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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

700 pr Mems Thick aud Kip Shoe,
200 10 cali do
200 d. Morocco do
300 81 Bys' Thick a. do
200 do call md Morocco do
200 dn KIP do
800 do fon'h-' Thick calf and Grain Shoe,
ZOO do WOmens cali pnd Kip ID
300 DO Nd Waking do
goa DO Monroe B,skins J,
100 90 Nd and Morocco Shippers
700 d" Lasting aud Gambroon halfC aiieru
100 do Misses Kid aud Seal Shoes
100 do Whole ehJ hall Cutters.
5OO do Sea! aid Mnrcco Sliprets -,
500 do Chlldrens NJ rIoco. Kid, Seal and G am.
hrOuu Shoes
bUO 10 Mems. Wumen's and children. q an, s,,c.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
SIlnOni

Pokomcke River Lottery, class No 2lO.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Tuesday October 81
oi $4,000 ! OF 1000 ui 1900 of 1000
40 Nos, IL ballots. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age 20 whoIes 29l dolls; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
FRESH .Ea.a.SCsyz.
MORE BOOTS AND SHOES
AT
CONN ELLYS'.

4 r..
No. l56 WEST SIDE MAIN STREET
II CONNOLLY IL SONS are now RECEIVING n
"a large and splendid assortment If BOOTS 81
SHOES Of all kinds, which have beeo scIoctrd
WIN great core iroin The best manufacturers in Tho
east; aid viii be sold rs low rs fbev can mo had
west OF The mountains. Among lhoir stock can bc
found every description and variety q ( Mems Thick
end Kip Bouts. On call Morocco bnd Seal do. g,v.'
GALL Morocco, Seal, Kip and Thick Boosf Men.
hip, call. Morocco, Seal aud Thick kionroes and
,Btoeons; Boys Monrses and Brogans of all SORTS
and sizes
FoLKi BOOTS, new aid fashionable a,,,rle
for fall aud winter wrnr
FOR THE LADIES
splendid asslrIment OF Fa.h,nnoLio n .o,.
shoes ard Slippers of every descupt,on. from lie
most popular Philadelphia manufacturers ,1bi, a
Tor neniness " style. beauty CT qualify gamma, mo
surpassed, aud al unusually To-, prices
LEATHER
general assortment III best Baltimore Snooisl,.
Red DO. aud country Sole Leather, Kip calf Ftencb
Morocco dressed and undressed, do Cenilem ms
MorOccJ and KID Skins
We respectfully invite our friends IN ci,v and
country 10 give Us coll; SIC can sni hem IN our
fine end aye prepared 10 sell ON such lcnn As cannot
~" W give sa's'acIion scpq9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENT.

II y y
&E ROSS IL CO. have nm store md oGe,
ITA Tor sale at NJ 81 Mas sucet.
900 hngs prime RIO &, flee
$50 do good do
100 do old white do
$50 hhGs o Sugar, prime
100 do do iarr
30 do do cummun
450 brs n o Molasses
80 do do Syrup
100 d. Sugar House Molnsscs
200 do Loaf Sugar assorted numbci5
80 do Clarified do
100 bags prime Black Pepper
10 do Pnenio
100 do Livorrool Blown Salt
$50 do Ground Alum do
10 btls No 3 NlsckeTel
5OuO bugs Turks Island Salt
CIHc'nnni Sept l2. 40. 81 2w sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
SMALL FRY LOTTERy.

SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws as follows thruu ghou The month of October
Draws on tn, sdays-+-CopIaI prize $4,000
Whole + ckeI- 81; certificate Of lacksge wholos
sl2; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thursdnys-Capia prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates uf package " hues
SID; shares ~ proportion
DAVIS on Sundays Capital prize $4,000
Whole Tickets ST. certificate ol package wholes
SID: shares Ia proportion.
Address your orders 10
sep27 l. DORSEY Wheeling VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
SS.nnn-

Pokompke River Lottery. class No 2l7,
I" be drawn at WILMINGTON. Thursday October 80
OF $4,000 | oi 1000 OF 1000 of SD
as Nos. Ia ballots Tcl cts 81; certificate pacK.
oge 26 whoIes 2Sl dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
MENDEL d HARBOUR,
U KNIT RE, LSTERY
LOOMING GLASS WARE ROOMS;
s.sa No. l43 MAIN STREET,

WHEELING, VA
VH'liEY KEEP constantly on hand a very ex.
Ia tensive assortment Of superior kIahrcnny
french and Grecian Chairs; r cking chairs Solns
Pier ohd card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bc.lseads
ioiiei Stands, assorted sizes; together wnh every
Other article Of the laics, style and best finished
Furniture ever offered in ,iis CITY,
Gill and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses of
every yarieiy and price. Looking Glass Plaes Of all
tizes. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand and
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds.
Bolsiefs aud Pillows. II iir, cotton. Hu,k Spring
'and Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Qmlls, comforts,
Stacking Bottoms. OIL cloth covers. Floor. cloth
Grass Mns Of all kinds; together with every Other
nHlcle.o Upholstery Ware. On hand aud made TO
order
VeniIiaD and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades OF every variety and color; all Of which III
be sold at very low prices. aud warranted Of The
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY VgNEgRs Hair
cloih, VARNIsiI, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs,
sand Paper. Locks, Hinges. casters. BLixp TaIM
hINGs. C instantly on hand and sold low for CASH.
va STEAM BoATs furnished with every article
OF Furniture at short noice, aud Oh the very hest
'e''n'' sep27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

NLUNBLr CRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
On the first dny oi October lrij. Ne wlli
offer nt public auction on PC rcmiscs two valuable
warehouses snunicd uu Nam street. nearly oprUsre
VI Cprucy'- TIvcrn. The huild rrs arc nrarl,
ucN, layrg teen erected 90 1910 in q musI
suhslauilll moutcr, Hud arr chgl,y situated f.,
'he Forwarding ard G. mmsslpr NJ Whulc-ale Gro
ccry. business, They Viii pc pftr,d nj private sal,
"" Inc fl's' accommodating 'otms uui he day NJ
sale aud " ~ Jiap,scd ui Tdl b. sold li auct I'm
Persons Wishing in purchase at private st'c. Will
please call on Alc,s,. " w q ~ Jmc,on. 30 100
Main STREET HALL a NICKifAM
- Aurfsuutsss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

X USF RECEIVED and for SALE good assert
~ dheni of Thread Eigngs. Laces and lnseriings.
alsoi Lsle, Swiss aid Jlccner.
sep ~ A o FAIRCHlLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
snper Seal Fur Caps
IN FASHION AGAIN.

EAI T. take great pleasure in announcing To our
Wv friends and tho public generally. that we
have already received the new Foil Fashion for
Hats. We are manufacturing a general assortment.
and will haze some splendid specimens finished
aud made ready Tor sale this morning. Call aud
see them the style is entirely new, aud We have
no Hesitation IN saying they are The Handsome :,
shipped Hat that has been Introduced nr many vents
DARE & HOGE
= s. Our brother chip OF NJ 10 Monroe street
has The new style only on paper, simply a cui or
dcsoripiion, while have both The blocks and Hats
lie having blocks after they arrived
thought u best Ia advertise first. ID Il IL.
sep 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
Es o o 1 s.

" " " Ss
IOO RS Mems Thick and Kip B,nis
goo do Kip Water proof do
200 DO calf do do
100 do Seal Boots
300 do cali and Morocco do
100 do Boys Thick and KIP Boots
SO0 do cali and Morocco do
lOO do Seal do
800 do Youths Thick and Zip Boots
luO do cali aud NJ rcco DO
lO0 do Wcmen's Kip Lace Boots
500 do cali Lace do
2OO do Fine do Morocco Boots
l5U do Kid do do
3OO do Lasting Cater do
800 do Misses calf and Morocco Lace Boots
3UO do kip aud Grain do
900 do Chidren's Morocco and Kid Boots
fOu do CANT room aud Seal do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

NE USk CAPS-20 duz reed and now opening
I'VE at li5 Main st. G MCALLAM
sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

CHANCERY SALE.

