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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

A Small lot of Seasoned PINE PLANK for
"A sale. Enquire at the Farmers Store.
q. G.. Manney.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

raw Goods.
G. nj. Peck, 146 Pearl street.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-03

China, Glass, end Ehtn Ware.
Henry w. Haydock, 276 Pearl street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-17
when FsRRANp r. MEERILL, ESQ, of Montpelier

Jos: DanOrth,
.. Petitions Referred or Peter Starr and 9th.
ers for renewal Of the charter of the Bank Of
Middlebury, to the committee on Banks; OF
ARENAS Dixon, to the committee OF Claims /; ot
Asa George and others, and c. Shipman and
others, 10 restore the enrolled militia 10 the same
footing as under the law of 1918, to coulmit,e &c
on military affairs; Of E. D. Barber and Sc
others, VIM. L. Hawkins and 81 others. to the
committee on Education; of John Keton and
others. TO form Avery's gore and part Of Ripton
into town, to select committee Of three; OF
Pcrsillon Moore, to the General committee.
SENATE
2o'cLocK r. NJ
Report. or commi,te OH Banks, in favor OF
the bill amending chan. 90 Of the Revised Stat.
utes. The bill was taken up and passed.
Joint Resolution. BY Mr.. Billings. to appoint
a co'nmitte Of two, on the part Of the Senate, to
prepare joint rules adopted.
Petitions Presented. BY Mr. Woodbridge, OF
Anon Bailey and AZ others; by Mr. Onion, Of
O. L. Shafter and 4S others, OF Moses Bliss and
IL others, Of N Staples and 81 others by Mr.
Button, Of L NJ Walker and ~ others; by Mr.
Chittenden, Of d A Barber and ~ others-all
. referred to the committee on Education.
HOUSE.
Petitions. OF Charles F Adams and 44O 9th.
cre, Zmri Howe and 9l others, l}enj. Maclay
and IS others, o l. Shafter and 4s others, N
Peck and lob others, Jonas G Stiles and 4e
Others, d r Barber and % others, David Downs
and 20 others. John II Myres and 90 others, II
Barstow and 10 others, James Roberts and
others, John II Worcester and LA others
Horace Wilcox, and 4s Others, Timothy Shedd
and "a others, Truman Gausha and 60 others,
Samuel Mills and Is others, Lewis M Walker
and II others, all asking for an improvement in
common schools referred to the cnmmtte OH
Education. Of r w Reyes and I'll others. for
an alteration Of the militia law, to committee on
military affairs. OF Enos Merrill and others,
on peace, laid on the table to be referred with
other petitions on the same subject. OF Horace
Looms and 80 others. and L + Englesby and
II others. referred to Judiciary committee.
Bills Introduced. BY Mr. Russell, taxing
Ch'ttenden county cents on the list Of lS45
referred to members Of that county. BY Mr.
Goodhue, to repeal act Of lSi2 relating to col
lection Of state taxes; referred to general com.
mi,tee. Bv Mr. Russell, to incorporate the
Winooski Mill Company; referred to Judiciary
committee.
Resolution. By Mr. s'evens. for joint assem-.
bly, Tomorrow al 10 o'clock A. NJ. to elect Sec.
rotary Of State and Auditor Of Accounts; adopted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-17

