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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-09
ON SHEEP.


 The Committee on Sheep beg leave to report that they have endeavored, far as they were able, to charge the duty assigned them. Of the f.,cks presented containing fifty each there were but two, one belonging to Edward Hick- ok of Watertown, the other to Alonzo Whiting of Torrington. Mr. Whiting's were in high order and presented a fine appearance, but were selected portion from some two or three hundred. MT. Hickock presented his whole flock. ....
 Of the focks presented of the number of ten, there were four of fine wool and two of coarse each The competitors for fine wool were Abraham Moss, Stanley Griswold, Alonzo Whiting. and John H. Nettleton-those of coarse wool were Geo. Mer- chant and BeLj Webster. -.-.. ... .-ya.. -..
 The Competitors for ewes ofthe number of five were Stanley Griswold, Alonzo Whiting, and John H. Nettleton. .st a.- es- r
 The competitors for bucks of the number of five were three, and of single bucks seven of fine wool and two of coarse, both of the latter belonging to the same individual. r.s...e . ..- 'a-. r
 In speaking in general terms of the different hocls presented, your committee would remark that they were all of high order, and did much honor to the wool growers of Litchfeld county They would mention the flock of Mir. Abram Moss as deserving paricularDotice, but the wool in their opinion is too to be cultivated to any great extent with profit to the farmer. rt....
 or the character of the wool which the other Aocks presented there was great variety, ranging from the purest merno to the best of saxon, cir constance which rendered it very difficult to de- eide as to the comparative merits of the different flocks, the committee differing, under the rule of the society. as to winch kind would produce the greatest profit to the farmer. 1.,..p
 After considering the circumstances your committee have awarded the following premiums:
 First premium on ftcks of sheep of 5O each to Mr. Edward Hickok of Watertown, $s6 OO
 Second do. to Alonzo Whiting, 4 co
 Best 10 fine wool ewes to Stanley Griswold of Torrington, .4as t4ta %
 Second do. to Alonzo Whiting, 9 % Best 5 fine wool ewes to Stanley Griswold, 9 % 2d do. Alonzo Whiting, A#,H 1,r za %
 Best fine wool bucks to Starley Griswold, 3 %
 Second to Alonzo Whiting, OO
 Best single buck of fine wool to Isaac Blakes- ley, st co
 Second to Samuel H. Nettleton, OO
 Best 10 coarse wool ewes toGeo Merchant,2 co
 Second do. to Beni. Webster, a5 l.. 1 %
 Best coarse wool buck to Geo. w. Garfield %
 All of which is respectfully submitted.
 t.. a..., WAITE WILSON, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-09
License Commissioners.

License Commissioners. The vote on Commissioners was as follows: William Beebe, 27S Cyrus Catlin, 2sl
 David Benton, 2s1 David Marsh, 266
 Charles S. Buel, 253
 Abner Landon, 267 The first three above named were nominated and supported by the friends of Temperance. without distinction of party. Messrs Marsh, Buel and Landon, were the loco candidates. There were AZ scattering votes, making the whole number l673-279 necessary to choice. The Moderator declared Cyrus Catlin and David Benton to be elected. PLYMoUrH-The entire Whig ticket for town officers was elected, with no organized opposition as follows:
 Selecfmen. Assessors. Oliver Smith. Henry c. smith, Alexander Pond, Chauncey Bradley, Jr., To,c,s Clerk. Treasurer. Malcom N. Butler. Edward Langdon.
 .Agent.-Henry B. Graves.
 Boord cf Relief.
 J ,siah Smith,
 Tertius D. Potter,
 Gaius F. Warner. The following Special Commissioners were cho- sen by the friends of Temperance, without refer ence to party, viz: Charles Byington, Aaron D. Wells, and Bonnet Hubbard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-09