LOTS IN WHEELING AND LAGRANCE-THE
BOGGS FARMLAND IN MARSHALL
COUNTY. &C. &C. go
EEURSCANT la 'he T'lni DEGREES made by The
n cinnh Snretiof Court OF Law nnd Chance.y
for Ohio County Virginia, The 1 5ih day OF June
1874. aud 2Sh day OF May. 1916, in The salts IN
Chnncery:
Between The General Insurance Company IF
Maryland. complainant.
aud
Mary NJ Zane. Administering uf Ebenczer Zane.
deceased. Alexander II Chapline executor OF Mos.
es w Chap'nc, tie snid Alexander, Jusiah w
P'moroT and Fiafy Ann his wife. and other, dsjth-
dGatS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

a MEXICAN SII IIATS--Jns finished
"a fine assortment of the late style Mole Skin
Hats. beautiful article; call aud see their, nj
sep2 DARE a. HOGE'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
FARE REDUCED
TO GIN GIN Ma TT,,
ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT.

~ Ed, MCOKE COS Fnsl Mail Confh lcnvcs
Wheeling daily at O'Clock A NJ. SO hours
To Cincinnati.
P'loI Coooh leaves Wheeling daily al 10 O'clock
z NJ, 36 hours Ia Cincinnati
ID TALLNlA DGE'S Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily at u'cubk A NJ, A. hours TO
Moysville Ky.
EUfns iuu,shch on all lhc above lines 10 parties
with the privilege Of see ping or toycllhc at nigh
NJ they may wish.
ohice 81 81 Wrer H. frat door bclsw The U s
Hotel Wheeling Va.
son ~ ! MrSEINEN. agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

URNITURE sALE-on "Wednesday
u morning, October | we will sell. wirhon, re-
serve, large ond splendid lot Of Furniture Of all
kinds, also Kitchen Furniture of every description
oil OF which is nearly new aud has been well kcot
sept ~ HALL e. WICKHAM, Auct's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

ELNINE FURRED SEAL CAPS-A few dozen
D. al A C M'CALLAM'S, wholesale or retail
10 Main -. sep "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
Feather,

'oJu to' b'ulmorr. aui countryside Lea IN
20 Doc hes, Upper
20 do call Skins
10 do Reclining SiIina ID,
~ do Mems Boot Mnroccn
III do Md aud Binding Skins
FINDINGS.
Shoe Thread Lass Brisics
Knives. Avis. Pegs Boat Web
Galloon Boot Trees. Nails. &c
S"rabIes. Ta,ks, Boo, aud Shoe Keys Ac
CAPS.
MenS Fine cloth Cars
Do do Fur do
Do do Scaleu do
Chiidren's cloth aud Velvet Cap. zen 25s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

ca ClENTlFIC WORKS -Lardncrs Lectures
- on Science aud Art in numbers. % each
Lardner on The Steam Engine; Engineers and Me,
chonics' Pocket Book. by Charles II IIasweil. u 5
N; Arago aud Lnrdners Popular Lectures on As
'ronomy. % cents Ellswor,hs Report. showing the
operations of The Patent Office for 1914. price "a
cents; Transact ions Of the American EIhnolos cal
Socieiy; Buists American Flower. Garden Directory
For sale Ivy (sep lS) JOHN ) HASNELL.
E ATS HATS-Thc II est and prciiiest Ben.
IL "a yer Hats in the city. OF the latest style. Al
50, general assortment oi Hats, for sale holesae
and retail 10y w w & S ii JiNESON.
sep Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

Mn UDSoN BAY OTTER CAPS.-.Just reed
~ Il splendid lot Of above named Caps. Cen,
iemen ~I-h'ng n superior atlicie will do well Il
ODd cXomiue them at l75 Main street
sop24 A G. MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01