have spoken Of that part of the fund which consists
Of The Indebtedness Of the State, amounting at this
time, to the sum Of PA 800 So An oct to annul this
Indebtedness, would leave to I've disposed Of the sum
OF SlOb90 a. invested in individual securities bearing
interest. None would think of suffering this sum 10
accumulate, even with the addition of the six per
cent on bank profits, and the income from pedlars'
licenses, with a view Of making them available for
schools, under the act Of 1925.
The dennnd for funds to aid in putting in operation
a system Of common school Improvement, such as
the State needs and public sentiment evidently de.
mands, suggests the direction which might be given
to- part. or all, Of those sources Of income, when
released from Their present connection II Is believed
that the annually accrunq interest on that portion of
the present school fund, loaned private securities
together with the annual income from pedlar's lcen.
ses would be sufficient for that purpose We may
thus institute system Of Supervision and Accounta.
biny which shall give concentration and energy 10
the present efforts 10 raise the Standard and multiply
the facilities Of education, until the minds Of the mass
Of our chidren-the happy mineing Of the poor and
the rich togeher-shal feel it's equazing and eeva.
ting power. Thus while comforting subsian al ben.
efts on the present generation, we msy send forward
an influence, which shall flow on, in continually
widening stream Of benefits and blessings 10 the gen.
erations that shall succeed us 10 the end Of time.
Should il be found that interest Of the Present,
or OF future generations can be benefited by conn-
nonce Of the State Indebtedness to be fund Of which
have spoken, and the Indebtedness should be can
ceed, the State debt would then stand as follows:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-17

The necessity of more efectua provision for pre-
venting the evils ressng from the practice Of taking
unlawful interest," inaare' ms .Ssn to invite 10 the
Our laws have long prohibited The taking OF inter.
est above the rate Of six per centum per snnum. All
the reasons which have induced The enactment and
continuance ofthe prohbi'ion obviously urge rs en-
sderation tina, hsbitu. IMMUNITY 10 The violation of
II the law s;to remain on the statute book, should
notbe left without adequate provision for s enforce
ment; No such provision now exists. The only
goods sod end delivered for the recovery OF the
interest received unawfuy to be sustained BY COM
mon law evidence Of its payments process which
experience has atundanily shown can very rarely he
portant right TO the chance discovery Of testimony
10 trans action, which, from lis very nature. 10
guarded with the Profoundest secrecy,s but mock
cry Of justice.
made which shal give remedy, better suited To- the
nature of the case-a remedy which shall hnd its
means Of enforcement in an appeal IN some form, to
the conscience Of the receiver OF unlawful interest.
Our connection with the Federal Union whose
power reaches, and deeply affects, our interests,
makes i our right andeur duty, frequently 10 review
s legislation, and subject s policy present and pros.
peeiise, 10 examinsion. The duty hes never been
more imperative haosi " present moment, not only
on account Of tho geei importance OF tho questions
in issue before the esumry but from consideration
OF the obvious and ncssasna tendency to OF
Federal administration, wholly psr'i,an in it: charac-
ter and bent on securing sectional ascendancy,
minis,ering to purposes ofpotca ambition, as to lose
sight, too oen, Of The just ml,s Of constitutional
power.
Since The last session Of the General Assembly, an
impo tan, step hs. been taken towards the annexa-
ton OF foreign government to our Conf.dsracy.-
This has been done hy The adoption Of joint resolu-
ton by Congress, declaring lis consent that " the
ing TO Tie republic Of Texas may be sTsried into :
new state, in order that the may be admitted
one Of the States Of this Union" This consent 10 de-
eisred 10 be given upon the eondtn that the const'
tsiion 10 BE- formed By he people Of Ts1ss, shsl BE-
transmitted 70 the President Of The United States ITO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
IB VA q &c &as .


kDN virtue 81 a deed "i TcugI dated the 18Th
eP day of Oc"hcr. lSt2. executed by liirum
Mu'ir 10 iEc as Trustee. secsr re- the "a, mcni OF
certain dents IN said deed mentioned. shall oflct
~ public sale tn Tie highest bidder. NJ the from
door ct the Couri ifruse, ON Monday the 5Ih day
OF May tho following described rcnl prurefr,.
VIZ; Lu, No IL. situate on tic North side oC warct
street. in that part Of Middle Wheeling lad oil :Sru
lots by Noah Lhne, john Fawccu md uihrts.
Also. lot number l35 ia East WI, cling. aud OF.
Which IL erected a good brick tenement.
The title Ia the above property - believed e. h.
ndispuahle. butscling as trustee shall only con-
vev such uilc ~ Is vested in nc by said decd.
TERMS OF SALE CASH
up 9-ls JAS A CLARKE. Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until the % inst.
The above sale il postpone until NJ MAY the
Tth day Of July next. Terms cash. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
TRU sTEh,S SALT,

