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July SCI

TToUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-For sale,
IL the two-story brick house and lot, situated on
the corner Of Maryland avenue and Twelfth street,
now occupied by Mr.. Barnhill. Il contains eleven
rooms with 6re-places; has a good dry cellar and
is in all respects, most desirable residence for
private family. For further particulars, inquire Of
William B. Todd.
July 10-2aw3wif
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Mr.. Knight Armstrong, a middle-nged farmer OF
Burrellvile, II. L., was killed last week ~ a lew
barn. and which proved to have been poisoned
with arsenic.
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volney b. Palmer is our agent for obtaining sub
serbers and advertisements for the Union," in the
cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston. His Offices are southeast corner Of Balti-
more and Calvert streets, Baltimore; northwest cor
n,r of Third and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia I;
Tribune buildings, opposite the City Hall, ~ York;
No. 10 State street, Boston.
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ANSoN JONES.
TRANsLATIoN.l

LEGATION or FRANCE IN Mexico.
Mr.. President am happy to BE able to an
nounee TO your excellency, that the Mexican gov
eminent, after having obtained the authorization of
the two Chambers of Congress, has acccded to the
four preliminary articles which the Secretary of
State of Texas had RENTED to the charges des af-
fares Of France and England near your govern
ment, and which these last had transmitted to me,
and to the minister Of II. B. M, to be presented to
the executive power of Mexico.
The act Of acceptation, clothed with the necessary
forms, will be handed by Mr. Elliott to the Secre-
excellency will thence find yourself in situation to
name commissioners to negotiate with Mexico the
defnitive treaty between Mexico and Texas
The success which has crowned our efforts has
only been obtained by much management of suscep-
tibilities. But should say that tho dispositions of
the executive power have never appeared doubtful
TO me, and that they give the hope Of solution
proper to satisfy the two parties, and to their
reciprocal well-being.
If, in the course which must be given to this af.
fair, / contribute TO the wise views and sound
policy which animate your excelency, shall lend
myself to it with much the more ZEAL that it re-
lates to the accomplishment of work useful to hu-
manity; and if the result answers to our hopes, |
shall consider the part which have taken in it as
one of the deeds for which may most applaud my
self in my diplomatic career.
Receive, Mr.. President, the assurances Of the
high consideration with which | am
Your excellcncy's
Very humble and
Most obedicnt servant,
BARON ALLEYE DE CYPREY.
Mexico, 20th May, l845
His excellency Mr.. Arson JONES,
President of the republic of Texas, &c, &c.
The foregoing is correct translation of the orig-
nal. STEPHEN n. HOYLE,
Translator.
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| TRANsLATloN.J

The undersigned, envoy extraordinary and min.
lister penipotentary of his Majesty the King Of the
French, and minister plenipotentiary of her Britain
mic Majesty, certify that the above copy conforms
with the original, which has been presented to
them by Mr. Elliott, III. b. M. charge d'affaires 70
Texas
BARON ALLEYE DE CYPREY, r.. s.1
CHARLES BANKHEAD. L. 81
MEXICO, 10Th May, l845.
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&
OFFIcE or TRANsPoRTArIos, BALrfMoRE AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY,
WAsHNoToN BRANCH,
July ~, l645.
Reduction Of Fare.
TIME PUBLIC are respectfully informed that,
i on and after Monday next, the l4th inst, tho
fare in either direction between Washington and
Baltimore will be 20, until otherwise ordered.
Tickets for the round trip can be procured on APP
plicaiion at this Office for y, which will be good for
twcnty-four hours. II not procured before the DE-
parture Of the cars, the regular fare will I've charged
Tickets for the round "trip viii also I've issued 70
the intermediate points Of the road At the following
reduced rates, viz: u, ~ Sc
To Bsdenn:burg and returning...--. 60 60 cents.
Betsville. ..".......... CO.,"
Laurel ......... Co.,"
Savage. ..."..........l Co.,"
Annapolis junction ."..........l TO-"
BY order: -
July ll-6t Agent.
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, in Fairfax county, Virgins
JULIUS, infant son of THOMAS w. DIcKINs.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT-oppr

NAVY observation-disclosures &c.
JULY IL.
Passed Midshpman James L. Blair, detached
from hydrographical Office, and on leave three
months.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Wnshinginn. Iune lR. la45.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 49, l845.
TO the honorable the Senate:
The executive herewith respectfully transmits to
your honorable body, for its constitutional advice
and action, the conditions preliminary to treaty
Of peace between Mexico and. Texas, )" signed or
the part Of the former at the city of Mexico on the
18th of May ultimo; together with an additional de-
caration made by the government Of Mexico, of the
same date, in connexion with those conditions
The correspondence connected with the above il
also transmitted for the information of the Senate.
The executive requests the Senate to return the
original papers SO soon as they shall have received
its examination and action.
ANSON JONES.
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NoTIcE.-THE UNION LOTTERY progress