ME AHOGANY VENEERS-I0OnO Feet of
W. Mahogany Veneers jnsl reed and for sale
al l43 Main 81, Wheeling Va.
sep2I MENDEL e. HARBOUR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-01
CHAIRS! CUAIRS!! CHAIRS 7,
JAMES T.. GATHER

SUCCESSOR TO Z. CONNELLY & SONS.
No 1876 MARKET STREET.
epHM RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
IySiN lie thH be hos now ON hand and man
N-sN-,- u'actures 10 oier every variety of
TnN Chairs 81 ihe latest pnticros. and in a
XW Style oi workmanship not surpassed in
the Western County.
lie has on band a large stock Of Boston buckcrs.
Hall Boston Rockers. Common do. Revolving Chairs
suitable Tor Counting Rooms Ere, ch Parluf Chair-.
several M" and spici,dd rdiierns of wood seat
Chairs Dining Chpirs Settlers Sociables Children's
Fable Working md Common Chars, &c &c
The public are invited TO call aid cxamae his
'lock' rs he vii assure oil who favor him with
heir custom that they shall moi he dsaprtineJ 81,
'hef ~ prcc az quality. lie determined by clos q
personal attention Ia brsirCss iu entte himself III
q i''f ptoporlOn Of pnhlc patronage.
Ihnrs carefully rackcd ~ sem 10 any par o
ibc CITY free NJ ch1rrc 6n sco
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

Horrid Buteheres encouraged by England and France
BY the ship John Carver. at Boston. the Now
York Journal Of Commerce has q lo,,or from
Buenos Ayres. dated tho :lst July, from which
VIC extract the following
'Sinco my last Pcr Philip Hone, the affairs Of
this rivor remain without any change. Tho
English and French ministers have demanded tho
| withdrawal of tho Argentine army from the ter
ritory Of tho Uruguy Republic and tho removal
Of tho Argentine squadron from before Montev-
deo, which the Argentine government have
fused to do, and require that they acknowledge
the rigorous blockade Of Montevidco. Affairs
ire at issue, and we wait with anxiety tho next
step Of tho two ministers. and fear that they
will carry out their threat Of bockadins this
port. which will put an end to all commerce with
the Rivor Platte.
if carried out, will cause civil to again break
out and in fact the French and English a 70 aid
ing General PaZ, in Corrientes. A part of his
forces, under Gen. Lopez, last week entered tho
city of ST. Fc, which they surprized, having four
hundred whites and 600 Indians. They sacked
the town, and retired. taking with them about four
hundred women and girls-cutting tho threats of
most Of those loft behind, including all thoir pris
onors. This is tho party that French and Eng
lish ships of war and money sustaining
This band of Robbers, (about , 900 mon in Corr
entes and 400 in the city Of Montivideo) assisted
mics that now exist to the Argentine Government
in all America; and for these, this splendid coun-
try is to be again the scene Of civil war and
blooshcd. Tho Argentine Government offer
to guarantee the lives and proverty of all
who lay down their arms-tho complete indepen-
denco Of the Uruguay Republic, and tho entire
Pacitcation of this part Of South America.
If the English French squadron withdraw
thoir support from tho city Of Montcvdco, tho
quiet entry of General Oribo would follow and
our commerce would DO again as usual. Now,
there IS not moro than onc-quartcr of the usual
usual number of L. S. vessels in tho riyor
No business is doing at present, and ovory ono
is purchasing gold and silver. Tho consequence
has been rise in tho rates Of about 20 per cent.
silver dollars worth 15!, and Goubloon 215 10
$50.
We continue our neutrality; and we hope that
our Government will interfere, and provont these
European powers from again destroying our COM
mcrco. as the French did in 1888. Mr.. Brent,
our charge, has nobly taken stand to supper.
our commerce and our rights, by protesting a.
gainst tho English and French agents again ex.
citing civil war, by taking part to uphold tho
fow remnants Of Gen. Rivera's party. and A.
gains. any blockade any o,hor measure Of in
forcnce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08
Another affair at Parkersburc.