periof, to former eXhibltI0nS aSWll 1uiy appear by the premiums declared. In the absence of the Chairman of the Committee on Domestic Manufac- lures, S F. Bolles Esq presented the following list of premiums as awarded by the Committee, viz: For the best 10 yards 4-4,hannel to Mrs .Emeline Stevens, ....... . ... OO 2d best do. to Mrs Merriman, % For the best coverlet of wool or cotton to Mrs Emene Stevens, % 2d best do. to Mrs. Clarssa A. Ballard % For the best piece Al carpeting, to Mrs. Rhoda Warner, % 2d best do. to Mir. Robert Little, 900 3d best do. to Mrs. A. Shelton, OO For the best hearth rug, to Miss B. Lucas, ? % 2d best do to Mrs Emeine Dauchy, % For the best 3 pair Women's Woolen Hose, to Mrs. Jonathan Darlington, uO For the best 3 pair Mems do. to Robt Little, % 2d best do. to Miss Lucretia E. Buel. 50 For the best linen cloth, to Mrs. Perkins, %
 For the best piece linen kersey, to Emelne ste- Vens, co
 For one woolen shawl, to Mrs. Anna Smith,, %
 For sewing silk, to Samuel Reynolds. %
 For three pair woolen mittens, to Mrs Rhoda Dudley, 1s-... 50
 For one white bed spread. to Miss L. A. 2 % For one bed spread, to Miss M A. Judson, ? OO For one bed quilt, to Bridgewater Sewing Soc. 50 For one do to Mrs. Anna Perkins, 50
 one do. to Mrs. Tanner. 50
 one de- to Mrs Anna Roberts, 30
 one do. to Miss S. Judson, 30
 one do. to Mrs. Alexander. 50
 one do. to Mrs. Caroline Bissell, 50
 one do. 10 Miss Emilne Bssel, 50 For one piece plaid Flannel, to Mrs. Hannah Tolls, ~.4 oo For one satchel to Miss Maria Turner, 30
 one do. to Miss Maria Buel, 30
 one do. to Mrs. Pierpont, 90 For one cushion, to Miss Lucy M. Norton, 50 For one velvet work basket, to Miss J. Norton, 50 For one lot India Rubber suspenders and mittens to B. Arnts, 30 For one small woolen blanket, to Lucy M. Nor ton, ... .... 90 For one lot of socks, to Mrs Lucretia Treat, a. ged 95, % For one pair silk stockings. to Mary Treat, 25 For one basket with wax fruit and flowers, to
 Miss Caroline Marsh, .. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-09
For Assessors.
Average loco majority l3.

NS'NNSSN rey, the Milton, locofoco candidate. One more vote for MT. Beach would have elected him. The following gentlemen compose the remain der of the ticket elected:
 Board of Relief-Josiah C. Beckwith, Rufus Ames, Ithamar Page, William Newton, Truman Stone.
 Ioscn Clerk-Samuel P. Bolles. Ireassrer-George c. Woodruff. First Constable and Collector-William F. Baldwin. Constables-George B. Pierpont. Rufus Smith, Charles D. Wadhams, Samuel A. Merwin, Edward Woodruff, Edward o. Peck.
 Grand Juv0rs--Solomon Mase, David Benton, Alvah D. Sharpe, Asa Blakesley, Willis Stone, Frederick Gibbs.
 The following gentlemen comprised the Wbig Nominal ions for the offices named:
 For Boa,d of Relief. William Norton, Stephen Moss Narhl G. Loveland Ephraim K. Bunnell For I0,cs Clerk. For Treasurer. Charles Adams. Francis Bacon.
 For First Constable and Collector.
 Jesse l.. Judd. For Constables. For Grand Jurors William M. Ensign, Samuel Clock, Frederick Frisbie, Charles A. Dudley, George Andrews, Norman Kilbourn. Henry M. Pratt, Charles A. Ensign, Willis Law,
 Noah Garnsey.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-09
Reports of Committees.

