu,ry 81
lsa5 and June 10. lS4j, by the Circu, supctio,
court oi Law mud Choncery fr OHIO county, Viz.
gina. in the suits in Chauccty-
Between JOHN GOSHORN IL 20 Plaintiff ,,J
JACOB T. BIER. REDlCE MHEE. MORGAN
NELSON AND OTHERS. D.icniatts.
Aud STARR " MORTON. Plaintiff. and J,con I
BIER. REDicK MIKES. MoRoAS NELSON and
OTHERS. Defendants
And Z~ACHARIAH JACOB. ApNir,srR,ron o.
SAMUEL SrGior. bEcEAsEn. Plaintiff. aud R,.
cHAEL HuNrtE. RIcHARp HOWARD and MARY
ANN i's WIFE AND OTHERS, Defendants,
AM SAID ADMINISTRATORS. Plaintiff. and J,con r
BIER and JonS RiTcui. Defendants.
Anu the decree mnde by said Cuuu i'm The Ia,
mentioned cause. GA tho 81 day Of February J5i3
will on WEDNESDAY, the SIXTEENTH d.v of
July 1875, sell at pubic auction. at The front door
W rue Io"ft house OF Ohio county Aforesaid, lie
LOLA numbered ONE, TWO. THREE end FOUR. in
the square numbered Two. IN The general ~pla,tno,
OF fecord IN the clerks office Of lie County cont, a,
said county, al the addition laid OH bv Somuel
ophgg anil john Richie, To that part of the city al
Wheeling called South Wheeling. ON the nlIo,>ino
ERMS OF SALE, VIZ: three hundred dollars o
INC purchase money Ia he pad in hand. and the
oa'ance IN equal instruments bearing interest from
The day OF sale. and payable respect yely, i'm eirhl
sixteen and twenty four munil,s Ihcrenior ,bo
purchaser giving bonds with good sccuriIy for The
deferred Instruments. and The nile To he retained a,
\ iuHher security all payment ~ full. This nrop.
er'y will he offered at said sale ia entirety. md aso
10 undivided moieiies. and The right is reserved OF
"crop''ns at the close Of The b%iddings. srch bids a.
S"a' produce Tie greatest sum for the entire property.
AND ALSO. The lots FIVE, SIX. IURTEEN
and FOURTEEN, in The square numbered EIGHT
on The aforesaid plat Of said addition, on the fol.
loving TERMS, the purchase money To be PAYABLE
IN three equal u sialmenis, bearing intcres, from
The day OF sale, und payable rcsnectIyely IN ri,
we've and lS months thereafter. the purchaser
giving bono mud security. and The lille being reiain.
=" WI payment IA iull. The said lot No Ia will
he sold separately. w MITCHELL.
Jun u Cummr.ioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

boot MOROCCO SkiNS-f6 dozen Boo,
N"rocco skins, a fret rate article, inst reed
ifnm Philadelphia. and for sale very low for cash
AT the sign o! the BIG RED BOOT.
jun 10 8 M'CLAfLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

UST RECEIVED-l quarlcr Cask OF pure
- PORT Vine. Treble Grape, for medical purpo
sci; l quarter d" Old Hennessy 4th proof Brandy
6 Boxes superior Old Cheese; FOR sale by
may IA JNO X BOrSrORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
''"S'''e' rest side, d aedo6rs Jeop M,
,oo.,, ket Alley. "''
bCOIS, SHOES AND LEATHER

D'oHStTcet, tceSt side, d fstp do6yS L.b,.
ket ALev. N"oF
DCOiS, SHOES AND LEATHER
So'NnbLf * SONS, would t,,n.,,c,u
H., MORN 'hrif i'i"nds aud The public rono,eny,
ma mey are no" receiving a large ami n'es"v
eo SUCK " Booze and SHOES of ,vc,, seec'
" 4"a',Y' WHICH they prepared 10 soil -. ,'r"o"
"'y ga" DC had IN the city. Then. STOCK to,,,. a'
W. pairs Men'ssioui ca'fBoori
.uU DO do KIN do
o1 . 90 light Calf do
o0oo 60 do Morocco d ,ots
I ny 90 Thick Kip Bfosans
Soo Cali do
seal and Morocco Bropan,
10 DO LASTING Cater,
o0o 10 Seal aud Morocco NulIiGtn
mn pans "ohen's MOrOeco Lice Boots
lO0 do Kip do a.,
SOO pairs Ladies' KID Slippers
,eO pairs Misses do Spring Sinner,
10Y, .oO do Seal and KID Bnskin,
w 40 KID Ankle.TIes
Io0 do Half Carers
60 pairs Ladies colored Slippers
o0 10 Ih'lJron's shoes different qualities
W DO Youths grained shoes
oU do do Calf do
w do Ladies' Cater Boots
10 do Walking shoes and Buskins
w do do Peggcd Morocco Buskins
i"se'hef with a great many different qualities.
numerals To mention. Also n good assortment,
oes' Baltimore Spanish. Red aud Country Sole
eanef. a few dozens hesl Boot Morocco, NIGGA.
~ n'u and French Morocco skins; striped bind.
gs' travelling Valises and Carpet Bags, superior
o'''usa call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