NoTICE.-THE UNION LOTTERY progress
IN es in public favor. The liberality Of the
schemes, as compared with those ofits conempo-
raries, must command the preference; and no doubt
will be entertained Of their integrity. The under
signed refer, with pridc to the fact that, during the
number Of years they have conducted business, they
have paid vast amount Of capital and other prizes
and they stand ready to pay all claims in southern
funds at one per cent premium, or in specie Iunos
at par, on presentation. Brokers and others arc
directed to notice this advertisement and their atten-
ton is requested to the programme OF the Union
Schemes; which, Notwithstanding the rancor OF its
opponents, must command success
CHAS. MCINTYRE e. co.
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Conditions preliminary 10 treaty Of peace befceen
.Merico and Tsrds.
/. Mexico consents to acknowledge the ndepend.
ence Of Texas.
2. Texas engages that she will stipulate in the
treaty not to herself or become subject to any
country whatever.
3. Limits and other conditions to be matter of ar
raDgement in the final treaty
4. Texas will be willing to remit disputed points
respecting territory and other matters to the arbi-
tration of umpires.
Done at Washington ION the Brazos) the 10Th
March, 1S45
ASHBEL SMITH, H. 81 =
Secretary Of State.
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CORRESPONDENTS

Relating 10 Treaty of Peace bei,reen Merico and 7tras
upon the basis Of an acknowledgment Of The indtpend
eace offhe Laiier.
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PATENT OFFICE.

ON the petition of William Carlock, Of the city
~ of New York, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him for can improvement in tho
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 9th day Of August, i8l5-
Is ordered, That the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office the first Monday Of August next, at
IL O'Clock, M; and all persons are notified to APP
pear, and show cause, ifsany they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, That this notice be published in the
Union and Intelligencer, Constitution, and United
States Journal, printed in Washington city; the
Republican and Argus, Baltimore; Spirit Of the
Times, Philadelphia; Morning News, New York;
and Boston Post, Boston; twice a week for three
successive weeks previous to the frat Monday Of
August next.
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EBN'R ALLEN.

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
Washington, June %, le45.
The undersigned, charge d'affsires Of the United
States, has the honor to acknowledge the ccmmuni
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TTRANsLArIoN.1

The above is correct translation of the original.
S. Il. H0YLE, Translator.
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Acting Commissioner of Patents.
july IL, 1s45
p. 8. Editors Of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
July 12--tw3w
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TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY.

saA
'ENHE Course OF instruction will open. as here
a ioiore, on The FIRST Monday of November. and
close on The last day Of February, under the follow
Ing arrnng emenG
BENJAMIN w DUDLEY, NJ ID. Professor Of the Prin.
clPles and Practice OF Sgrgery.
WIN III RICHARDSON, NJ ID. Professor of OLs,etr:cs
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
IHos ID MITCHELL. NJ ID, Professor of MaierIa
AledIcn and Therapeutics.
HtBT PETER. NJ d, Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
LoTAN G WAITS n. NJ d. Professor Of Theory and
Practice.
JAMES M Btsh, NJ D. Professor Of Specinl and
Surgical Anatomy.
LEoNlDAs Nj LAWSON, NJ D.. Professor Of General
ana Pathological Anatomy md Physiology.
ETlELBEHT l. DUDLEY, NJ D.. Demonslralor of
Anatomy.
The lnlrodnciories will lie given on Monday
tuesday and "Wednesday; and The didaciic course
VIII open on Thursday, November 9Th. PIE fe,sprs'
ices amount 10 sos. payable in all cases in nd.
vance III the best money current where The aupils
reside. Milrlculotioo fee IS. Hospital Ticket
wi'h Clinical Lectures S.. Graduation fee s2I-
Disseciing Ticket $40. The necdul expenses of
living range between Two aud three dollars rer
week. GfntnIious lectures rs usual. ia The month
"i October. Further information may be had, by
addressing iciiefs. post paid, 10
TllOS B MITCHELL, Dean of Fqcuty.
Lexington. Ky. August 5. As. 2wd
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws as follows throughout he munih ut August.
Draws on Tuosinys--Capitn prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of lackppe vboles
sig; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thnrsdnys-Cnpiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets sli certificates OF package wholes
SID; shares in proportion.
Draws on SiinrdaYs--Cnpital prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificate OF package whOles
a: shares in proportion.
Address your orders To
jy PC n l. DORSEY Wheeling Va
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F~ORy'G.N,E,.N ssO.UE.

