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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13
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Swiss Journs furnishes curious anecdoe Of the ef-
fleets of cold waer which IL certainly equsl any Of the
wonders that Prcsn aud his followers produce Of tho
astonishing effects q her therapeutic agent Every pspef
should copy II for the benefit Of the afflicted:
"A married couple. who had for several years lived in
state n harmony determined part and made
an appointment with each other 10 meet notary's 10
sign the deed OF separation. To arrive at the Office u the
II law they had lake, and ast happened, they
both embarked in the boat On thrir passage storm
and the boat upset The husband being good
fner reached the shore safety looking round him
70 The fate % his fellow psssoneer he discovered his
wife st struggling for her hfe but in imminent danger
feeling OF his esry affection returned 90 him, snd plungng
again into the wsier he swan her, snd vaceeeded IN
eung her. When she recovered herself snd learned
whom she owed her fe she threw herself into bic arms
lie ebrseed her with equs cordially, and they an
oblivion pf oil their differences and that they would live and
die q rcfbsr, --CHsrLKsTos MrscurY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

" We are requested To state That vrvosxr wfrcuEr
O. will not be candidate 10 represent tho County u Pitt
sylyania In the next House Of Delegates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

We have received from Mr. J. W. Randolph the 18Th
No. Of iIarper's Illuminated Edition Of the Bible.
Also the 9Th No. Of THfRwALLSs GREECE and the
BELLS-s Goblin Sto,y by Dskons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

" We have received copy Of on interesting address.
the History Objects and Principles Of the Order Of the
Sons Of Temperance, delivered In this psce Dee I'd 1884,
by Abel Fletcher. W. r. of s,m.on Division No. which
is ot sss Of the BOoksO Of Uesr. Eye and s. r. Bar
clay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-13

ARD LAMPS II hsve baud the assortment,
Of besutfni n solar Lard Lamps. hssdsome
shics srd dror. the City rroucs E,ey Thing IN The
lamp wy keeP-amp feeders Lamp wick All kinds Ismp
Classes Lamp sadc cot I'D plain such prices
pe,se CAa AZ No. I0s, wsss main
sl3 JAMES EVANS
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ME WEEKLY YOLUME.-.snbscrin-

U'FTF FVTFt
n ton ~g BE- received NJ the Bo- 81 subschers,
Ageus snth N"sty Volume, Commenced Januafy ts 1875
NJ tan % Wadu's i1-sry ~ large and type
u ecd az Idhau,
su'aniisi PAPER -aad cost Ts'rn' ou'
advance. EIs DKtSKgR q hOgAIs.
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NEW STEAMER TO NORFOLK.

Z = Il HV HTItHUIU HtW FI'HIHvT JUN
.s-Ecr-r. MARSHALL will make n trip Fddsy the 18Th
and Monday the I7th Port walan Norfok Pas
dsous N making ifai of this Will oypor-
uniy Of ts superior advantages respect erped5r
and The steamer
viii start from the Richmond and Petersburg Depot osocE A.
VI. feb Ig-1t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HssA Wslv &sv or 10 s'sissk, q. ~
N. ARRIVED,
sehr Manchester, Worth. New York, sund irs
Brig Josephine, Robinson New Orleans sundries
sehr Elmyra Rogers salter, New Yort, ballast. .art
SAILED,
Sehr Lagrange Green. Philadephia 80
sehr WIN. w. wyer. Baker Boston.
w.LrnALl- Feby 18th and sthAuived and Sailed
John Marshall Mitchell and freight Rseh
mond and Norfolk.
wALrHAt Feby I2th-Auived Baque Globe Rsins MASTER
from Philadelphia, to Warwick 4 Barksdals. ts
NEw YoRK Feby i-Arved sehr velaseo, from Riehmopd
Sehr Tus aroa, Smack from Richmond.
sehr Margaret Godfrey DIS n Riehmond
BosroS, Feb. t-Anved sehr Islasd Leeonps Rich
mond. .r. t.. .........--n
schr Hahant, Howe. Richmond.
BosTos. Feb. 5-Ckared. schr John Small Norfolk,
City Point and Richmond, Z n Reed
Arrived, Sehr china. Small, Richmond.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
HgSRIJVs 4 LIBBY'S LINE
TO SAIL ON THR 2JTH INSTANT.

SyN The fine Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. Joseph
~ Robinson being complete order w be csdy receive
Luiiams whaif For freight passage hay
inc superior Accommodations oT cabin ami plpcnge
Apply Z, Iapf on board JAs. FISHERS Sons,
hs or H.sKtNs n LBBY.
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NO. Is UARPER,s BIBLE. &c.