The Annual Cattle Show and Fair of the Litch. field County Agricultural Society was holden at Litchield on "Wednesday and Thursday, the lst and od days of October inst. The Reports of the vari- ous Committees are as follows, viz:
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-09
ION DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

The, exhibition of domestic manufactures of Tusefu and valuable character was equal not su- perior to former exhibitions. as will fully appear by the premiums declared. In:the absence of the Chairman of the Committee on Domestic Manutac- lures, S P. Boles Esq. presented the following list of premiums as awarded by the Committee, viz:
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-09

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Mr. Reuben Rowley, of Wrentham, Mass. while on his way from Boston to New York in a steamboat, on Friday evening last, was robbed of his valice containing $o7s0O. A reward of $o, 500 is offered for its recovery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
WIIOLESALI AND RETAIL
III AT AND CAP RE.

n On Union street near the South end m
~" '"e Nla'Ae' House. ~
DARE & IIOCE. are now manufacturing aud
will keep constantly ON hand, large assortment OF
HATS aud CAPS of The finest styles. and manu-
iaciured from the best materials. Bo'h Of us beng
practical Ilaiiers. we mako and superiniend the
making OF all the Has We SELL Our Caps are pui.
chased from The most extensive Cup Manufacturers
IN the Eastern Cities, OF The low pticcs.
All those sn want OF genuine article and laiesi
American fashion of Hats und Caps. vii, always
fluid them at our establishment, which we intend Ia
make known md ialknd Of by all men. from Our
good work and low prices.
.ep4 DARE & HUGE, Union ST.
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COMMERCIAL GARDEN &NURsERY
OF PARSONS q Coz
FLUsMING. NEAR NEW YORK /.

FLUSHING, NEAR NEW HORFs
THyHE Ptoprielors desire to call attention t6 Ills
Y. extensive establishment, which rs navy prob.
ably The largest IN the Union. covering area al
nearly so acres. and cofrpaciy planted wlih more
than GOO 900 Tree. Shrubs Plants, &c.
The very rapidly increasing taste for norItul-
iufo pursuits, predicting demand far ne~ md fare
FRUITS. Ornamental Tees, and Plants, has rendered
necessary a syslefhaii4cd arrangement for the i'm
ru,iai,On ofall that "a new ond d,si'ab!e.
Pr this putpost, The Ptopreiots have personally
Inspected oil The principal public and ptitaie H,ri.
thliafal Esiablshfhents ~ Britain. France aud Ger
fHdny. and have perfected arrangements, Wy which
they viii iecete Immediately on ils appearance
everything Tint Is new and valuable.
The Trees cultivated nj this establishment are
straight and Thrifty, aud from their cS o8c1 fudluu
they ore sufficiently hardy for removal to much
| higher attitudes
| The attention uf amateurs uhd Others II rnt'icb
afy directed 70 Ne fruit grounds II this establish
meni. ~ which will hc ionnd brnffng specimens b
an The varieties oi fruit which llIey c.ilnsaie.
Visiofs are also invited Ia inspect their vincrc
and frau houses ~ which nfo more Than 100 v1rl
cites uf Foreign Cmpts. and about goo varieties Is
Pfa,s Plnfns Apricufs and Nctiatfnhs all Il wbItl
will he in hcafing, IN 1916
Orders mny I've addressed to Tic Pfopreiofs "a
Finishing. New York. anj CaialoR1es can be- Oh
tanned by duplication. post Paid. 10 themselves O
Parsons g. Lawrence. l29 Pearl 81. Or SaSlou 4
Miles. 2O5 Broadway, New York
oue 10 bw
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1896 prizes--omonntiug sll9S,l9T
1S Number Lntey-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 10; qrs .; egh,hs . so.
certificate VI package &c whole tickets $500
Do do 90 half do 1870
Do do % quarters do 81
Do 10 % eighth DO 81 so
Orders for Tickets ind Shares aud certificates OF
Pa okoges in The above Magnificent Scheme will
receive prompt attention. and ah account OF tho
Drawng will be SEM Immediately after it IL over
10 all who order ffofn us Address,
G GREGORY & co. M1nogtrs.
aug ~ 5w RicmmoND. Va.
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Besides prizes OF $500! $3.50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $50; Half 10; or 81 Eighth so
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A. G.. M,CAiLAM,

