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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
FORTUNES HOME.

The schemes for June are brilliant. aud more in
'as"r oil the purchaser than any We have ever had;
Tor we are determined 10 d isiriluie wealth ia The
western cosnry. aud the only why is l., iry vour
urk. for you know 'no'biog venture no,hing WIN ''
few dollars WI bring back your li,tle c,r,,,l
invested ond no doubi will double III your espec
'o''ons or The schemes rich mud must give nd
ven'nfets very gtea, advantages over any other
ever offered To the public.
s5O.OOOt-l00 pris-s OF $1,000 are sin0 OOo
0Ta"d Consolidated LOTTERY Il Dshrnare r. Geo,gia
Class M Al
To he drawn nj Wilmington. Del S,tnry Jam. 81
prize SO0ti0 i. $4,000 10 prizes 1900 are I5ooo
10000 10000 10 1850 I25o0
10000 10000 10 1000 lo00ou
Il 677S 677S 100 500 u5Ono
10 1000 10000 O. POO ioSoo
aud nu.nerus other small prizes nmouniinr in ,Il ~
sll79l1S. 10 nos. IA drawn ballots. Ticket. 90.
halves 10; quarters 9
grwe take great pleasure ia living the shpyt
uritalled aud m,gniiis en-, scheme before the rnh.
lie tot inspection. sni doubt not that il will meo,
ihcit cordial approval being one of the bc.
schemes ever offered Cor long time The risk !.
only fraction over so cents The dollar. Pack.
ayes oi % wholes. which cost s521 We will sell am
certificate for only 1892; halves III ;qr. 7Cl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

Gov. WRIGHT, of New York, was recently
burnt in effigy by some of his own political
party in Allegheny County, who adopted that
mode of expressing their disapprobation OF
his veto of the Canal Bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

- MORE FIRFS.-On Saturday building
on Washington street Boston, occupied by
Litch & Whipple, Daguerreotype apparatus
manufacturers and Others was destroyed by
fire. The stocks were saved but little dam
aged.
Six fires occurred i'm Boston on Friday last
the work ofincendiaries. They were for
tunately extinguished before much damage
was done.
On Friday, at Danvers, Mass the Peg facto-
ry of Mr.. w. Woodman, the box factory of
p. & Taplcy, and the carpet factory of David
Hanson were destroyec by fire.
The steam planning mills at Providence, r.
l., and several other buildings were destroyed
by fire on Saturday morning. Loss $4,000
insurance $1,000.
Fire was communicated on Saturday to the
extensive White Lead Works of Messrs. J. =,
Wetherell & Brother, at Philadelphia, by two
boys who were playing with powder. The
Works Were totalled destroyed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
SMALL FRY LOTTERy.

Draws as follows throughout the month of June
Draws on Tuesinys-Captal Prize $4,000.
Whole ricke's 81; certificate OF package wholes
SIP; shares in, proportion
Draws Oh Thursiays--Cnpial Priz, $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of pack age whnles
SD; shares in proportion
Draws on = ''urdnys--Capiial Prize 81 600.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package whules
81 l; shares in rrop"rIirn.
i" one and all throughout the country we NAV
say send your orders TO Lucky Office, and secure
some Of The Fortunes dnily distributed.
Vs. All orders with The cash or prize tickets
embossed. will meet with rs much a teniIon as !,
personally applied fer. All orders come perfectly
safe by mnil
All business entrusted TO me will meet with
attention and despatch.
Address all orders TO N. L. Dorsey. Agent for ID
PAINE co. Managers
.'.The drawings Will he regularly sen, 10 pur.
'bOsers hy the Wheeling Times, to save postage.
may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

RAlN.-We learn that thanksgiving for
rain, We're offered up in some of our churches
yesterday Phil, Enc. June l6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
SMALL Fly LbTTrRY.