NO. 10 HARPER5 BIBLE, sc.
4 W RANDOLPH A. co. have received,
81 Hapcr's Bhie, No. "; IS eta
The Chimcs, by Dickens ets
No rhriwalrs Greece; IS
preseoas Ferdinand and slbes sps Mcsoo. vols
70 IL
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j. r. YORDS OFFICE.

Yse Lottery morning ooe 5000 10 Of isoo 10 ~
ioeo-s ,ons Of the prizes 10 be bad at IS seset
before O'Clock. -
ra emonow-siooo capasl. Tickets Risk on pacing.
OF " Whoies JIG halves .; quarters a-M
woRDr Once
Dane Ill
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

This invaluable medicine prepared fr an s.,en. p-...
tee OF several biou climate,
fail Of curing and Ee any above named
Those who suffering from diseases Of this kind those
who have become their eeets the
viii find the India chOagOgue invaluable redy Psri-
ingdhe blood and thoroughly cleansing from the the
The wonderful operation Of ohOsgorse in eradiesnr
from the human only explain srney
in the speedy thorough and Of fever and and
the various grades Of intermittent and evers.
From Hon Ross wnsrs ..Sg. Jth Dss,s
Mr.. Ed~ard Bingham. Detroit, Oct. 80, Is4i.
Dear srwh great pleasure fact eompets
and radical of the Fever and Agse with which viii
liam attacked, by the direOns Of DR.. o.
goods India choagogue He had attack
witnessed,
PrOvdn,iaIy led notice your advertisement in relation
this and the Of bottle broke
months have elapsed IT, and my
the health. II
should be generally known. ROSS WILKINS.
TnOwshIDo. Of aigs slats ssnass
lt BIRxIseHAN, Dec. 10, lszI.s
Mr. Biagiam-Tou wish o you know Of
OeoOds India cboIagogue medicine
the medicine generally kho~n
the Feuer and 9gue wouId disappear in Miehgan- -
procured the OF 1884, have good
believe that mye and family sseopedhs last rg
sequence o. its use - s,s .-.,.lt4r
Perhaps psnnsaas
has the fever and been prevalent the hast have
mended this medicine and when the disease
bafied skill Of physicians,
kn0n fail! universally produced the haPPy
Effects aud believe IL has been exceeded BY medicine IN
removing the bilious diseases the climate.
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN " r. TRoWBRIDGE.
From Hon. e. FARsswoRrH Chancellor Of ts Of ATegan
> DErRoIr
Mr. Edsrad Bingham, Druggist, Detroit . ss.sa -
sr-Ihave India choogogae and havs
opportunities witnessing saluiay effects when
Others believe valuable medicine for the evs
and and also that its proper will eerhaf
against it which who have beer
afflicted with il LIABLE Very respectfully, tsf
z. FARNswoRTH.
Prom ABBOTr, NJ D., Surgeon Uzsd STATE, Army
DETROIT, Oct I, ls4l.
Edvad Bingham Esq, for The sale Of the Indie Che
ggueI hereby certify used the India chsgOs1s
prepared by Charles osgOOd NJ D for ntermiish Te and Il
my sngune expectations The 81 said
disease confidence recommending perfectly safe
highly remedy for fever and ague, chill f
ague, intermittent T. fss.a
the medicine has this vicinity s1d IN
others has used acquired high reputation, and
every has been used knowledge, haa
produced speedy and the
health, when all other remedies have failed. +..fg
Respectfully yonr', LUcIUs ABBOTT
Sold in Cincinnati, Chic. Wholesale and retail by
t the West, their West-
pot for the sale Of valuable Family Medicines northeast
corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
Sold by ToMLINsoN BROTHERS IndisnaPolis A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09
NOV'ECE.

yr~E twelfth annual meeting Stockholders Of thu Branch
indianapolis Of the state Bank Of Indiana VIII be held al
mixing November next between
the NJ at which time and place
election will e cf Seven Directors on the part Of
b r. MORRIS, Cashier.
September o. 1915. 34-iuwstNs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