FASHIONABLE HAT d. Car MANUFACTURER,
No. lis MAIN SrRELT.
NNOULD respectfully invite the attention Of
Wv Country Merchants and Dealers genernlly
10 an examination OF his extensive and elegant us
sorlmeni OF manu- featured Hats and Gaps whi,h lie
ia prepared TO sell al unusually low prices; and n
more superior arilce cannot he found elsewhere in
the market. consisting 6f fine Beaver. Neuirn.
LrIsh. Russia, Silk Moeskin. Cashmere aud Couey
Hats. A so a large assortment of black and drab
Wool Hats. Sign OF BLACK HAT.
aug % Opposite Va Hotel
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/ w MITCHELL, Commissioner.
PAULL. 80 nug ~

d NIIANCERY SALE Pursuant to n srerce
- made 10y the Circuit Superior Coott ii Law
aud Chnnccry iof Ohio county. at the spring term
1913. IN the suit ~ Chanccry between Howell and
Hall, compliments, and Marh Dsugsss and Others,
defendants. I will, on Wednesday The Isi day Of
Ocioher, 1915, eel nj pubic auction. al the front
door oi The Court House of Ohlo county. virginin
ihc following real essie.viz-Iot No 242 situate in
East Wheeling near Wheeling creek; al,o u iraci Of
Iind situate Oh Short creek IA Ohio county. convey
ca TO SAID Douglass by william Bukey and others.
by decd dated March ooh. 1856. estimated Ia con
tam Two hundte,i and ihrly aud one half acres
inire or less. and row in The Occupancy Of Mark
Douglass
lERMS-ritc per cen; OF tie purchase money
TO he paIl ia hand and the residue in one. iwo and
three years. The purchaser giving bond with good
security, bearing interest from the dny e sale.
sep ZJACOB. Trustee g. Commissioner
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Rem G0ofS.

NEW GoODS.
456 PACKAGES CHINA Il eUEENSWARE.
HUST RECEIVED and now opening, n fresh
- surply of NEW GOODS. suitable for CITY aud
Country Trade, consisting III pari oi, VIZ:
n - HIiDS FLOWING Blue CHINA Dim
Il - ner. Tea aud Toilette Set;
"A HlibS new Fancy Toilette Set, very l1ise
aud complete;
A CASKS Rich English China Tea Scis. Coz
n " fees. Pitchers. Mus. Baskets, &c &c;
e. CASES RICH FRENCH CHINA. COM
II . prising snperb assortment Of Tea Sets
c. flee and Chocolate Cups aud Saucers, square
Cologne Borles. Card Baskets. Fruit Baskets. Mugs
Vases Pchetsi richly detofalod and embUssed Fruit
Slandsi &c SC.
80 Hlit,s .hiie' raised. figured. enamelled
u ~ usire6g'd gold band Tea Sets. P:ichcrs.& c
3S khds white stone China D,nner. Tea and
Toilette Sets; Teas, Bowls. jugs. Plates. Dishes
Bakers. Cover Dishes, &c SC;
~ hhds raised iig ID siune China Dinner Tea and
Toilette Scis; Teas Bowls. Jups Plates. Dishes Sc
~ hbds new style fancy decorated Stone China
Tea Sells; Teas B,M Is, Jugs. Plates. Dishes. &c.
|. 25 Crates line Enaoelled Ware, Consisting OF
Ten Sets, Teas. Bowls. Jugs. Plates. Dishes. &c.
ALSO: 2G5 Crates fresh made LIverpon and
9ueenswnrc. comprising full AT Il general nssori.
,eni Of printed. all coors. edged, cu6rcd c & aud
painted. oi latest style. shapes. &c.
ALSO An extensive stock OF Cut. Plain and
Pressed Fluled GLASS WARE. consisting OF The usual
assortment in our line.
All OF which Nil he sold as cheap rs any house
in this. br any other city in the Uniuh iot cash. OF
on The usual credit To puscIual buyers.
Packing particularly attended TO.
F. NJ KERR e. co.
aug 80 I'm $50 Baltimore Fl. Baltimore.
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casS Va e He &D
CONiNITesIONEU,S SAII