SMALL. FLY LOTTERY,
For The ninth Of July. dra IA every Monday a,
wilmington. Delaware. Ticket. ST.; certificate Of
a passage OF Whole tickets in these snail lou eres
Is sou. Persons ordering Tickets enclosing Ca.h O,
prize tickets. to the amount of IS, need not pa, Inc
postage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

NHANCEiY SALE.-Pursuanr 10 IA. J.c,ee
~ made 10y The Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law
ana Chanccfy for OhiO county, on Inc 27h dsv al
way 1919. IN the suit IN Chancery hciw cen Tue
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK oF WHEELING.
I'niniih' and ARCHIBALD WOODS. JAMES Paul..
CHARLES - hNox AND OTHERS Defendants 1 will.
IN Thursday, The SEVENTEENTH dny of yuIv
1910 sell nj public auction, u, The front door of ibe
court mouse OF Obj" county. The follow ING real es.
lo'e (of so much al u us shall be sufficient Io sails.
~ s''u decreeD situated IN The city OF Wheeling in
sh'u county, VIZ: Lots numbered EIGHT
ELEVEN. ia square numbered THREE, on ia.
west side ut Main street: IL, numbered ONE, IN
square numbered TWELVE. at the SpuIb Eost
corner OF Market and Quincy streets. Lnis number,
ed and SIXTEEN. md The WEST
Ghiraft . htt.asehesed NINETEEN. in M,chae,
East oil fiHh sIrceu One UNDIVIDED NIX, snd,
mat part of lot numbered ONE. en- the We., s;Jo -,
M"ih s'fcei. winch Was Conveyed To The said
charles u Knox aud Hamilton Woo l., by Eben,,er
Zane and wife. by deed dated The s. day of Julv
a u. 1888. and recorded in The Clerks office of The
county cur oil sad county. i'm deed book No %
rafe 4o4' And the LIFE rs FATE OF The sind
Charles ID knox, m The prope riy conveyed by said
Archibald Woods, To Marina, The wife of said
Charles ID Knox. hv The deed dated The lIth dav
OF Apri a ID. 1888, and recorded in said County
court clerk $ office. in decd book No 81, page II.
IEkms-Ien per cent OF The purchase money
10 DO paid IN hand. and The residue wiih inieres,
rom The day OF sale. IN three equal insialmenr, n,
eight sixteen and twenty four months resneciirelv.
bonds with good security To be given for The de.
icrred inslalmeuis. and The lille 10 DO relolned tII
payment in inll. ISAAC w
Jun IA l. r for Pits. COMMISSIONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

EW GOODS.-SENSENEY a. RHODES
~ have just received some rich Balzarines. Bar
RACES. Lawns. Bingham Lawns. Calicoes. &c. 10
winch they invite The alIebiuo on of the Ladies.
iun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
FRANKLIN
COTTON FACTORY.

Wis establishment is now in full operation,
IL manufacturing Cotton va rms Of all kinds from
NO To 20. The machinery being entirely new
and ofihe mcsi improved order. Tin Cotton macbin,
e'y| and The staple from which the Yarns are made
oeihg very fine. will be warranted equal TO any.
ming oi The kind manufactured wcst cf the noun.
,ains; Also, Candle Wick. Carpet Chain. Balnng
a : applns Twines made to order This being a
hal CI'r-se with Tho subscriber, he will be
layo,s onI ms oa .as'ends and The public for their
os good an article, aud at as 'Cv a pr;c. > ~" - mum
ron be had east ar nest. .e sunni
Jun 90 3m GEO A riNcIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
lSIlaf5nMafTlTTIUYE
HEAD QUARTERS.