"o 'aNc great pleasure M laying hointc onr
p'''""s' and the pubic generally. the following
srh''nes Tor Aurss,. kno ing them l., le better
man any oihets offered to the public West Of the
m m send m your orders for Packages.
> MS u Tie most popular way of ud,cnmriug in
L','o"'s l say again. send in your ORDER with
'usn or prize tickets cnclos,d, and hey Will meet
with "a much attention ms If rersonally oppleJ for
All orders come pcicclly safe by mail
n l. DORSEY
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SADDLE, Birdie, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANDATORY.
NO. 100.

DIdih Street, WHEELING, Va.
7 ME Subscriber tenders his siucere thanks to
4. his friends End the public generally, lr heir
KIND patronage since he commenced business in
The above named sfond; aud would hereby in(urm
Ihcm he still continues Ia keep on hand and mann.
iaciu'e To order, SADDLES of different kinds and
qualities. among which, is Kings improved PArrNr
SPRING EAT Nh article which only needs a
iIial Ia he found The hest nav in use, every variety
oi BRIDES & MARTING \LES; also. fine BUGGY.
CARRIAGE, aud COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION & COMMON TRUNKS
NALlS"S. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. COL
LARS and NAMES, BUGGY. RIDING NND
WAGON WHIPS and LASlIES. FLY NETS. &c.
&c. all Of the above mentioned articles ore we'll
made and warranted good.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
All orders for work promptly attended to-.
jun 10 3md&w WN MING NICOLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN NJ
CARR. of Philadelphia, the above business will
hereafter be conducted 10 the nnme of NICOLL a.
CARR. WM MING EICOLI
jy 10 jy9
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4 EOtFS TONIC AND ANTIDYSPEP.
~ TIC ILLS -TAi. Medicine his been
kn'Mn to The public iur the last twenty years. and
n"S"hi'i"'d considerable cclctr " as a rclu'd, Et
py'pe!Sia. Experience IA, shawn these Pills T.,
hc The best family Medicine that can Lc u.cd
i"ey operate gently n a putgn,vc. reducing nci.
lhcf sickness nor dchilil, Thcy can be used at all
tunes 10y per'us % all Cgcs. without rcg,u to d,ei.
dtink. or SNi"sufc Ia Wet and cold.
a. an A"i-bili,u. medicine. every person using
'hrm VIII soon become satisfied ui th,ir snpcrot
,Ihracy. There has been ISSUED a pamphlet. o.,
he had "i the Agents. IA vh,ch Is set iorth more
'"Ily The nature and cpeTuiur IT tie medicine, To-.
f''he' wan some Of tho diseases IN which II IL,
most applicable.
The pr"rriciors have been coInpcl'e ! 70 liter "a,
lotn OF lhc wrappers enclosing her Pills. owing
1" ihe many ,nuuterlciis that have been distributed
Az p'F3"ns purchasing are requested lp h. well
satisfied they are genuine Fer sale hy PRYOR e.
fAuLi. Dueeisis, Wheeling Va. General Agents
e. ~" pr'r," tnrs. +, %
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DOCTOR JOHN RODAUaN.

hFtlCE, Corner "f Market and Monroe Streets
~ opposite he Poet 'ilice. respectfully INFORMS
lac c r'i@ens Of Wheeling and vicinity, rl,a, hc W'!
pnuciually attend To all who may iavur him with Il
call on professional business.
a series Of studies in The best Colleges II Europe.
To acquitc n Thorough knowledge of his profession
with a most successful nraciicc If lhs s,u,o for The
let six years in lhe United States. will Secure Tor
HIM he trusts, a portion OF pubic patronage.
jv 81 lmw&d
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a tOArrOlND SYRUP Oh SARSAPARlLLA.
- Tai - The best preparation at S,rsaparrlin
ever "ii'fei To The public. tor the cure - Scnulula
or Kings Evil, Cuinucau, Erlp,i,rs. p.mnl,s an
the ficc Rugwotm, TcIicr. Scald lIcgd Syph,lit.
ir uui Nicicurlal Diseases, nud oil Disease ul The
SKIN.
IL is particularly recommended Ia those whose
rons'itn tions hove been broken down toy The ,niu>
droious use of Mercury. Prepared and sold Whole.
sale nnd retail hy PRYOR IL PAUL..
iv IL p,us,fs,s NL.,E,, T.,
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GRAND SCIENTIFIC AND MORN
.h RINTERs, LOOK uERE-Maolin,,v r,