Samuel h'w'hcr lie, u. against James 1 s
Coaics aud ether; IN
James Ml.urc. ng,,,st the same; fC1a,esyv
John NJ Lutc. against the same
9DV EIItne ~ the punt dcctcc made in ihcso
q y causes by the Circuit superior Conn oi Law
and choncary ct the county III Ohio, un tho lIih
day Of June 1916 Will ,nrt Gur ssle nj The front
door of the conrl house al IA county. or Monday
The 2Dh day oi September next thai portion uf lot
No Is. situated ia Jonathan Zancs addition Ia
Wheeling, embraced within the following bounds.
To vii: Eeginnins at the Son'h wea corner VI sud
lot On Market street. thence rorihtasierly along
Market street 2f feet, thence nj right angles with
Market street TO tho west sfie of tho Turnpike,
road. thence s"nrheris wih The west side of sand
road to the southern line of satd loi. anJ thence
With said southern line to The beginning. The snid
portion OF said la, will be sold in separate and
equal moieiies. by a lane fuiinihg parallel with
Market street.
TERMs--One hutih Of The purchase money in
hand; aud the tesidhc ~ iMo equal ins'olm nis.
payable ia six md twelve months. the purchaser
giving bond aud security therefor bearing infefest,
from the day al sale = and the i,c retained uriil
pay mchi in full
w MITCHELL, Commissioned
Fault 50 apg ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

TgRUSTEE'S SALE OF STEAM DOAT--By
i virtue Of deed of Trust from The owners Ia
me. bearing date the 1t day Of September 1915.
shall. Tuesday. the 2iIh inst OF the public land.
,ne the city di Wheeling at 10 o'clock a NJ sell
10 The h;ghssi and best bidder, public auction ior
ready money. The Slerh Boat MINSTREL now
lying in the Por of Wheeling. with her fhaehineiy
furniture and equipment.
PERSONS jesirous Of purchasing can examine the
bent and ft any furhet information dre fefered ia
James s WHEAT, Attorney at Law, Wheeling, Va
or can call On The subscriber.
JAMES X BAKER, trustee.
NJOFICE 70 CREDITORS OF S d MIN.
~ SrREE.=-The deed of Trust above mention
ed being made fur The henefi OF Creditors all per.
sons having claims against The Of saiJ seatt
boat, are REQUESTED 10 fe Them or before the
day of sale. properly authenticated. either with the
subscriber or james s Wheat.
JAMES BAKEft, Trustee.
Spirit of The Age. Pittsburgh. Pa; Cincinnati Ga
2eic. Cincinnati. Ohio; Louisville Journal. Louis,
vile. XVI please give the above three insertion,
each, and charge this Office. Mark the price.
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wYLtE ~. OLDHAM.

ATTORN EY AT l. a w.
VETlLL PRACTICE IN The Couds Of Marshall.
Wv Tyler and Ohio counties. Va OFricE At
NAWnsiLC. N. Va GRAVE CREEK P,sr OFFICE.
. epn
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SIuARr on THE APOCALYPSE - fcy
CNscs Of ih,s valuahlc work hy Moses Snnr
tgrsse JOHN lAswELL, UnIon 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

Grand consolidated Lpttery Of Deiao re y Georgia
Class n" 6l. 10 be drawn at Wilmington. Sept Of
oi $4,000 OF 900 | OF 1910 90 al 1000
GIG Nos, II ballots Tickets | o dolls Certificate
OF % whvles 1876 dollars. Shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
5000 DOLLARS.

Pokomoke River Lottery, class 1872
To he drawn NJ Wilmington. Thursday, Sap,'r 2i
"f $4,000 l OF 400 1860 of 1909;
40 Nos, Ia balIois Tickets . dolls. Cerlifcai.
OF 25 wholes 26 dollars. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
$4,000!

Grand consolidated Lottery Of DeiawaIe 4 Georgia,
Class No 60, To he drawn M Wilmington, Del.
on Saturday. September 30. 1916.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Of $4,000 oi 10000 OF 10000 | OF 5000
10 numbers IL ballots. Whole Tickets 10 dolls
Certificate Of package 90 mholes $50 dollars
Shares IN proportion.
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81 600,

Pokomoko River LOTTERY. class No lei.
To he drawn nj Wilmington. Thursday Sepir / 8
I of $1,000 l OF $500 l OF 1900 OF lac
ID Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets = dolls. Ccrifica,,
OF "a whoes % dolls. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
NEW FALL GOODs-FIRsrIN MARKET