ID Our Country Friends, on VISITING The
1Ns city. will bear IN mird ,ha, our Office * 70.
moved 10 three doors south Of Uuicn on Nam Al.
JC GREGORY Il co Manages.
ROBr ARMSTRONG. AZ. IT.
Wheeling. yo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOoR.

school BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS,
uSF received. a fresh supply Mrs Lincolms
Botany. Mrs Phelps Botany for Beg inners f;
ffcsls History United States; Ross Larn Grammar;
Mi'cheiIs Geography and Atlas; Miichells Pima
~ Geography; Comslock's Physiology; AnIhon's
Ce'ar; Sanders Isl, 81, Sd aud 4th Readers. ~,
sale al w J ROBES,
jun Cor Main g. Union s,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

STANDARD EDITION-The Book Of Common
~ Prayer and Administrations Of The Sacramenis
@c &ci according to The use Of the Protestant Epis-
copai Church. A cheap and beautiful book. large
PRINT. octave. just reed and for sale by
Jun 20 JOHN J HASWELL. Union ST.
DAPER PAPER PAPER Just reed 100
reams OF a superior article of ruled Letter
uno cap Papers; aud will be sold cheap at The Book
""u stationery store OF w J ROBB,
jan 20 Cor Main a. Union sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
S2O.OOOt

fokoinokc River Lottery oi Delaware. Class l35
10 be drawn at Wilmington. Del. July Z. 1915.
| Of S20000 of IOdVo cflooo
Whole T,cke's SO; certificate Of iracknrc o.
mhcles los dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
NEW BOOii BINDERY.

; RECEIVED. n large and superior 10, d
a. MACkEREL. low for Cash, :
mayT b N1INNts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

NEW NETS-Ihe sub criheis have
just received n fresh lot of Florence Braid
e rsian Lace. Buds Eve Braid and Gimp Bunnels .
'erv cheap At (mny ~ J&RR MARSnhS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

hRESS GOODS of every dcscripi,cn. sISo.
~ ladies' aud Gen llemen's Fancy Crnvats ios
sole by may 20 o HEISKELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
FRANKFORT SPRINGS HOTEL.

FRANKFORT SPRINGS HOTEL.
THE subscribers. thankful for The very liberal
patronage they have heretofore received. in.
form their friends that their house will be opened
on The 9Th Of July instant. and that they will spare
no expense in making The %sojourn Of Visitors as
pleasant as could be wished. a convoynnce can
:" Iad t"m Inc above establishment TO The Springs
a. al ~ MRS J DUNG AN g. SON.
r-"Npn Springs, jy 8 PC3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

A. ia! LAUGH AND GROW FAT
\ Turner 4 Fishers Comic Almmac for l64e :
De Dlfhics' Comic nlmarnc; Fishers Comic Alma
nae; Turner'S Connie Almanac; Cncket,'s Comic
Almanac for 1876 just roc'd and Gs sale nv The
gross dozen or single. al WI ROBES,
jun "a Cor Main g. IIn,on ala.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
OF sInn0

-. S95OOO-a5 OF $1,000!
Pokctrohe River Lottery OF Delaware. Closs IA
To he drawn at Wiltninei ton, Del July 81.
l mSSooou 20 OF 1000 1 Of 5000
10 N's, l3 ballots. Whole tickets So; certificate
OF package $50; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

\ The matter Of john 2 Clarie g Henry Moore
u IN BANKRUPTCY.
The order made III This Proceeding at he October
Term last Is hereby sci aside.ard The assignee having
reported that he hos IN his bnnd. Tor distribution tho
nett sum of three hundred ond sixty eight a1l!o.s
aud thirty four cebis; II - ordered That ten days
nptice be given through the Slounion Spectator and
Wheeling Gazette. peis published IN the
Western District OF Virginia. that on Ihc | 8, day Of
October hezt u dividend Will be made of sal sum
Of money. " hen aud whete The creditors who have
not already proved their debts. nro TO como ptcpsr.
ed 10 prove ihe same, or they Will he excluded The
benefit OF said dividend, and ell claims Tot then
suisianiiated will be d~isallowed. Tesie,
jun2 NlCIlO X TROUT. ID. Cle,k.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

ISL RECEIVED nnd now opening. n general
~ assortment vi Dry Goods. Groceries. & Queens
ware oil every variety. All kinds Of Goods Of
me most approved aud fashionable styles. ms low az
lhey can be sold ia The Union. for Gosh or approved
Produce. ID MGiNNlS,
may Nol78 Ajorke, sou,rc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

OOH OUT rLIES-EThe celebrated e
IL gyp''an POISON Paper. for the destruction Of
fbes. Musqni,css. &c. prepared by J Mw,r-, Baiti.
moe. aud Tor sale by j. ST l~tORNBRooK No
kil' no charge; come aud see aud you will know.
Pricc 25 cents u sheet, inn "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

N w. HFlSHELL, hss on hand and Tor sale.
W. the cheapest assortment OF ilusie.y. To be
found "a The city. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