Writ ne of n deed Of trust from nuher Bald
q - win to the subscriber bearing date the 29Dh
day Of October lsll and recorded in the Clerks Of
fee Of tho county court OF Ohio county. shall sell
on SATURDAY the 2lsl day ofiuue 1915 ut the front
door OF lac count house OF Ohio county at public auc.
lion Ia the highest bddcrihe following lots ~ parcels
If ground that is 20 say, Lot No no nj the cotnor o
Fihh and Zane streets IN lac city of Wheeling. north
Il Zane and east al Fiih street. a lsD. the wesI
nall 81 Lot No us. Immediately adjoining said LII
M i76. Alss. Lots Nos % 81 - and 90 ON Clay
street between Fourth and Fifh sts IA Updeg all 5
addition 10 The said city ofWheeling Alsos Lot No
~ al the corner &c said Fourth and Clay sreeis ia
said addition and ciiy Immediately opposite said
Lot N"2O. Also. Two thirds oi LIT IN IA adjoining
-aid Lot No - the ppuon Of said Lot No convey.
cd To the subscriber hcing the part thereof
Also. west half OF Ienis Sos 10 and .. Immediately
adjoining said LII No | /. ia SAID addition mud city
Aho Lot No -. fronting IN SAID Fourth 81 d9l feet
and adj lining said OTIS Nos - aud IL. Also. the
one nndi yided third part of twenty acres OF Land
and The Coal aud CpaI privilcgcs and rights, ada
cent To The cay OF Wheeling. OH Stone Coal Run
beng the same sold hy William Chapline to one
Henry Moore and said Baldwin. ~ will he seen by
a deed recorded IN said Office in Deed Book 2 T.,
| page 22e.
| Terma mcdc known on The day II sale. Selling
rs Trustee, ! shall convey Ia The purchaser only
such title is vested IN by said deed of trnsi
may IL EDW II FIrZHCGH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
TUE AGE OF TILE IADIIS

THE AGE OF THE LADIES.-A pleas
ants cheeriul, lively, generous, charitable
minded woman is never old. Her heart is as
young at go or TO- as it was at Is or 20. and
they who are old at 60 or 20 are not made old
by time. They are made old by the ravages of
passions and feelings of an unsocial and un-
generous nature, which have cankered their
minds, wrinkled their spirits, and withered
their souls. They are made old by jealousy.
by hatred, by suspicious, by unchartable feel
ings; by slandering, scandalizing, illbred hab-
its; which, if they avoid, they preserve their
youth to the very last: so that the child shall
die, as the Scriptures say, hundred years old.
There are many old women who pride them
selves on being Is or 20. They carry all the
characteristics OF age about them without even
suspecting that they are old women. Nav.
they even laugh and sncer, and make them
selves merry with such mirth as malice can
enJoy-by sarcastic reflections upon the age
OIL others-who may step in modestly between
rhefn and admiration, or break down the mo-
nopoly of attraction which they have enioycd
Tor season, either in imagination or reality.
Pride is an old passion, and vanity is as grey
as the mountains. They are old women that
nave much oil either. They are dry, heartless
dull indifferent: They want the well spring OF
youthful affection, which is ALWAYS cheerful
alwaysactivc, always engaged in some labor of
love, which is calculated to promote and dis
tribute enjoyment. They pine, repine, sigh
and groan ;ithey yawn and stretch themselves;
they murmur, grumble, long, fret, fown ;
.-bp,snap, snarl, curl and vapor. They 90 to
bed IN the morning; they breakfast in bed
they find fault with this, and that and tother
thing they make even their own children run
away from them and take refuge iii the cellar
or the back kitchen, or any other place that
may rid them of the old woman And the
children, on such occasions, also call them old
by an instinct of nature. Old woman old la
dy, old grim face, old grippe, or any other nick
name with the epithet old prefixed to it, is as
commonly applied by children to bad temper
cd mothers, nurses, or aunts, as pretty, kind
sweet, dear, and other youthful epithets, are
lnstinctively applied to the goodhumored
grandmam with her wrinkled face. Thefe il
an old age of the heart, which is possessed by
many, who have no suspicion that there is any
thing old about them, and there is youth
which never grows old, Love who is ever a
boy, a Psyche who is ever girl.-Londo,
Dispatch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