SMALL Fly LOTTERY.
Dfn~s a. follows ihs"ughoui the month Of June:
Dawson Monday, Juno 2-rrize $4,000 Ticke,s
=: ceriIiicn,c of package 25 whole- sent c,r 40
Monday. June 9-cnpiul prize $500. Tickets a;
certificate ui a package OF IS wh"l-s 30
Al"hd"y, June l6-cnpmal prize $4,000. Tickets 9;
certificate Of n package al IS whplrs 80
Monday, Jane 23--caPuol prize $500. Tickets 9;
certificate al n package al IS whoes 30
Mcnday. June 3O-cnprnl pr ~ $500 Tickets 9;
certificate Of parkngc OF 25 wholes 30
All orders shall I've pr'mny attended 10
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent,
For J Gregory X Co. ard successor To-
JomN NJ CLARKE Wheeling, Va.
Tho drawings Will ne regularly sent To purcha.
Sers nv The Wheeling Argus 10 save postage
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Main street, 'rcst side, a fttc doors bclo,o Ma,-
Ret Alley.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNOLLY & SONS, would rc.noc,r,,,s
- . inform their friends and the public rcnc,ally
'ho' 'hey arc now receiving large and well se.r.
ted STOCK oi Boots and Shoes Of every descr;n,;on
and qualify. whih they prepared TO sell os Inv a.,
in part g 6llows; >o"'''''
300 pairs Men ssiout Ca'fB,o,s
1oO do do Kip do
l60 do light Calf do
soO do do Morocco Boots
SUI do Thick Kip Brogans
tOO do Calf do
SoU 10 Seal aud Morocco Bfogans
20 do Lasting Callers
3O0 do Seal md Morocco NullGsrs
2U0 pairs Womsn's Morocco Lace Boots
,o0 DO Cali do do
300 pairs Ladies' Kid Slippers
600 pairs Misses do Spring Slippers
$50 do Seal and Kid Buskins
100 do KID Ankie.ries
$50 do Half Caters
20 pairs Ladies' colored Slippers
iOOo do Children s shoes different qualities
4OO do Youths grained shoes
lou do do Calf do
l00 do Lades Gaiier Boots
IUU do do Walking shoes and Busklns
2VU do do Peeged Morocco Buskins
i"geihef with great many different qualities.
100 numerous 10 mention. Also good assoriment
OF peat Baltimore Spanish. Red and Country Sole
Leather A few dozens beat Boot Morocco, NIGGA
dore Kid and French Morocco skins; striped bind.
'ngs Travelling Valises and Carpet Bags. superior
q"a''y. Give IN call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
ALEXANDRIA LOTrE

Class % iur 1916 Ia b. dawn at ,s,ndt,a ID G.
Jnhe %. 10 numbers, IS drawn ballots.
GRAND SctftNE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
GHANCERf SALE -rnrs,

GHANCERf SALE Pursuant To jp,,,
" decree made bv the Circuit Superior CourI 81
Law md Chnnccry for Ohio county. on the tenth
day oI June 1853, N Two sevctl shiis ~ Chanrerv
therein pendin. one between THE NERO HANrS'
AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING,
Complainant. and RICHARD M'CLERE & oAcrs.
d. PENDANTS aud the ether between TIE NORTH
WESTERN BtNk OF VIRGINIA, Cor.,pninnnt.
against The SAID RICHARD MCCLURE and Others.
Defendants. Will an TUESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF july NEXT. u5i5.) sell ut public
"nciIn before the font door al The Court house OF
Ono couniy, (comfi:cnciiIg sad GALE hall lnsi Nv %
"cio'k VI the lots numbered FORTY FIVE
| aud SIXTY NINE m' nrinned ~ said iccrec IT. 81
much thereof ms shall he suirIcsi pay the debts
nnc costs mentioned IN said derrcc. chnrccahIe
ihere"n; on the iOu"inc TERMS OF SALE, the
purchase money 10 he payable ia u-ec oqGnI install.
mcnis, in one, two and three years r. speciyoIy
wiih interest from The day of sale the purthnSer
giving sufficient security fir The payment of The
purchase m"ncy. and The IiIlc To be retained until
payment ~ full
SAID Lh ID is situated on The East side or Nam
street nnd N"rlh side oi Pine Alley ~ the CIV of
Wheeling, "a Ohiu county, aud sind inI 60 on The
West s'de "i Market street and North s,dn al L ne
Alley III The anne cIiylhe two adinning each other
| ISAAC W MITCHELL,
| may 2S Commission or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

q REAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE {
IN NiIl c the follow ~ II OF land nn The most
accommodating terms anil give the best B,rpn,ss
ever ven ~ Atierira. iDu:
~ acre lot IN IIenn':cs couriy. Michigan
10 do Van Buren, do do
al do Wayne do d,
$40 do E-sex do NY
80 do TIpPccanoe do !ni. well improved
Az do Wayne county. OHIO
3 do Wooster do
ZOO dn FenIre's 90 Tenn. I'm from c.. seat
! 100 do Ma shall co. Va.
| house ami lot Grnvc creek do
| ian yard, house and dwelling we'll fitted ND f,f
carrying an a large business in Tanning living at
West POM, rPPecanuc couniy. Indiana.
jun CYRUS ISLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
G.sz2yssz8as
QeOSE &FE&y
Under this head will be found all the i'm
portant news from last nights eastern mail.