Moses Rhodes, Complainant, ! In Chnrccry in
rs. / The Cittuir SUI sriot
John S6ckman's administfa- Court OF Law am
tors aud neIIs, oud ui,.,s, CnanceTy iur ono
Defendants, County,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-Chrisiison on Poi.
~ sons Nunnelly on ErEsirclas. Wood a. Biches
DspensaIoty new edition, Bampii.ld on the SPINE.
Bell and Stokes PraclIre new edition. C~yclovwlia
OF Practical Medicine 4 vols. The above, with n
general assortment Of Medical Literature. for seol
by Jun 90 JOHN J HASWELL. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

SUPER French Cashmere: olso a great variety
- OF Fancy Yeslings, for sale by =
jun Is ow HElsKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
4 FNY ItyrLTehi

MARYLAND LOTTERY
Draws every "Wednesday al Baltimore. Tickets 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08
SMUT MACHINES.

MAHN
NHANCERY SALE OF PERSONAL PROP.
~ ERTY.--In pursuance Of a decree of The Cir.
CUT Superior Couu OF Law aud Chau cery fr the
county OF Ohio, pronounced ON The 10Th day OF
June 1919. aud of a subsequent order made on me
9th day Of June 1916. in a causc pending in said
oour. between " n n Miller. compliments. aud
Keamer, Darke. Meodd Go aud Others. defendants
The undersigned will. on Monday The 25ih dsy Of
August next,ai The front door OF The Couu house ri
ONO county. ~ The city Of Wheeling. oHer ior sale
and vii sell to The highest bidder. Twelve SMUT
MAcmiNEs, now ~ the possession of X w Harding
ta'e Harding & WeldIn. or 50 many, or sush DER
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tho decree
| aforesaid.
TERMS-On n credit ofsis months. The pnrrbs.
ser giving bond wnh good sccnfiIy Tor the pavmcnr
Of he p]ufchaoo money .Wrh inicfe-t fnm the day o.
sale.
w MITCHELL, y Sheriff ohio county.
jun % J&F
SCHOOL BOOKSi SCHOOL HOOKS
- w ) ROBE has Jut received = large asson
rcni OF every yaucty Of srhool books now IN pto
Call at Tie bookstore NJ l2S Northeast corner o
Maiu and Union sls may 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

USF ARRIVED by the way Of Pit,sbu rgh Ca.
~ nal. only 30 days out from biI,imore, ,ha,
long looked for To accu: 4 boxes extra. 9 do super ;,
fer sale by Quay 81 JNO X B%OTSFoRD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-08

'"" 's 800 800 ''hNtfH db' tN oftO
Defendants, County,
NXTRACT from the decree made IN this cause
~ on IT 30lh day Of May lsi5.
land On the petition OF John Zoeckler, claiming
10 be q creditor Of the said John Suckman, dccess.
81 - : and CLAW h.a.ls the really of the
sa'u Jon" D ,ckpao ." aLp bapds of his heirs al law,
ue'endanis IN 'his suits and that he IN ihcre for, On.
"ieu 10 sn"s'-"iioi of his said claim. on, of IN,
surplus oi The pfoceeoo - sn!d s.,.-, ..y.rr. ."n,
remain after The above specified a.aounls are pnid
out Of the same, IL Is ordered. that ihis cause he
referred again TO ibe said commissioner. Edward III
fitzhugh. who. giving due notice OF his proceedings
10 The parties concerned. is directed TO ascertain and
report What, II anything, Is due To The said Zoeckler,
on his sad claim. and whether the samo binds tho
realty OF ihe sBid John Snckmsa deceased. aud ougb [
Ia he paid ouI Oi said surplus, with anything deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner fitZhugh, or spcci-
ally required BY The parties; an liberty is reserved
10 fhe said ZOeckler, un The coming in of said rcIori.
10 have sDch order and decree, .cr The satisfaction
Of the amount, If any found To- be due him, ms NAV
be equitable md proper.-aud all questions in reIa.
lion Ia the disposal OF said surplus, are for The pres
ent reserved. Tesle.
ALEX II LAIDLEY. Clerk.
The parties concerned. are hereby notified, hat
on Thursday the SEVENTEENTH day Of JULY.
1915, and thereafter by adjnnrnmenis from time 10
lime rs may he found necessary. ! will. nj The Office
OF Jacob & Fizhugh. Attorneys. in the city of Vince
ling, Virginia. proceed 10 receive such proper proofs
MS may be produced before me. and 10 ascertain and
make rcPor, 10 the Court. touching The matter &c.
ferred 10 nc by the above mentioned deere.
EDWARD II FfTZHUGH,
Jun IL l. & r soils Tor Plf Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07