LATEST FROM TEXAS.-The New Or
leans Picaymie contains news from Houston.
Texas, to the eth ult. The u. S. SQUADRON
mad left Galveston TO go down the Gulf.
The recommendation of President Jones for
eiec'ing delegates to the Peoples Convention,
was received with general favor except in the
west and it was thought they would give way.
The Houston Star states that the Mex;cap
forces are moving upon the Rio Grand. with
The design OF occupying station east of that
river.
1t says information has been received at
Corpus Chris'y that Mexico is playing deep
scheme OF treaehery, but her motloiis are wat
'thed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

CHARMING ECCENTRICITIESI IN ALA.
DY.-Among the notices of fashionable ladies
IN Partisan society, a description is given Of
Madame Fa-, who represents i'm Paris one
OF the colonies, and is. without contradictions
the most distinguished person in the society
OF that city. She lives in great splendor. is
full OF grace, esprit, intellect and taste--is
good musician, an admirable whist-player. a
good shot, andnumber five OF the list of chess
players IN France; without rival in the waltz.
she can waltz backwards ten minutes tooeth'
er and then stop only out of sheer pity for her
cavalier. She is, indeed, full of the most
charming eccentricities. 1t was at her house
that the Polka and the Mazurka made their dc.
but in Paris.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
MITE ID TATEs HOTEL
WATER SrRk En-
WiIEELIlNG ~

~ WHEELING. Va
ME undersigned rcspeeiC,l,v ,nG,,,,,,. ,,,h-
- lie. that they have leased IN. ab.vc hons.
Term oil years; have had it entirely re. modelled.
a''u very much improved in The arrangement, O, its
rooms aud Porches; have had It newly and hand
somey painted carpeied and papcrod Throughout.
~, .u newly furnished, in style unsurpassed by any
no,e, III 'he west Every article u ea,irely new.
aad the whole house brilliantly LIGHTED with ,os
They offer the ACCOMMODATION. of the hous. In
oe pnohc. iully determined, that oil guests shall
nd nj their house. entertainment tina, will no, fail
To aford satisfaction
rom The superior orrnngcms MT Of the House and
IaoIe and The location Of tho house in irsni OF the
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. that
They will receive n liberal share Of pu bic patronage
may 8 MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
A sTHMA, or difficulty Of breniain, ia cous