Tho Marietta Intolligenccr gives an account of
some recent violent movements at Parkersburpb.
designed to brighton away the Rev. John Dillon.
assigned by the late OHIO Conference to that sta.
ton. Row. A. Brown had been stationed there
and suggested Mr.. Dillon as his SUCCESSOR on the
ground that although the congregation was about
equally divided on tho separation of tho Church,
into North and South. yet those who wished to re-
main with the Church North, desired preacher
from Ohio.
Before Mr.. Dillon came, an old board Of t,us-
tees, some Of whom had resigned, and some had
ceased to be members of the Church. held moo
ting and resolved that they would not receive
ANY preacher sent from the Ohio Conference
Mr.. Dillon arrived and was threatened with a
mob. On Sunday he found the doors of the
Church closed upon him, but obtained possession.
and, amidst great noise and disturbance from q
crowd of persons round the house and in the base
mcnt, preached.
On Monday the citizens at large held IN indiq-
nation meeting. when a committee Of sixty was
appointed to wait upon Mr.. Dillon and notify him
that unless he left town before tho next Saturday
he would be forcibly removed! His decision 10
not known, nor is the result.
In the mean timo, Brown, their formor preach
or, who had returned there for his family, was
threatened with coat Of tar and foa,hcrs but
loft before it prepared. Neither of these
preachers charged with being abo;itionsts,
but tho poopo would not allow tho Church to have
a preacher from Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08
Experiments in Sowing Wheat.

Experiments in Sowing Wheat.
A correspondent of the Winchester (Va.) Far
NOR, in a letter to the editor, dated Eredrick
county, Va, August 25. 1915, says:
send you the following memoranda IN refer-
ence TO preparing wheat agains, smut:
Oct. Ist. Sowcd ono and half lands OF mixed
wheat, (bluc stem and whitc.) which was soaked
in brine several hours tho 9th ult., but was
taken gu, aud spread to dry; then a land and u
half with the same, rolled IN limo and then spread
and dried.
Oct ID. Sowed six lands of Egyptian wheat,
soakod and washed in a strong brine for ten hours
and rolled in limo, tho smut (of which there was
a great deaD being skinned off. In tho middle
of these is ono land without any preparation.
Juno 18th. From four positions IN Egyptian
wheat can reach 8, l3 4, and II smut heads;
from four positions in that brlned Il lined, -,
2, /; being 43 heads in that unproparcd and 8 10
that prepared. -
June Odd. Four positions in unwashed f.
gyptian give 0, 30, 10 and II smut heads; that
washed, o, 0, 4, and o, being 6S to 4.
Walking through the bluc-s,em (Oct. y gath
orod 80 heads of smut in that brined only, and IN
that brincd and lined but 3. The A bushels OF
Hampshire whito unpreparedD is full of smut;
tho three pocks Of Berkeley white has hardly
head. This was soaked IN brine eight hours and
rolled with quart Of limo water-slacked.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08
LIGHT and CLEANLINESS.

IF LIGHT you want. Just come to me:
| Such CANDLES I'll supply
That any better be,
Or nicer to the eye!
SO hurry o and bring the Cash
Come one, come together
Good goods You III get, not common trash,
They stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet, what ask you more?
Come and crowd my Factory door!
Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing will require,
To keep you healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-both strong and good,
l make of every kind;
Bring your CAsH-your TRADE-your WOOD,
I'll suit you to your mind!
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES too won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
ITGrateful for favors past he hopes for more
Richmond, Sept. ~, lS45-39tt q W
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08
improved Fire Engine.

The n. York Express says, that Mr.. E. Mars
Of that city has invented n mode Of working the
Fire EDsine,by which it can be operated by a loss
number Of mon, and much greater ease than bv
the brake, the present mode. BY means of
screw, turned IN a moment by crank attached,
tho machine Is lifted from the ground when re-
CURED to be sot in motion, aud the hind wheels
made TO serve rs fly wheels. With the aid of q
rope attached to the fly wheels, tho machine can
be worked by s men, 200. that any person
at fire disposed to lend hand has only 10 lay
bold Of the rope. and assist to givo motion 10 tho
iy wheels. MIR. NJ. has Obtained patent, and a
machine on this plan is in process Of erection and
will DO ready for service, under the direction of
the Fire Department, in few days. 1t will
save tho almost insuppor,able labor now expe-
ricnced by fremen, and be, without doubt, a most
invaluable improvement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08
Steamboat Incidents.