From Dr.. Batp, Springfield, BasAagisa CO. Ksi
Messrs. Sanford Springfield, Ky. May IA ls45
this opportunity of informing ypu Of
markabe performed upon by the of Dr. wisars Bal
OF Wild Cherry q. -
year Inflammation of bO~sis
which abored when gradually recovered;
tall Of 1881 attacked with cold, which seated
itself and for the of three years con-
fined bed Itried all kinds Of medicines and rsrey
Of medical aid without benefit snd thus wead along uhgl the
1874, heard Of "HTsar's BALKAN Of Wild chry
MY friends persuaded me give a though given up
all hopes recovery and had prepared myself for the change Of
world Through their solicitations induced make
Baisam Of Wild chrrrT - effect
truly astonishing. years Of affection, snsna suf7
frng; and aer having four zee hundred dear' to ne
purpose and the best and respectable physesns had Pove
unavang health by the Blessing 81
God and the Of DR. war's Basamo Wild Cherry se.
am now enjoying good heah such altered appear
longer known when meet former asqusnt-
= "a.
much person, and food
during the last months than had
five years before -, 20
Considering my almost miracle deem necessary for
the good afflicted the and
my -iow should know where relief be had
make this statement public 80 =.
May the blessings upon rropretors
bic a medicine wstar'' Basam of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully WIN. II. BAKEhs
aThe following letter from Doctor Ritebey Franklin Ind
who profession, among FIRST poll
State, shall speak for itself Communication Of ths
Genuine wis'ar's BsI'am of Wild Cherry -
Franklin, Ind April u, Is4s.
Mesu Sanford Pak-I have but bottles of ws, bal
wild remaining hand of the last lot furnished
yod. waited until had sold and had obtained
money before ordered another Pu such the
the article that lido wish be without and
anticipate little The for the last lot shall
forthcoming the lot disposed Of which, from tbs
made lately think will BE- but short time The et
basam many strikngly beneficial 9f
impotrs Upon thnn ether Pant Medicine
have ever known9 fail upon trial. and be-
ing sink into ds"se-
highly valued BY those Who haFs
tested virtues experienced healing efficacy IN their
cases Yours very respectfully, JAMES RITcHEY.
Price & per bottle Sold BY SANFORD a. PARK,
North Fourth and walnut
| And hr ToMIINSON BROTHERS, indianapolis. Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09
DIR. Jacob BecIxer's Celebrated
EYE LSAM.
A SPECIFIC FOR CHR 0FIC, SORE, INF LA
ED and WEAK EYES. -

A SPECIFIC FOH CHh OselCs OR11 IN - -
ED AND " Elk EYES. ..ss-
Among many exiordnay effected BY this truly wonder
Isl Balsam we have ouly for the following:-H .
8 g 8 6 g 8 9 4 q :
Of Cincinnati who ma, with the above an Astonishing
cure effected in three OF years standing o s
use of sBEcKER,s EYE BALsAM: The case referred 70
-, ~ - a, eho was born izf4.sd essids The ia
couuued 10 increases resisting all REMEDIES hr the spscs
~ seven Having 81 tie Smafkshie cures erected ~
Eve Basam' last resp meae ira Of H. and a"
ham, 4, certify that il effected psrmsnencure IN three "eeks
'sf' CHARLES NORTH, Finh doors west Of ytns-"
Slid sv To1faNsoS BROTHERS, tnsisnspeis az
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

TOHrLINSON BROTHERS ,sf..
Have been appointed agents indianapolis for the sale Of the
following valuable Medicines;- 80 -.
.. u BrisfOFs SsaFsapariIIa, '7s-'-" a
For curing seroa letters Eyseas Cancers, old and malignant
sores disorders evdencng impury Of
the blood Price 81 90 per bottle
pGridiey's Ointment, 49,, .s.s-
Called by many rideys Rsa om liz entire
terry TSuers Tor Rheum Sead Head Ragrorm etc
Price a bottle. =
~ DIR. Humphreys Vegetable 0intnlenf,
For ssfILEs No capable Of being
pared admirably adapted relief and thorough this
distressing disease Price 81 90 a jar. a. g
IJAIebasi's Poor Mans Piasterss .-
relieving every For backs,
all other diseases that require external
soothing and pleasant wears and those who once uss
hem wi buy no other Price only l29 c.s- -
HTFOsgate's AnOdyne Cordial, =
Highly recommended the medical faculty and others, the bes
Cholera Horbns, and
most Complaints OF Children. Price 81 cents bottle
nPDr. Stark w Gathers Hepatic Elixir,
Complaints, Dyssia, etc. See advertise
ment in another column Price 81 90 perboitie ? -
nDr. Wiliiarnson's Pain SOOther, =
For the win the obstinate In i've
contains particle Of kresoe oher
pnou His perfectly innocent fiioe Is Cts
a boule. sly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

Part Of the W or Of ST. 10 n, W, containing ~
ares also half Of the qr and mort
gsgea BY David awles loan. interest," 437 dolls Ga cts
The half Of az Of 80 and part Of the ~
az sec a. in all 07 and halls morgaged by Dan
Yount and John Yount loan, interest," ETC. 499 dolls on cts
The n W ar sec 9, 10 - containing 100 acres
,oostraged BY William Hole 6l0 dolls 43 CTS.
Fulton County.
The half frac 80, containing l2l 7o-l0O acres
mor,eased BY Hugh Miller loan, interest," etc. 475 dolls 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