A STHMA, or difficulty OF breathing ia caused
~ by collection The morbid humors IN the
ar cells Of the lungs. which prevent them from
bong duly c1panded--henoe difficult and IpbUrious
breathing. cough. great oppression Of ihe breast.
pain IN tho head paPiia'ion Of the heart, snd many
other distressing complaints.
Wrighfs Ipdign Vegetable Pills. are al ways GER.
tain to give relief in Asthma. because they purge
from Inc body those hufhJrs which, when lodged ~
the lungs. ATE The cousc Of this drendiul complaint
From four 10 OF said Indian Vegetable Pills "a.
ken every night on going Ia bel, VIII 10 a short
time not only carry N The pnsl VIOLENT IL of Asth
ma. but II ussJ occasionally Afterwards, wlil Keep
The system 80 completely free frrm Ill bod Lumurs
Ihat Asihrrl, or indeed any other maaiy, will he
impossible
CAurfov 70 AGFSrs--Sorc keepers and agent.
are respectfully informed that medicine purpnuina
a. be lndlan Pills made by onc G. Benjamin Smith
NJ New York. and sold hy various store keepers
bfh IN tho city md country. are not The genuine
Wnghfs Indian Vegetable Pills. bui merely
miserable imitation. Tho only security ng1ins
imposition 90 purchase ~ 'hc Offices No 60 Roc,
street Philadelphia. No I9S fremont street., BostoG
/ No 2sS GrccnWich sinoci between Reed end
Chambers Streets. New York, and be particular "
all cascs to ask for wugH's Indian Vegetable Pills
Remember. beware Of MI sugar coated Connlor
| fci's and 30 particular to ask for Wrghrs iudaI
Vegetable Pills
For sale OF JAMES MELLORS Variety store
! Uni,n ~, Wheeling. Va. may %
n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

nor SALE VERY Iowa confectionery
IL and Reireshment establishment, fnvorably
situated on Main street in tins city, will be sold
very low iiopplcaiion be made soon. The csinb-
lishment comprises good AZ sor,ment Of all kinds
Candies. Preserves and Fruits. which will be sold
together with The fx'ures aud Furniture on very
favorable Terms. The establishment has done The
best business Of any establishment in the city. but
The proprietor being engaged in other business. can.
not give II his attention. Enquire al this Office
Tray 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
EHANCERS SALE Pursuant to jon

THANCERS SALE Pursuant to Ioui
~ decree made bv the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccry for Ohio county. on The tenth
day oi June 1853. IN two several suits IN Chaurcrv
therein pending. one between THE MERCHANTS
AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING
Complainant, aud RICHARD Mcclure Il orkets,
Defendants. and the other between THE NORTH
WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, Complainant,
against the said RICHARD MCCLURE and Others
Defendants. will on TUESDAY, TIE FIRST
DAY OF Jul Y NENr. USl5,) sell at public
auction before the front door vi the Court house OF
Ohio coun,y, Commencing said sale at half rasl tw
o'clock. NJ the lots numhe red FORTY FIVE
aud SIXTY NINE mentioned IN said decree fnr 81
much thereof as shall he sut'icos To pay The debts
unL costs mentioned IN said decree. chnre cable
! Ihcrcon;l on the following TERMS OF SALE. the
purchase money 10 be payable in thee equal install.
menis, in one, Two and three years, respectively.
viii interest from Tie day Of sale the purchaser
giving sufficient security Cor The payment OF The
purchase ti"ney aud HE tile TO be retained until
pnymcni IN full
| Said Lo 10 is situated on The East side Of Mani
street and North side OF Pine Alley in the Ciiy oil
Wheeling, ~ Ohin county. and SAID Lot Co. on the
West side oi Market street and North side OF i ne
Alley in the same ciy-Ihe two adjnnng each other
| ISAAC w MITCHELL.
! may - Commission er.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
(c<elZ,,a
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Under this head will be found all the inn.
important news from last nights eastern mai,

we learn from the Boston Times that a fire
broke out uear the College in Cambridge, ON
friday morning last, which consumed several
shops and some buildings belonging to the
oonege' among other things the celebrated pic
,"Ie' the panorama of Athens, valuedat so 1000
dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

