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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

TN Y-VlRGrSA:-A Rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery tor Buckingham
county, on Monday, Inc 9Th day OF May, lSi5
Peter G. Davis, Plaintiff;
against
Sarah E. Davis his wiic, Defendant
The defendant, Sarah L. Davis, not having
entered her appearance and given security ac,
cordng to the act Of Assembly aud The rules of
this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that she is not an inhahi'an Of this coun-
do appear at The rules 10 be holden for Inc said
Court on the hrs, Monday in August nex,, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newsoa-
per published in the City of Richmond for Two
months successfully, and posted a, The front door
Of the Court House Of this country.
A Copy. Tesie
r. ELDRIDGE, c. c. sc.
June a0-w2m
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THE LONG wIsHEp.roa CONE AT LAST


After mos, oppressive drought AMI heaf.
fatal alike 10 the crops and 10 personal com.
fort and health, we yesterday, about one o.
clock z. NJ. welcomed a copious and refresh
ing shower oil rain-Wth running accom-.
panimer Of high wind, vivid lightning and Ter.
rife thunder Such torrents Of wafer Tell as sud-
denly 10 f up many cellars on Main and Cary
Streets. Moreover, The force of the wind carried
of several ressc.s from their moo7ngs at RocE.
cts. AT one moment there was also quite Z
sprinklins Of hai!-stones. For some time success.
sion OF delightful showers moistened The parche3
earth. We hope tina, ii has not come ,co late 10
benefit our farmers. In every direction we see-
OF drought: bu; in all the South, particularly in S.
Carolina, il has been very destructive. The Ell
tor OF the Columbia South Caroinian is really
eloquent III his invocaiOns for rain. We hope
that he has been graiitei BY share OF yes,c,-
days blessings from the Heavens:
"We have experienced longer continuance OF
drought in mos, parts oil South Carolina this sea.
son than we have ever known before The pros
poets OF the planter are not only 81 oTy, boz PEI
fecty desperate. Bottom lands planted 10 Corn.
will scarcely make one third ol crop, and mos
Of the high lands in Inc middle country will yie!t
bu little more than The seed which was planted
We have seen many acres during Two shor, lour.
ners, which we have recently made, which came
possibly yield single good ear OF corn TO the acre
in addition TO all the horrors Of restitution BY
drought, The Chrch Bug has attacked many
plantations with such violence, that in large fields
not blade OF corn has been left alive. Gee
gentleman has Told us, that from leo acres 20
will no, make five bushels OF corn. These de-
slroyers, worse By far than Inc locu.,s OF Egyp
vii! continue unnl the earth is moisiened by raiI
Corn has risen in this town to e7i cents PEI
tushel, and our snppies arc der we'd from Charles
ION, as there is none coming in from the coualry.
Where will we find our Egypt? is the question
pondered on by many. We have many resoar-
ces in the provision line, and must avail ou,.
selves oil them.
Let every one begin their preparation for
these crops Immediately. and The difficulties alb
suferings which must result from these trials
which now beset the agricultural commCriv
and which will be seriously felt By all persons
may in some measure be allevia.ed. God graz,
that rains may descend and water the driet up
world, which cries aloud from The suffering
tongues Of animal ard vegetable creation"
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VOLUME 42--.NO. 81.

every Republican. lie, Us, then, Danish for q
Time all thoughts OF future Presidential aspir;.
tons. Il will require all orr wisdom and skill
10 manage successfully the important quesiiors
now before The country. To 60 50, we must place
some little confidence in The honesty and pra-
dence Of The Executve-and tender our influence
in its behalf: as IA. as itproves itself 10 be worthy
oil such support-To secure the present adyan,s.
ses, 10 establish firmly our cherished principles
and 10 call around the Government the affection
and confidence Of the peoplc-thal is our sole du-
". Everything else will follow naturally in the
train Of such beneficial result. While we shalt
maintain the rights, honor and welfare OF the
Union, We shall al the same time concentrate =
popular feeling, which will PROSTATE all ohsta-
Gle, ana make our future course 4 path Of peace.
Then, The high claims OF 'the hest sons OF Rome"
can safely be canvasscd-and the Presidential
honols be thrown around the man, whom the
people shall adIudge 10 be mos, worthy 10 wear
them
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OLD CHURCH HOTEL.