As further confirmation of the report
which we published on Tuesday morning, of
the offer to the Hon. Louis M'Ianc, of the
Mission to England, we find the following in
the u. s. Journal of Tuesday:
MISSION TO ENGLAND.--Thc Hon.
Louis McLanc has been offered the Mission TO
England, and it is understood that he will
accent ii,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
WAGON MAKING AND sMITuING.
w & II (UARNOCK

CTIIihINOVN,
ESPECTFULLY. inform their fellow riIi,cns
Il y That they have removed Ia the NEW brick
building opposite The Post office. where they are
engaged in The wagon making and smiihing business
oi oil kinds They have on hand and will make
To order, The best of Road md Farm Wagons DC
DC. IORSE.SIlOEiNG and smiihing of all kind.
done IN The best manner. and shorI notice They
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
may 80
They tender their hearty thanks To the public
Tor past favurs, and " u use their best endeaxurs n,
all times 10 merit a continuance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

VIRGINIA
Moses Rhodes. Complainant In Chancery IN
ps. The Circuit Sui erior
John sockman's sdmioslta. {Couu of Law and
tors and heirs. and Others, Cbancery Tor Ohio
Defendants. County.
NXTRACr from the decree made in this cause
IL on tie 30ih day OF May IS45.
And on the petition Of John Zoeckler. claiming
TO be creditor Of tho said John Sockman, deceaa,
ed. and that his said claim binJs tho really OF The
sad John Sockmsn IN the hands Of his heirs st law
defendants IN this sui; and that he i therefore en>
ii'led TO satisfaction Of his said claim. ooi Of The
surplus Of the proceeds Of said sales, which will
remain after the above specified amounts are paid
out OF HE same, n Is ordered. that This cause ne
referred again TO the said commissioner. Edward ~
fhzhugh, %ho giving due notice OF his procee dings
to The parties concerned, il directed to ascertain aud
repoi what. IL anything. due TO the said Zeckler.
On his said claim. aud whether The same binds the
realty NJ tho said John Sockmsa deceased and ought
10 be paid ont OF said plus. with anything deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner FiZhugh. or spcci-
ally required by The parties; an liberty ~ reserved
TO The said ZOecker the coming in Of sniJ report
TO have such order and decree for the satisfaction
of the amount, if any found 10 DC due him. as may
he equitable and pfoper.-aUd all questions IN relI
lion to The disposal Ol said surplus. for the pres
eni reserved. Testc.
ALEX r LAIDLEY. Clerk.
| The parties concerned are hereby notified. Thai
on Thursday the SEVENTEENTH day Of JULY
1915 and thereafter 10y alj,ufnmenis from time To
time may he found necessary. will ai the office
Of Jacob e. Fuzhugh. Attorneys IN the city Of Vince
ling, Virginia proceed TO receive such proper proofs
as moy be produced before and to a.ce'iain and
make report to The Cont. touching the mailer re-
iefred TO mo by the aboye mentioned deciee
EDWARD " FrTZiIUGf,
Jun ~ l. & X svis tcr Phi Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

DEARL anu Shell Card Gases. Ladies' Comp,n
l. ion. with sci,sDrs. knife, needles. &C. Also
Ivory Tablets. for sale by FAIRCHiLD.
may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
NITED STATES HOTEL
WATE.K STIR ET

u, WHEELING. VA
E>HE undersigned. respectfully inform ,,.e n,,.
NC That they have leased the ab.vc house
| "'h "' y"ar';have had it entirely rc.r.odele,l.
''u very much improved in the arrangement, a, IN.
'"o'"s anu rorches; hav. had il newly and hand.
"ev painted carpeied ond papercd throughout.
'"a newly furnished. in style unsurpassed uy any
W me west Every article. Is entirely new.
ard The whole house brili.niIy LvS,e,l ,x,,h ga.
They "fler the accommodation. o( tho hons. IN
e pubic. iuiiy determined, TINT oil guests shall
''"u ~ Their house. entertainment iiia, will no, TAI
To oh'nr satisfaction.
rom The superior srranrem' ~ Of the House and
Ia"'e. and The ocoiion Of tho house IN run OF The
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. that
'hey VIII receive liberal share az public patronage
mny3 MITCHELL & CAI.DvEII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

A OLD, Silver and German silver ever pointed
~ Pencils. FOE sale by OFAlRCHILD.
may 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
NEW BOOK BISDERY.