NEW FALL GOODS-FIRSTI IN MARKET.
AsENSENEY d RHODES. are now opening a
~ new and desirable stock Fall Goods. comprI-
sing "A pretty general assorImeni such as Cloths.
Cassmeres, Saiineits, Merino, Yesiings. Cashmere.
Silks. dark Ginghams. American and British Prints
Gloves. Hosiery, Geniemen's woollen cotton and
Silk Shirts and Druwers; Lambs Wool half Hose
&c We respectfully invite our city and country
fIiunds to give us call, are prepared 10 sell
goods on ,eims, such as we believe will give salts
action. aug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

ew Orders for Tickets and Shares md Ceriif.
Gates IN The above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an account Of each
DRAWING will be sent Immediately after il is over
10 all who order from free of postage both ways
Address, JOHN NJ CLARKE.
sep Richmond Va
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MOSES POTTER. =. NJ. kern.
WHOLESALE
QUEENSWARE HOUSE.
Z. NJ. kerr d. CO.,
$50 MARKET STREET..
at,h 20 BALTIMORE.

"a EW MUSIC.-,usi reed The lorcs, and mos
" Fashionable Mu.ic. irath the Operas OF III,
= Bohemian Gnl, 'LeoHora,' &c.
aug &c JAS MELLOR. Union St.
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SI6OOO,

Pokonoke River Lottery. class No 100
To he drawn at Wilmington, Tuesday, SepI'r 90
Of $4,000 i OF 5000 Of 5000 / OF $500
Jackets 5 dolls Certificate of package ..
whules Ga dollar Shares i'm pror nrilun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

&c ATS! HATS!--The fire and preiiiesi Bea.
n n yer Hats in The city, OF The latest Style Al
So general assortment Of Hats for sale Wholesale
and retail by w w 81 s III JIMES0N.
sep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

THNHE COTTAGE FEMALE SCHOOL.-Thc
IA Summer term 10 This school will close on
Friday The 18Th inst. There will be IN examina-
lion Of the pupils on tha, day. which The patents
and friends are invited To attend
The Winter Term will commence on Monday
the 20ih OF October.
Tuition from six to eight dollars per Quarter.
Boatdcrs--S70 Tot the Winter Term Of five months
sep IL 81 JAS w NEHEMIAH.
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EDRYU.N'H'N Ese1.55I5.

We take great pleasure in laying before onr
patrons. and the public generally. the following
schemes for September knowing them To be bc,,rr
than any others offered tn the public West of the
mountains. Send IN your orders for Packages.
This is the mos, popular way of ndvcniuring in
Lotteries. | say ogain. send in your orders with
cash or prize tickets enclosed. aud they will me,
with as much attention II personally applied for.
All orders come perfectly safe by mail
N l. DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

The Subscriber returns his thanks for past orders
--nnd having within inc last m NTH sent 10 Coun.
try Customers one prize OF So 000 & several prizes Of
81 600. $500. $500. &c &c. he is convinced that
few at least have not regretted the small amounts
invested. lie how invites attention To the shoii
sketch ola few Very Rich Schemes annexed
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3OF sIOOOO-3 OF $1,000.

.Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 1914
To be drawn at Wilmington. Monday. Sepl'r IS
l OF slOOOl l oi 10000 l Of 10000 3ol 5000
10 Nos. IA ballots. Tickets dolls. Certificate
OF 26 wholes | l6 dollars Sha res in proportion
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RIIDOOf

POkomoke River Lottery. class No 1873.
To be drawn nj Whining ton, Friday. Sept 10.
! OF $4,000 OF 1000 l Of 5000 Of 1000
10 Ms. IL ballots. Tickets 4 dolls Certificate
u 70 MhOes 80 dolls Shares in ptOpoton.
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ID: BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Heading Rooms, opposite the ST. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
Tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention it left with him.
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SMALL FRY LOTTER

"a Office to those whom il may concem. that
Ia whereas large amount Of Scrip, such as Ale
legheny county and city, and city Of Pittsburgh Is
IN circulation in our city al this lime. This is
therefore 10 inform those indob 10 The city on
account OF Wafer rens, that that description Of pa
per will not be received. IL will not be placed on
depUsiio. sop ~ MURRAY.