Main street, rest side, a tt,o doors bclow Mar.
Ret Aiiev.
BOUTS, SHOES AND LEATHER
CoNNELLf IL SONS, would respc,,6,,I
INFORM their friends ond the public rener,lly
'na' 'hey are now receiving large and well ,s.e
'eu STOCK OF Boots and Shoes Of every dcscrio,ion
aho qnaiily' whn they prepared to sell a, Io,y rs
,ney can DC had IN The city Their stock consists
in part follows: wv" N'"S'S'S
300 pairs Mems stout CalfBoo,s
2oU do do KIN do
l50 do light Calf do
SuV do do Morocco Boots
81? ,0O DO Thick Kip Brogans
IoO do Calf do
~OO dc Seal and Morocco Brogans
% do Lasting Caters
3O0 do, Seal and Morocco Nullifep
2OO pairs Women'P Morocco Lice Boots
100 do Kip do do
300 pairs Ladies KID Slirpeis
200 pairs Misses do Spring Slippers
25O do Seal and Kid Buskins
100 do KID Ankle-Ties
$50 do Half Caters
20 pairs Ladies' colored Slippers
iOUo do Children's shoes different Qualities
4O0 do Youths grained shoes
lou do do Calf do
iO0 do Ladies' Cater Boots
lOO do do Walking shoes and Busklns
2oU do do Peggcd Morocco Buskins
together with great many different Qualities.
100 numerous TO mention. Also n good assortment
OF best Baltimore Spanish. Red and Country Sole
Leather. few dozens best Boot Morocco, NIGGA
dore Md and French Morocco skins; striped bind.
'ngs; Travelling Valises and Carpet Bag, superior
q"a''y' Civ" us call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

DRlMERS. PRlMERS!--Just published an
n edition Of 5000 URed States Primers. the
oesi eiiIion how published, and will he sold chenp
ny The dozen or gross. Country Merchants would
do well 10 call and examine The Primer and The price
before purchasing elsewhere, as will sell cheape
than sold al any other bookstore in The place.
may 30 VIM ROBB cor Main e. Union SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

SstPELLERS SPELLERSg-Ano'hcr supply ol
- United slntcs. Eicmentary and Cobb's Spelling
Borks. Just received and fot sale loyv Nv
may % - + HOR EBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

The MNnlty case is before the Circnit
Court at Washington. 1t attracts considera-
bic interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

nIANCERY SALE-Lor IL ~ SQUARE
~ 20.-fnJsunnt 10 the decree made Ivy the
Circuit Superior Coat Of Law and Chanccry Tor
Obi" county, Nirsina, on the filth day OF February
! ie45. in HE snil IN chantery between P&RKER
CAMPBELL complainant. and SAMUEL LYON AMI
Nancy ms WIFE, JOHN RircHIE AND OTHERS
deiendanisI will on Monday. the SIXTEEN NTH
day Of JUNE 1916. sell al public auction, at tho
roni door OF The court house ~ said county The lot
Of ground (wiIh Tie nppurIenances) mentioned in
SAID decree situate IN Belle Air addition Ia Whe,
ling, aud numbered ID. (iweivc) in square 30.
uwcniy) on The geHcra plat Of snid addilIcn. being
The samc LOT on which The SAID Nancy Lyon, former
ly resided.
TERAS-Ten per cent of the purchase money
TO he paid IN hand. aid the residue III equal install.
ments IN SIX, Twelve and eighteen months from The
day oisals. with interest from that day, The purcbu-
ser giving bond and security for The deferred
and The tile being retained further
security, until payment in full
w MITCHELL
may 10 Lux for Plif Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS -McGuHey's
~ Eclectic Isl, ID, Sd, and 4h Readers; just
reed and for sale low by
may 81 J g. T HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

a. BRLS S FLOUR. Kinsey Brand fol
~ family use. for sale by
may3l SIIRIVER a. STEELE, Water ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
$4O;OOO!

Grand consolidated Lottery Of Deiauare q Georgia
Class No 4S.
To tie drawn NJ Wilmington. Del Sainry June %
1 prize S4O0OO $4,000 prize $4,000 is $4,000
ouo9 1000 5000 5000
sa 256o 1868 80 1000 10000
so $50 1880
10 Nos. 10 drawn ballots Tickets SIS. Cert.
hcalo Of package 25 whole tickets will he sen,
Tor STA shares in proportion. T.is is another extra
chance for prize.