THE subscriber having lateiy repaired the Old
i Church Hotel, in the lower end of Hanover
and placed ii In first rate order, wishes 10 take in
Boafders, from Richmond or elsewhere, either by
'ae day. week, month, or year. His House is
beautifully situated, spacious and airy, in
neighborhood p!operbiai;y healthy, m"Tei and iu-
'elisen,; the distance from Richmond is fifteen
niles, It's location is on the main Stage Road,
Fading from that place to Tappahannock. the
Stage passes this place four times week, and the
iare from Richmond is only 81 25. On The same
., with This Holel san Episcopal Church, where
mere is preaching twice month; FIVE miles
above is a Bapts:; six Methodist and two below
Is a COCO Presbyterian Meeting House, where
mere is preaching every fortnight. The subscri-
Der has lately attached TO his well new and pa
zen. metal pump and contemplates erecting
bah House for the pleasure, comfort, and health
o. those who are fond Of the luxury Of bathing.
his place will afford pleasant and delightful
retreat from The turmoil and hustle OF city life.
iiis terms will be moderate, to suit the hardness OF
me times, and The subscriber pledges himself TO
spare no expense or trouble TO render those who
may soIourn with him comfortable, happy, and
,onteoled. His table will always be furnished
WIN The choicest telicacies Of the season.
JAMES D. ELLETT.
va Church, Hanover county.
y; B. There are residing on the premises two
seOo PHYSICIANS. May 20-lam3m
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CoMMlssloSgR's ORR
Richmond, April 10th, 1915.
IN The Superior Court Of Chancery for the
i Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby, Pl'f.


IN The Superior Court Of Chancery for the
l. Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby, Pth.
Agains,
James Gray et ais, Dits.
pursuan, 10 4 decree made in this cause on Tie
Dis; daY 81 March, 1915. AS one q The Commis-
5loncr, in Chancery icr the SAID Court nave APP
pointed the 24th day OF June next between the
hours oil Ten o'clock, A. NJ and two o'clock, p.
NJ, ami so from day 10 day between the same
hours, Sundays excepted, until The 18th DAY OF
July following At my office in The city OF Rich
mond, Stale Of Virginia, for receiving and hear
ing The proof OF whatever debts or claims the Gre
dilors OF David NJ Branch individually, and OF
the late firm conducted under the name OF The
said Branch alone, bnl composed OF John p. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
the said David NJ. Branch individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
tail, under this notice, 10 come forward and prove
their deb,s or claims, the Court will proceed 70
decree a distribution of The trust funds among
such OF the 81 id creditors as shall have duly com
piled herewith JOHN SHORE,
April lS-c2awlo9Jy Com'r
s-7 New York Morning News will publish i'm
mediately twice week till 29tlI July, and send
bill 10 This office.
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The amelia Springs.

TINE AMELIA SPRINGS are now open
for the reception Of visi,ers- The mineral
qualities Of The water is 50 we'll known, that The
Proprietor deems il unnecessary 10 alude TO them,
but pledges himself 10 make this delightful wa
,erng place an agreeable retreat for all who may
vIsi, lham. Fare TO correspond with me lines.
June s7-clm T. a. WILLSOS'
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CAxApA.-The Government, OF Canada j, DO
ing every thing in its power 10 relieve The suffer.
ers by Inc las, great fire in Quebec; $50, 600 are
10 be advanced Immediately for the present ext
eepcies, and loan will lie forthwith registered
in England, Oh the security Of The province, 70,
100000, hich will be len, 10 the owners Of pro-
perly in the burnt district .. rate ofiEeresI just
sufhelea' 2HveI; Ultimate loss TO 'he Pso7sass
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TN ANCERY-viRdrSrA AT Rules held
/ 10 the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for The county of
King s. Queen, on the 10Th day OF May 1915
Abner w. Hockaday and Thomas a. Dgges
late merchants and partners trading under the
firm and style of Hockaday 4 Disses, who sue sue
for The benefit, and at the costs, Of Abner W.
Hockaday, plaintiffs;
against
VIM. c. Chapman and John Wright, Def is.
The defendant, VIM. c. Chapman not having
entered his appearance and given security, &C
cording TO the act of Assembly and rules OF this
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabilant OF this country-lt is
ordered that The said defendant do appear here on
the first Monday in September next, and answer
The bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond fortwo months
excessively, and posted a, the front door Of The
Court House Of this county.
A Copy-Teste
ROBERT POLLARD, ia. c. C.
June 6--cw2W@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

r AMELIA-The people Of Amelia coun-
~ are requested 10 meet in the Courthouse, on
july Court day, TO take into consideration that
question of menacing aspect which has been
thrust upon ns-,he call OF State Convention.
July IA ACTION AcTioS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

Yesterdays Baltimore American" contain:
the following. We have no information touch
ing what We are strongly inclined 10 place under
the general head OF idle rumors.' We eive {.
for what ii i, worth:
The Philadelphia Gazette Of Yesterday aitey.
noon has the following paragraph:
"REslGSATIoS or Mn. MISUNDERSTANDING
from Washington state with confidence, that the
Hon. James buchanan has resigned the Scc!e-
taryship OF State, and that the President has SC.
lecicd Andrew Stevenson Of Virginia 10 lil he
place. Differences of opinion as 10 the Oregon
negotiation have Induced this Step on The part 0!
Nh Buchanan
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FUNERAL HONORs.