Ii RNTERS! LOOK HERE acAine,y Cut
Wood Iypes!-Tbe undersigned are prepared
20 furnish. 10 order.sny siyle,size or pattern OF WOOD
TYPE, equal in every respect, 10 any manu- actut.d
IN the United States, at rsry top pricss,
= Our Types arc accurately cut and clennly md
neatly finished. and warranted not To become m.
jured by my usage To which Type are ordinarily
subjected. The woods we use are mahog my. box
WOOD &c; end grain. and so prepared us 10 defy the
action Of wafer or the atmosphere.
. Having just completed new and improved ma.
.chinery, we are prepared 10 ill orders ni the
shorteT notice; md being practical priUic!s. nnd
One 81 rs having nine years experience as n j,b
printer alure, we niiier ourselves as to our ability
To give satisfaction in every case:
1TPopers that published The advertisement, Of
Palmer g. Go. can have their orders filled by rs.
And, payers publishing this advertisement 10 the
amount OF SIS. will receive their gay in ,ype when
three times the am1unt of heir hill is taken ont -
Editors will please send papers cuniaining The adj.
'S,eti'semeni, that We may know where Ia sckd >, re-
cimen sheets. MART'IN g. ZONES
SW corner OF s, c.more O. 81 sis, Cincihh.,.
aug l6 5w
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S3HNN0y

Gta"d eonsiidaed Lottery Of Deiauqre 3 Geoygia
lass N" 81 to hc drawn at Wilmington Aug 40
l OF S5OOOO of 10000 | al 1000 lur2ll7
BESIDES 'h"n 'ands smaller prizes. rs Numbers.
IL ballots. Whole tickets $40; ccrt,fcarc of mack
age oil 20 wh"lcs las dolls; shares in propor ION.
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GOOO DOLLARS.

P"konoke River Lottery. Glass Nnl67.
To he drawn nj Wilmington, Delaware. Angus, 81.
! OF 10000 | $4,000 LOT 1900 oil2OO0
Ard numerous smaller prizes. rs numbers, Is
imwn hnllolS. Whole tickets 81. Certificate of
2G wholrs 81 dolls. Shares in nrop,rijon
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HOUSE,
Chestnut street, Jetreen Gu and In stree

IheShut street, OetUetH on and I'm streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
TENHE subscribers respectfully inform lheir friends
Il aud The liavcl ing public. that they have ia.
Ken The above housc. formerly known a. tho hi,f.
snail House0 ond have made extensive alterations
and improvements IN ils interior. ha virg spared 40
expense TO render 1t one of the most plen.nn, and
fashionable houses ia the city. Tho paflors are
nuioefons. the chambers large aud well arranged.
Tie furniture new. lis location is in the m 81
cen,fHI pah OF l6o criJ, near Ioall The places Of
public amusement. and convenient To the depots If
The Snnihefn. Western aud Northern routes.
INC tables will be supplied with all The delica-
cies OF The season. The Vino arc of The choicest
brands, and have been catcl1lly selected,
The propriciOrs hope by their personal attention
and experience IN tie business. 10 give Satisfaction
TO these who may favor them with their pa,ton,oe
BAGBEY, MACKENZIE e. co
JANIS BAGLEY. (ote Of Jones IIotely
HENRYC MACKENZIE, formerly Of Tho Washing
ton House
PETER l. FERGUSON. opg I'm
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SIS 600.

Pokomoke River LptIcry. Glass l6S.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Delaware Auc,s, ii
| oil $500 | OF 1000 ofl5OO a. q
Ana numerous smaller ones. Is Nos, If dro,yn
hal'"s Ttcksts 50; &c riifcale OF package 2G
whOlcs 20 dulls; shares In nronortiop
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SrI.Nnn.

Pokonuke River Lottery. Glass l6o.
To be drawn at Wilmington, ID elnvare. Aucus, Or
! al $4,000 % OF $1,000 OF 5GnO al 30no
ana Numerous smaller prizes. rs Mas. 10 drawn
oaIIols' Whole tickets So. Certificates OF %
whOles ~; shares ia proportion.
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o DOLLARS.

Pokomoke River | oitery, Glass I66.
i" he drawn at Wilmington. Delaware, August 90.
| of $4,000 5 OF 1000 lOoC5gO 10 of 400
And numerous small prizes IS Nos, - drawn
ballots. Tirkeis 50. Certificate of package 25
~holes IL dolls; shares in proportion.
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SSN.NOO.

Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery of Deia,rlre s Gcorc,o.
lass NO %. 10 be drawn at Wilmme,uu. Aug %
! ct soOOOO oie000 OF 5000 OF 5000
BESIDES thousands IT smaller nfizes.
Io numbers, ID ballots. Whole tickets $40
Certificate Of package OF 20 whu!cs 1872 dollar.
shares In Tropot.ion.
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Ooc.