The half Of the or Of sec No. 49, H. e. mort
gagged by Benjamin DevoTe; loan, interest," &c $6lI 81
Dearborn County
Part Of the half Of the or Of sec 80, 6, west
containing 80 mortgaged BY Benjamin Sylvester
loan, interest, sc. S57S o.
The third Of the or Of 2, n, W, containing
so morgaged by Servitus Tuft: loan, interest sc
1921 o.
The half Of the or Of 3d. 7,r W, mortgaged
by Ellis Williamson: loan, interest, Sc. S257 49,
The half Of The qr Of sec SO, g. mortgaged
by Charles w. Wright; loan, interest, SC. S572 L.
DaUiess County.
The or Of the or Of sec 81, n, W, contain
ing 40 acres mOrgaged by Nathan CtOn loan, interest
&c. s1O6 IA.
Lot No Of frac To- n,r7 W, containing 81 acres
and So LOT No. OF frac sec To- W. contain.
ing Is 3-lOO mortgaged By Milton T. Gvens loan
interest, SC l67 dolls 90 cts
The or Of the n or Of frac 3, n, vs. con-
tanning 40 acres; mogaged by William Howell: loan,
teresf, SC 1s6 dolls Ia cts
The n or Of the Or Of sec &c, n W, contain
ing 40 acres morgged by Thomas Johnson lOan inter
est etc. IS dolls cts.
The half Of the Or of 81 n, II W. containing
so acres mOgaged BY Stephen Mason Jr lOan interest
etc I66 dolls 40 cts
East half Of the n or Of sec s. W. containing
so acres mortgaged by James Mcdonald loan, interest
etc. 442 dolls 81 cts.
The W ar Of the or OF sec 1, n, W mortgag
ed By Moses MOgan; loan, interest," ETC. GA dolls 6S cts
One hundred aud of the end Of the n fra
mr. sec No. H. W, bounded described on page
56z-63 book Of the record Of deeds Of Davies county
mortzazed BY Elijah Chapman loan interest, ETC. 493 doll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

OURSELVES.-We are much happier than
we like to admit, but complaint is too crafty
ing to our complacency. We love to talk of
ourselves, but we are obliged to mauoeuvre for
listeners. Were we to dilate on our bcauty.our
wit, our wealth, all the self-love Of our audi
tors wonid be up in arms against our own
they would never have patience to hear the
list OF our inherent or acquired advantages
But let them triumph over us, and we ensure
their patient attention. Graitfied envy takes
the shape OF pity, while we mourn over our
mlsiortunes, our faithless friends, and all the
bead-roll OF grievances which authorize the
luxury OF iameniation. The truth is, we like
to talk over our disasters because they are
ours; and Others like TO listen because they
are not theirs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
ENGLISH LADIES IN CANTON -T,

ENGLISH LADIES IN CANTON.
Ladies contrived. by their disregard of Chi
nese prejudices and English gentlemen's adj
vice, toget up mob, some two years ago.
which cost some blood and property, and
threatened much more disastrous than were
actually realized. The daring Of the sex is
not yet sublued, though the riotous disposi-
ton OF the Cinnamon may be, as the following
extract from letter just received from Hong
Kong will prove: "Mrs. -, lady of fine
appearance and resolution of character, who
has been residing short time in Hong Kong.
went to Canton few weeks ago, to see that
city, before her return TO England. She went
without her husband, and walked about the
streets, just when, where, and how she liked.
without regard to crowds, or customs, OF the
circumstances of merchants who were very
fearful OF the consequenees--but il all passed
OH quietly. She has secured the honor of be-
ing ,, tne h mrs English lady who ever appeared
thus in Canton. So great change as,onisb-
es every one"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

TWENTY -ONE.-James, in his beaut;G,,
novel OF Morley Emstein, thus. speaks of the
age of twenty -one:.
III 10 beautiful age, full of tire spring.
with all the vigor of manhood without one
touch OF its decay; with all the fire of youth.
without one touch of its feebleness! Oh. one
and twenty! bright one and twenty! wilt thou
never come back to me again? No, never!-
The cord OF the bow has been so often drawn.
that IT has lost its elasticity; there have been
thousand flowers cast away that have with
cred in the dust of Times sandy path; there
have been thousand fruits tasted that have
lett but the rind i'll the hands; there have been
thousand travel stains acquired that never
can be washed off till the journey is DONE
That which has been lost, and that which has
been gained, have both been gathered in the
two baskets of the past; and whatever the fu-
ture may have in store, one and twenty with
It's many hopes, its few fears. its buoyancy.
spirits its elasticity of limbs its eagerness Of
expectation its activity ofpursuit, its aspira.
tions, IFS desires, its faith, its confidence, its
irankness, its garden of visionary flowers, its
atmosphere of misty light t, can never, never
come back to us, were we to whistle till we
break our hearts. No, no; i'm the sad arith-
metic OF years, multiply by what numbers YOU
VIII, you can never get at one and twenty
more than once.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
PURCHASING CHARTERS