We are glad 10 see thai the ceremonies in b,
NOR al iha al Jackson are Ia he con!lct.
eli wi!hmuch solrmnhy BY the citizens Of Lyyneh-
burg. on The l7lh ms. The Lynchburg paT:!s
contain the order Of procession, under Gen. De-.
ia Roies, Chief Marshal, Col James Turner.
Col. Charles Phelps, Maj. VIM. q. Brown. MAJ.
James NJ Lanshorne, Col. Oh G. Clay. aad
Charles II. Lynch. Assi.lan, Marshals WIN
Daniel, Jr.. Esq. will deliver The funeral euoRy
al the Methods, Church A better selection could
not have been made.
A, viclshnrs, Miss, on The 2S;h June. the ora.
ton OF Jefferson Davis Esq, was listened 10 ty 8
crowded auditory. The ceremonies were opened
with PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. Montgomery.
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre-emp.
ton 10 any lands within The limits of the town.
ships above enumerated, is required 10 establish
the same 10 the satisfaction Of the register and re-
ceiver Of The proper land office, and make pay
ment therefor as son rs pract,c0bic atter @etns
This notice, and before The day appointed for The
commencement Of The public sale of the township
embracing the tract claimed, (above designaicdl
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS.
Commissioner Of he General Land 0Nsc.
Nav C0-cwi()W
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NEW FLOUR, 10 half barrels-an extra ar
IN ,icle-for sale low oy -
TEMPLEMAN s RADCLIFFE.
July i0-tf
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Commissioner ofMe Gca<rul Land Orcc
NOTICE ro pREEMrTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-ENFTION CLAIMANTS.
lion 10 any land. within The limits Of helownshp>
above enumeratd, is required 10 establish The
same To the satisfaction Of the register and re-
ceiver Of The poper land office and make pay
men, therefor. is soon as plactica5r after scctng
ms ao,,ee, and before the day appointed Tor The
commencement. of The public sale of the town
ship embracing the tract claimed, (above desig
na,ed;) other Use such claim will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner NJ the General Liant 0Hos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

TN HANCERY.-VIRolSIA: At rules held in
| the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Clauce-y Tor Cumberland
county, on Monday. the End day of June, 1915:
Leander Cox and Nancy his wife, and George
n. Mathews, plaintiffs;
against
James lsbell, late Sheriff OF Cumberland coun-
~ and, as such, Administrator Of the Estates of
Leonard Bosher, ST., and Leonard Bosher, jr., de-
ceased, Dr. John Spencer Joseph R. Woodson,
Joseph Fuqua, Joseph s. Palmore, Administrator
of Gideon Bosher deceased, John Smith and Eli
zabeih his wife, formerly Bosher Leonard b.
Simpson, in his own right, and as Administra-
or of the Estate of Richard Simpson, deceased
Ioln w. Wilson, Administrator of the Estate OF
Samuel r. Simpson, deceased, William y. Lee
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Simpson, Rich
lrd f., Samuel, Leonard, James, Thomas and
Mary Amos, children OF James Amos and Nancy
his wife, John c. Bosher, Miletus Palmore and
Susan his wife, formerly Susan Bosher, Charles
Bosher. William B. Cox, Elizabeth w. Cox,
Matthew c. Cox, Leonard B. Cox, Nancy Ann
NJ. Cox, Leander NJ Cox, Josiah w. Cox,
Defendants:
The defendants Charles Bosher, William B.
Cox, Elizabeth w Cox, Matthew c. Cox, Lean
der M. Cox, Leonard b. Cox, Nancy Ann NJ.
Cox, and Josiah W. Cox, not having entered their
appearance, and given security, according TO The
ACT OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are no, inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered. that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day Of The next August term, and an
swer The original and amended bills OF the plain
lifts and that copy oil this order be forthwith IN
serted in some newspaper published in The city OF
Richmond for Two months successfully and post
cd at The front door Of the Courthouse OF This
county Copy-Iesie
June G-cw2m B. B. WOODSON, D. c.
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RACOS SlDES.-5O casks prime Bacon
K Sides Just received, for sale by
'eyt5 PATTESOS & BURR.
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Mrs. SARAH Z. DAVlS:-As you are
INl nonresident OF Virginia, you will please
hereby axe notice. that shall a; the house ofJes-
sc Walker, IN the county Of Buckingham, on the
eth Of August next, lS45 between The hours Of
o'clock in the morning and O'clock in The even
ing oil that day, proceed TO take The dispositions Of
Nancy Walker and others, TO be read in EVIL
ience in a certain m tier in controversy now
depending before the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for The county Of Buckins
ham aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff and you
ere defendant, when and where you may attend
il you think proper. And il, from any cause
said dispositions shall not be taken on that day; or
having been begun, shall moi be completed on that
day, the taking of the same will be continued
from dav to day, between the same hours OF tie
day. and at the same place, until the same shall
be completed and finished. Yours, &c,
June 20-cWSW PETER Z. DAVIS.
THOs. PINCHBACK, William B. sadler
i Richard Booker and Alfred o. Esgleston:-
Take notice that on the 18th day Of September
lS45, at the store-house Of Col. Joseph NJ. Scott,
in the county of Amelia, and Stale of Virginia,
between the hours Of 6 o'clock, A. NJ, aid o.
clock, p. NJ, shall proceed 10 take the deposit
lions ofJos. Scott, VIM. NJ. Scott, VIM Nj. Book
er and Others TO be read as evidence in suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, for the county Of Amelia, on the Chan
Gerry side of said Court, in which Thos. Pinch
back and VIM. 3. Sadler are plaintiffs, and and
others are Defendants. tribe said dispositions
should moi % taken on The day aforesaid, they
.;i;m be continued al the same place, and between
the same hours, from day to day, until completed
at which time and place you can attend II you
think proper to do so. LUCY BOOKER.
July 4-cW2m
The New York herald., 1845-01-08
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1915