UST RECEIVED. large and superior lot of
~ MACKEREL. low for Cash,
may d. 'GINNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
n " The matter Of john 7 Clarke e. Henry Moore;
IN NERJItTrCy

The cider made in this pa cccdHg at The Ociohet
term last is hereby set ns1F.ard The assignee having
reported thai he has in his hands for distribution Tho
melt sum Of three bundled md sixty eight dollars
and thirty four cchIs II - ordered that ten DAYS,
notice be given through The Saunron Spn, iaior aud
Wheeling Gazette. newspapers published IN ihe
Western District OF Virginia. that ON lie LIST day of
Oclphet heat dividend will he made OF said sun,
OF money. when and where The creditors who have
not areudy proved their debIs IRE to como prepar.
ed To prove the same, they viii he excluded tho
benefit of SAID dividend, and ell claims not ia, n
suhsinntalcd will he disalowed, Tesic,
jnn2 NiCHO X TROUT. d. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
SI4,O0O.

P,komoke River L,t.sy Of Dsi cia,, 100
To be drn"n nj Wilmington, Del Tuesday June II
StiU00 $4,000 1000 1000
3OOO 5000 1000 1000
i6ol t60l 70 1000 10000
10 Nos. IL drawn bailots. Tickets 81: certificate
OF package 25 wholes $50; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19
s25OOO-2o OF $1,000,
$4,000.
$4,000,
'oke R'Uer Lonery, class 100.

P'komoke R'uer Lonery, class 1919.
To 10 drawn nj Wilmington, Del June 30
si5OOO 10000 | 5000 5000
1000 5000 I 9OOO ooe0
IoOO loOO l46i I46I
Tickets So; certificate Of package % whulcs & 10
shares in roporiion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

UST recciscI nv The Funf Dav Line The mus,
- reodid Ia, Of SUNNI Err OOOps eve, Of
ieted IN this City. among which are ves,ine. Chs.
s,meres. Linens Zoe Pan,s and Coa,s. Drap D'E,e
cloth for Conis Gold Mixed Twee,i- for Sacks a,
r"iie'o''. Fancy Cassimeres, Cloth very fine, and
The best pieces OF French and Eng lsh Broad Cio,h
that there ~ m the City.
Call OF l6I Main Street. and the goods ~ IN show
Tor themselves They will he made mp To order n,
the shortest noce aud IN the hes, siyle low r cosb
May ~. 1915. A. NJ. ADAMS a. Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

DREPARATION FOR THE DESTRUCTION
Of RATS, MICE. BED BUGS, e. COCK.
ROACIIES.-rhe articles composing this composI-
iion are in themselves very innocent, and contain
moi particle Of Poison, but when combined. create
gas which esplodes the stomach. and consequent
y destroys life in a few hours. As soon il has
effected the stomach. the articles become neutral.
lied, and will affect nothing thereafter. so that there
can be no danger in its use under any circumstances
Causing The rats 10 leave their holes for The open
ai'. where They remain until they die, which
few hours.
NO CURE-NO PAY.
Reference is mado TO;
Daniel Lady J Meskmcn
John M'Coriney TIC Cuberison
Kline Hamilton
a Brenilinger J l. Sanes;on
Orl, IT A Zane Fairchih
The above can be had at The store Of l. SANE
STON, Market 81; and at the house Of ID LADY
Corner Of Quincy sad Main sis. Jun IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

IA DOL The subscriber will pay tho highest.
w market price for clean washed Vol. dc
livcfcd Of The Warehouse Of Mcssfs Dorsey n BIsrk
corner Water ond Union sis. M'KEE
janf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

EATlIER.-Jasi reed al TODD ~ HOW.
IL ELLIS Boot. Shoe and Leather store, suuib
end Of Market square.
doz Of Fine 1ampico Boot Morocco skins
. do do Madras do do
do do Nladms do Stuff do
do Pink Lining skins
. d" White do which will be sold low
for cash. mav o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-19

NA/ OOL WOODS wOOL!-.The blqhe.,
Cash price will be pad iOr clean washed
wool delivered at my warei ouso on Main street
Wheeling, Va. Gun 3twJ O. JACOB.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16

clearly proves that success in civilization the
ward march of nations to greatness and power,
depends vastly more upon the inherent virtues,
enterprise and intelligence of the people, than
upon the climate, soil or natural advantages of
the land which they inhabit. The above tables
also prove, that diversity of employment and pur-
suit is the great key to worldly success. The
people wholly employed in the mechanic arts, in
agriculture, or on the ocean, can never attain to
that high elevation which be attained by
nation in which the whole of these interests are
carried into practice. Virginia is almost wholly
agricultural New England is an agricultural, a
mercantile, mechanical and manufacturing COM
munity each branch acts and reacts upon the
other, giving to each other life and vigor, Sla-
very has also had its share in impoverishing Vir-
gna; but we have not room to speak of this branch
of the subject to-day. In conclusion, we say,
and facts prove it, that New England is the best
portion of the Union, and old Massachusetts is
the best portion of New England. Who would
not be proud of such State
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16