Steam boats have their troubles as we'll as 9TH
or folks. Like doctors, printers and merchants,
they have to turn around very often for nothing.
The ''dear" people have been told that it is mo
trouble to show goods" till they beliovo it. SEQ
what it is coming to.
On her last trip up the Missouri, the obiging
steamboat Henry Bry hailed by green
looking customer at obscure landing, and
rounded to, surprising he wanted to take pas
snge. The boat swung round, putting hoarse and
impatient.
Halo, captingt'
Coming aboa rd!'
.No-but thought mayb be somebody mought
be travelling up to buy hemp, and Id just axe
you.'
THO Henry Bry gave snort and a unge, c.
nouyh to burst her boilers, as turned on her keel
aud got undor weigh asain-the great unhanged'
hemp man swearing that she had no accommoda-
ton In her.
Captain I.uske had nearly forgotten The Incl
dent, when some distance from Glasgow, the de-
ponent saith not whcre-a man was observed
standing on tho river bank, reckoning. as IT seem
cd, most feeling, first with hand and then
with the other, boating the air before his face,
and looking worry intently towards tho boat. A
gain the perite Henry Bry fetched circuit OF
some half mile. and como in.
Halo. stranger. What do you wan,'
.No,hing!''
wv hat in the - (using bad word tins
,ime) did you make signs for9''
Only keeping the n,usquitocs off to SEQ what
boat that was
Somebody gave toast that evening ''Hemp
and musquisoes-the worst suck on the river
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

general movement in favor of thorough culture is
about commencing, and that the assemblage of
tho farmers of Now York, at their Stato fair at
Utica, will mark an era in the history Of Amor
rican aoriculture.-New York Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08
Adv ERT Using.

4dceuisene MS nu be conspicuousiy inserted the
'Faaaaimns'' at the foloning rates:
One square Of 10 lines [25on's areeks, 81 90
A-~e'' s"hHtia"fe''
announcing mares Of candidates for Office, LOO
liberal discount the ADORE rates. adre,-
tise by the year Advertisements ,iN be until for
bid at the Of the aduerscr If definite time is red
No advertisement uu considered less tan one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08
RICHMOND HOTEL:

CORNER MARION STREETS, RICHMOND, A.
Joseph w. GILBERT. respectfully informs his
81 friends and the Travelling public, that he has
samed the Landlordshp of this well and avoraby known
HOTEL, and he is prepared to make Travellers
Portable. good and attentive Ostler is at all times
ready to take charge of Horses and the stable well
Piled with provender. His charges are reasonable.
Sept. 24th lc45. 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

The citizens Of Boston have, within the last
six months, invested moro than six millions of
dollars in Improvements is Massachusetts, Yer
mont. New York, Ohio, and Indiana; and within
a few weeks those of New York have subscribed
nearly three millions to the completion Of the
New York and Eric RaiIrood.-Cin. Gaz.
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The TnivorsaI;s.s Of the United States held
their Annual Convention at Boston on Aednes-
dav and Thursday of last week. The total
number of Societies of this denomination IN
North America Is 1901: of Preachers 676; and
Of meeting houses 61e.
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AGRICU / TU r AL.

Agriculture Is the heahul, the most useful and the
most noble employment Of nnan-WAsmSGroN
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GA letter from tho Rov. Mr. Perkins to the
New York Observer communicates tho interest
ing fact that the Persian Government has CONGO
ded to tho oppressed HISTORIANS Christian Gov
This is certainly remarkable circum-
stance, and must provo in high degroo crafty
ing to the Christian world.-[ Newark Adv.