-. P"komoke River LOTTERY. Glass i6S.
10 he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. Aug,s, 90
OF $4,000 ] o'l000 LOCALS lofl750
AND numerous smaller prizes. TICKETS 81. Cef,i.
icaies &c package % wholcs ~ dolls; shares IN
proportion. ;"
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FOR SAFE,

A VALUABLE FARM IN CARFII c6uN
IN TY. VIRGiNIA--Tbis n,m Iics !, ~ ~
~" nver five miles below Guyandone, and co,,.,n.
go sores o Of which is bottom. 175 ac,e.
cIeored and not inferior 10 any soil in tho on
bottom. In q good state Of cultivation.
TIE improvements consist of a large dN eli,s
mouse, Kitchen and smoke house. all ofb,ick a
Wen ol good pure wafer, barn. stable. orchard. &c
IEkMS-Ono third cast. the remainder in tyo
:" 'hfer payments 10 sun tie purchasers
~ rs saw JAMES po,cc
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1000 DOLLARS.

Pokomuke River LpiieTy. Class l57,
j" he drawn al Wilmington. De hware hugus, I
ofSfOOO | of2500 1880 luil lI0
Ana other smaller prizes. ~ Nos, IL drawn
,n'iols. Whole tickets 81. Certificate of package
~ whOlcs rs doll; shares in prupor,inn.
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~ EW MEDICAL bOOEs-Lcctures o, The
j y Theory and pmciiee o'surrcy. hy a lies.
" b. uf DIb.iu, Ebrre's Pmrnce " Medicine.
..6u edition with u.'o, hy Grleo Mcclellan 81
% t"t sale by
aua 6 JOHN ) nAsNEIL. Union 3d..
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$4,000.

. Pokomoko River Lottery. Glass I'll.
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. Aurus, OF.
| OF $4,000 | Of 5000 lof3 5000 Iof 1000
And numerous smaller prizes. 70 Ms. 10 drawn
ballots. Tickets 81. Certificate Of package &c
wholos 50 dolls; shares IN proportion.
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SSO,OOO!

n,o"d cons t'dated LIueIy n DE- t1gate & Georgia,
Class M So. To be- drawn At Wilmington. Del on
Saturday. August l6. 1915
! OF $4,000 lufl500O or7500 of 5000
Besides thousands OF SMALLER prizes.
7S Number. IL Drawn Ballo's.
Whole tickets Sl2 Cerlli, nies of package sc
Whole tickets lSO dolls; shares in prnponIon.
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B4NOh SALE-Thes Subscribers. executors of NJ
~ IIciian' decd, offer for sale The valuable
properly 'yihg on The waters at Cross Creek, grooks
county virginia. known 10y The name of Clarkc's
MINIS Inc property contains Two Hundred and
fl'y acres al Land, about one hundred acres %
"hl'h are under cultivation; a Merchant nall, con.
'alilhg W." runs OF Rurrs. and one run OF stones for
country work. with a supply OF wuier throughout
me y'|fi a good saw mill, copper shop, Miller's
h'uSe' s!ahiihg nud other necessary out buildings,
S',"''e NNliii a hrsi rate wheat observation-disclosures
'N'ee''he Z oi n mile from Tie Ohio riNer-anJ at
a convenient distance, say between three and four
mules lr"m either Nellsturg, Va, or Sleubenville.
Ohio.
Also-a Farm. beautifully and conycnien,lv si,u-
a'ed adjoining he above properly, containing Two
h"hu'el ana thirty !cnr acres; OF which about ore
hundred ahd twenty five acres are under fine cult.
vailon-wHh e comfortable dwelling house. barn
anu Other necessary OFT buildings in good repnir.
ana a never ic.!ing spring III good waller near The
duos. $50
The above property will he ,oll together ar sens
araieIy, tn suit purchasers. and a clear and ind;s.
pn'ah'e lhle can he gwen. Application mag be
made either To Seth Clark who resides in Brooke,
county Va. near The remises, and who will show
The property, or To the undersigned at PITTSBURGH. Pm ,
II not dis oSed OF previously at private sale. tbs
ah"Ve properly VIII tie offered at public sale on Inc
premIsco, on The lst day nf Cctnhcr r, "a. n, noon
and possession given on the LIST day of April next
IEfM'-Onei third Of The purchase money will
ne required when possession i given. and The ball,
ahce IN lhree annual payments. bearing interest and
secured 10y lien on the property.
= c TIERNAN,
aug Is NORRIS JONES, E1T''