The following letter shows what state of ex-
element exists in the neighborhood Of the late
murder:
DELHI, Sunday Evening, Aug 10, I845.
Dear Sir-I arrived at this village last evening.
and found deep gloom hanging over it. This
day the remains Of Deputy Sheriff Steele were
committed to the grave. The funeral service
was performed by the Presbyterian and Episcopal
clergymen of this place, assisted by the Rev Mr.
Adams the Episcopal Church at Unadilla.-
There was very large concourse of people, so
much so that the largest Church would not begin
to hold them. Tho clergymen addressed the
multitude from piazza. The clergyman of this
village impressed upon the minds of his hearers
eternal vigilance until the murdcrers are brought
to punishment, and the majesty OF the law salts
fed.
The citizens of the village held a meeting last
evening, and organized patrol to guard the viii
lage and the public buildings. Many persons did
not close their eyes last night for fear of incend
aries. There is a horrible state of things in this
county. ! found to-day that posse went out last
night, to arrest six men living in Roxbury, the
town adjoining Andes wdere Steele was murder
ed, who were supposed to have been present at
ifnot implicated in the murder. The posse has
just returned, bringing in three men who are
confined in the Jail. An express left here on Fri
day afternoon for Albany, to confer with and bear
dispatches, to the Governor. The inhabitants
say that the laws are insufficient The Grand
Jury will not find bills against the anti-renters in
this county. They further say that, if the Gov
eInor does not act promptly, and provide relief,
they, the people OF this county, will take the law
into their own hands.
Steele had many warm and ardent friends who
are determined to ayenge the taking OF his life
Ipresume there thousand men waiting anx-
onsly TO be led into the disaIected to ns, if the
laws can have no effect. Much is said here about
certain prominent men of this village who are
sald TO nave thrown fire-brands by encouraging
the anti-renters.
Men are pouring into the village from different
towns to protect the public buildings The anti
renters say that the Jail will never again hold any
OF them long. They will endeavor to destroy the
ota'e arms, that are here, by burning them. /
am told that the Governor will he reouested to
declare this county in a state of insurrecton, and
to proclaim martial law.
Albany EUe. Journal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16

GATHERING AND PRESERVING SEEDs-It
will soon be time to think about gathering seeds
of many kinds for next year. There are but few
people who consider that plants as we'll as ami
mails may be much improved by selecting the
best, most perfectly grown and earliest seed
The next years crop will not only by this means
be increased i'll quantity, but its quality will also
be improved. All kinds of seeds that grow in
husks or pods should be strung up and suspended
from the ridge pole rafter, where they will
be out of the way of mice, and where they will
dry gradually. Great care should be taken to
keep them from an excess of moisture, which
will cause them to mould and destroy the germi-
native principle and on the other hand, thew
will not be so good if they are sheled out (espe-
cially if it is done before they perfectly ripe)
and placed in the sun any situation where thew
will dry very rapidly they thus become shriv-
elled and will not so readily vegetate, although
the vital principle may not be destroyed. The
seeds OF squashes, pumpkins, cucumbers, melons,
&c, should be carefully cleaned from the pulp
which surrounds them, and then be placed in
situation where they will dry gradually, being
every day stirred up or turned to prevent their
moulding Seeds, after thus being prepared.
may be preserved almost any length Of time, in
perfectly good state, by packing them in puiver-
lied charcoal and keeping them in dry place,
or stopping entirely from the air in glass bot
tle.-.Ndine Farmer.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16
correspondence Of the ". Y. Express
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, AUGUST bh !

~" NNhEANs, August 9th, lS45.
have been permitted to read the Official doc
uInent ron me Mexican Secretary of State to
leo, l7th July, 1916. 1t states that the Relations
between that Government and the United States
have reached point no longer to be submitted
to, and instructs the Consul TO close his oIice 70
cease from all official intercourse, and to inform
an Mexicans that the friendly relations between
the TWO governments are at an end and that thew
wiz take such measures for the security of their
Po,'O"I pS Snu properly as they may deem expedi-
ent' Inc Consul informs me he shall close his
oihce tomorrow and that he shall sail the newt
day for Vera Cruz. ''i' "eA'