LATER FROM LAGUAYRA.-By the arrival of the
barque Venezuela at Philadelphia advices have been
received to the 18th of April
The Coffee crops were in but have fallen very fal
short Of previous years in consequence of the heavy
rains of last spring.
project was under discussion in Congress for the
biishmeut OF Territorial credit for the relief of ngri
culturists IT authorizes the obtaining Of loan, the
iath OF the nation, Of S2,500,000. which to be
issued in paper 600 to be loaned out agricuu
rsts artizans. &c on short credits mortgages and
other securities, at an interest of five per cent? and
should the whole sum be taken up 900 to he
borrowed and like sum of 0000 900 of paper currcn
cy to be created and applied in the way.
Tho execution Of the project 10 be carried out by
three directors to be appointed as follows THE Exc
cuvc to submit nine names to the House OF Representa-
tivcs who are to reduce them to six out of which the
Senate are to select three.
An agency to be established in each thc provinces
OF the Republic and pro1raai division Of the metallic
funds to be made amongst the several agenDles.
IL had passcdshc Lower House and was in the Senate
no seems to doubt that 1t will pass that body also,
aud II was generally supposed that the President would
veto H. and that Il would be returned and passed by
constitutional majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
DIRECTORY OFFICE, 1856 Broadway,
Nav 9Th. 1919.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ. -
Wall street having been recently remembered by
order OF the Corporation, the following list, which
shows the old and numbers, as obtained by one
OF the Collectors employed in this Office is placed at
your disposal, by, Respectfully
Your obedcnt servant,
JOHN DoeeErr in.
Old No. 2 is 2-'2is 4-3 il 6-3t is - is 90 is IL
sis 1916 and 81 are l3-7 is Isis lse l9-Il is q.
"a 23-l3 FLA Is 29-o Is so and 32-I6 is 3l-l7
33-l6 is 3519 is 800 is 1870 is 392l il $50 Il
4l-.22 is 4323 4024i 4526i is 4226 is Aft is a.
2S is 1870 5l'30 is 5334 and 30 are sos and 40
is 6160 is 695l is 6352 is 6453 is 6564 is 500 il
$50 6s-57 69-5s 800 is 7l-6O is 726I is
73.oi is 76a62 74-6s Is 0-6s3 is 7s--63I is sl-65
is e372 is 9473 is 9574 is 9675 is 97-76 is 9e-77
1913 is 1000 1910 is 104el is l03-e3 is los and
l07ei is l06e5 is l09s6 is l0s-s7 is IIlss Is 10
80 1890 1921 is 1872 is 1i493 is lI796 is
ll6-9S Is lls-l00 is 100.
Duplicate numbers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
Anniversary Oh tnc new 4 ork Sunday
school Union.

This Union held its twcnty-ninth anniversary last
evening at the Tabernacle, and attracted crowded
audience. The exercises ofthe evening were opened
BY prayer and singing, followed by Mr.. DowLrNu,
who adimadvorted severely on the course of the
Romish Church in lnerdlcting the reading Of the
Bible. lie regretted he had had occasion to mourn
over It's Punishment from public schools, and he
had felt much Tor the destitute condition of children
IN those schools, whose only opportunity probably,
of acquiring scripture knowledge, had thus been Ia
ken from them. lie related most pithy aneodotc
touching tho reading of the Bible through the medium Of
Priest, practiced by the Romish Church, lie allu
present going in this city and assured that the
Sabbath schools presented the sures safeguard against
any of the rising generation being scduccd into the adop
ton Of its cold and cherries doctrines The Ignorance
Of the contents Of the Bible the grent of inf
deity aud familiarity with its contents the suics barrier
10 H. He related too beautiful incidents Of the power Of
the Bible to comfort persons while laborng under Attic
ons of any kind He spoke at some length aud in most
eloquent style and concluded by Offering resolution,
as follows. viz -
That in view Of the efforts making by nd.
vornics OF anC hrtan to impede the circulation OF
sacred Scriptures among the youth Of land and of Inf.
iety to seducc them to its cherries and destructive
principles; regard the Sabbath School institution 70.
cevg docs the Bible its text book and only III
innate rule Of faith safeguard evidently adapted to
the cxigenccs of the present generation to protect orr
and daughters against the artu scductions Of
the one ard the unblrshin, basphelay OF the other.
Mr.. tiiiriAS, OF OHIO, seconded the motion in most
aho speech, and after music from the choir and further
speaking from the Rev. MIR. RFsp and Dr. PARKER, the
meeting was dismissed
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