20 far from presenting surplus beyond the annual
expenses chaIgeabe upon the fund, are in fact de-
ncienf, and that the debt continues to augment
More than three ffths of this debt was contracted
by loans of the credit Of the State to railroad in
corporations, which have wholly failed, and
thrown the amount upon the general fund. With
out the debt, the present revenues of the fund
would be ample to meet the charges upon il, and
would authorize the Legislature moderately to in
crease those charges, when the public interest
should % found to require it; Sut with it, and its
constantly accrulng interes', the charges upon the
fund must be diminished, or Its revenues increased,
debt. ''-0'''''''~'' : :
True economy, as well as sound policy require
the arrest Of this process. A portion of the reve-
nues OF this fund.- than equal to all the aid il
derives from the mlll-tax. is now annually consum-
ed IN The payment OF interest alone, upon this in
eressing debt Such an expenditure. while it
makes taxation perpetual. works no public benefit.
The money passes from the pockets OF the citizens,
through the hands of the tax-collector, to the
pocket Of the public creditor, with the loss to the
process may be repeated with the same loss, as re-
gularly as time shall bring around the seasons; and
still the demand is undiminished, the weight of the
load unmitigsted; To reverse this action is the
brought to meet the annual expenditures and leave
balance to wear upon the debt, and then each
payment Of the tax will bring with it hope and
couragement. The third subdivision of section 2,
Of the act Of imposing thir tax, looks to its dscen
tinuance. after the present year, through ability
in the revenues Of the fund to meet and extinguish
the debt, without i. further aid; but that expecta-
ten cannot be realized. while the debt is ncreas-
ing. against the power of these revenues the tax
included.
There is also contingent debt hanging over this
fund, amounting to $l,92o,ooo. This is for loans
of the credit of the State to canal and railroad in
corporations, which have hitherto fulfilled their
obligations, by making the payments of interest
It 10 hoped they will be prepared for the reimburse
ment OF the principal at the day. This contingent
liability presents another reason for strengthening
the condition of the General Fund, and taking
prompt measures for the gradual extinguishment Of
its present increasing debt. ta 81
Aer deducting the revenues of the School, Literature
and United States Deposite Funds, from the aggregate
amount Of the revenues of the Ave funds the balance
maining was $3,423 06l oS
Those Of the General Fund having been ex.
amined may now be separated. They
are l073,34s OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-20
ALABAMA wHEAT-Mr. Fasin. one o

ALABAMA WHEAT. MIR. Fagin, one Of
our city millers, hes left ~ on ofIos spcci-
men Of AlsbsEia wheat II IL not merely
grown IN Alalama, bat h different kind Of
wheat. The head Is very short, bai the her
ncls thick at. round end white All than YVES
ratsed lest year 10 Ibis neighboThood wa.
taken tof yced. Ths specimen beiofe ~ vss
grown In CleTusnt county, OHIO, and from ths
iooss P'osi-osto equal The sEpcosasionsentsr
tanned Of ~.
Nc. Fsgin hss furnished us with he iollo~s.
sng statement 81 tn sdVsntsees q this hind
NJ WHEAT. u the description ~ c0fSert thas
wheat wil b. genefslly adopted
The great sdvanssge this what hes over
uommon Tcd chat b.. thsi the sten, h oomV~rs.
iisely clear ~ blsaes, snd straw light snd
Elastic l--thcse qualities prrsenling redwna.
sncy Of sap, which Is thf pfincip-l oau. II
rust. II also fig4ps ffon fhe lsi 10 M lOfh
ui Juue theIeh3 avoiding ths hai sun snd TO-
qtnId showers comman IN thss iaiiiu,is ifop.
IL to nth tufsf IN qusniify ~ iiT seFf h
sields we'll sod To Need b III ~ eryeil ~
1919 and weighed "a lta. 10 sbs mcssused
hushel whii-i ~ sFcfsge weighs ~ hiEslss
~ the rcd chat gFoWn in 81 aHie Tosf
was NOT move tlian 81 IT,
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TRUSTEES S<I.r.

Writ ne oi n deed Of trust from R,,Leri B,I,.
- win 10 the subscriber bearing date The 2o,h
dny 81 October ISL. and recorded in the Clerks f.
nee al The county court oi Ohio county shall sell
on Saturday the 2li day oi June 1915 at the from
door Of ic court house of Ohio counyrI NJ bic suc.
ton To The highest biddcrihe following Ls Il parcels
1T ground thai i TO sny. Lot No l76 NJ The corner OF
tih and Zane street IN The CITY OF Wheeling nurlh
d Zane ond east 0i Fifth street. Also. The west
hill "i Lot No us. Immediately adni,irg said LIT
M 40. Alss. Lots Nos &c "a % and 90 ON CLAY
street between Fourth and Fifth SITS in Updoy nH's
addition 10 The sai'l city of Wheeling Also LDi No
W. at the corner # said Foarh nnd Clay streets ~
SAID addition and city Immediately oprosiie said
L"i No1O Also. Two thirds ot LM ~, 1 adjoining
sad L., No l2ihe PARTON Of said LIT M convey.
ed I" the subscriber. being the western part ihercof
Also. west half al Los Nus 10 and ., Immediately
affirming said Lot No III in sa,d addition and civ
ato Lot No 20. fronting IN SAID Fourth 81 49b feet
md ali 'in,ng sail ois Nos IL and H. Also the
one undivided third part IT twenty arres al Land
ami The Coal aud Coal Privileges and rights. ndia
cent I" The cry Of Wheeling ON Stone Coal Run
heihg the same soli hy William Chapline To one
Henry Moore and said Baldwin, as will tc seen b,
deed recorded IN SAID Office, in Deed Book 81,
roge 226.
Tcrma mode known on The day Of sale. Selling
as Trustee. shall, r"hvey Ia the putrLnser only
such lille rs Is vested IN the Ivy said decd of trust
may IL EDW II ffrZlIrGH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-20
KENTUCKY CoNvENTIoN.--The ne

KENTUCKY The peo.
pie OF Kentucky are in various, part. making
movements favorable to a Convention for the
amendment OF the Constitution. With what
view is not distinctly stated; but, we suppose,
n Convention, if called, will provide for the
gradual emancipation of slaves. The follow
ing are two resolutions passed at Paducah,--
by working men:
Resolred, That this meeting regard Con
Vention Tor the purpose Of changing the Con.
sutution, 80 as TO make il more republican; q
measure FAR above all others that are now
before the people, and il is further
Resoired, That candidates be required to
come out 80 plainly on this subject, that W,
cannot be mistaken. We furthermore pledge
ourselves not To support any man unless he !.
IN favor OF IL, and will use his best efforts to
bring IL about.
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Il" one and all throughout the country. we mny
shy send yonr orders TO Lucky Office aud secure
some OF The Fortunes daily distributed.
W. All orders with The cash or prize tickets
enclosed. w;ii meet with as much teniion as Il
personally applied for. All orders come perfectly
safe by mail
All business entrusted to me will meet with
! attention and despatch.
Address all orders To N. l.. Dorsey, Agent for u.
FAME q CO. Managers.
.'.The drawings will he regularly sent To pnr.
chasers by the Wheeling Times, TO save postage.
mny 30