gllsh paper says the expenditure incurred by
railway companies in carrying their bills
through Parliament is enormous. At every
stage OF their progress they are subjected to
charges OF the most multifarious and costly
character; but the one item whi,h throws all
others into the shade is that required to defray
the inquiry before the select committee Of the
house. IL is understood that not much under
ioO,OOO, has been expended in the committee
ON the Newcastle and Berwick and Northum-
berland Railways; and il is estimated that in
the expenses cannot fall short of from G1000
to Gl500 per dsy-these committees in few
cases sitting for not less than ten days or a
fortnight, and many for i've or six weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

THE IDEAL.--We have often in our daily
wanderngs met with fair form, and more
beautiful than any we have ever vet beheld;
which has left upon one mind an impression
that required weeks. sometimes months to
erase. II may be compared to a ray of sun
shine. suddenly bursting its way afteran April
shower, through dense veil OF clouds, glad
dening the sight, and imrarting an unaccoun-
table feeling OF happiness TO the heart, but
vanishing almost as quickly as it appears. -
Yet, the ray has gone, the sensations aroused
by IFS appearance remain behind ~ y.
Mirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
From The 81. Louis Reueale.

Now the golden summer time
Claims the notice of rhyme,
Winter now lies still and cold.
Matching storms for still December:
And benearh our skies of gold
we must winter still remember,
So, simple moral here,
Nothing can from notice smother,
Changing seasons best appear,
Each contrasting with the other;
Spring serenely glides away,
Yielding to bright new conner,
Fading into swift decay,
Meath the glowing sun of Summer,
Summer on the heels of Spring,
As the scythe of Time is flashing,
Comes as with dancers fling,
Into sudden metre dashing.
welcome be the seasons reign,
welcome Summer once again!
Now the God Of Light is breaking
In his majesty supreme,
Life and love and Joy bestowing,
Kissing Terra with his beams:
And beneath his burning face,
Mother Earth, with kindling fire,
Springs to meet the Suns embrace,
In delight of new desire.
Green things, flying into birth,
Tell the rapture Of the Earth.
Sunny, leafy, breezy June,
Welcome! sings our simple tune,
Bid the green Earth rejoice,
Give the birds ofSummer voice,
Call the birds and flowers forth,
Melt the ices Of the North,
Rpen fruit Of sunny South,
For the eager, melting mouth;
Hasten in our Summers noon.
Merry, smiling, sunny June.
PHI ANNA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
CIRCLE OF HAPPINESS.

CIhUIE OF HAPPINESS.--Ah! change
Is agreat error--the variety of existence only
reminds US Of It's weight, Who are the hap
pest individualso OF our acquaintance Those
whose existence Eeyolyes in the smallest pos
sible ciScleG men whose daily horizon IL
bounded by their dinners: women whose hopes
extend not beyond their knitting needles
We should endcavor to forget that we are
alive: Instead OF that we keep renewing the
painful remembrance in every possible man
ner. We aggravate our miseries by knocking
them with the name Of pleasures. We insist
upon disappointments by the pure force OF
unreasonable expectations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

NDIAN. VEGETABLE PILLs-wrigh,s In.
IL dian Vegetable Pills, the o.ly genuine article.
to be had a. JAMES MELLORS. No26 Union st
CAUllON-Tl'c public are cautioned ogains,
"oying from any oIher than The regular ngeLi A
cnun'er ell FIJI purPor'ing To be the genuine
virgins Indian Vegetable Pill. is beng Hswk d
nhoui the city by certain Men aud BOYS iha, nre a
bIse imitation II the genuine article. jun 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
$4,000.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass 30 Ter lS45. 10 be drawn Mt A.xandr,a d. C.
Saturday,, July 26. lS45, 76 Numbers. l3 dfa wn
ballots.
GRAND SCHEME
$4,000. 10000. 1000. 5000. $500, 100, so prizes
"si0O0 enrh. Tickets $40; a rer,,iiraie of n
ra'kge oi &c whole tickets III be sent for GAS;
shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
&3O.O(E0


ALEXA NDktA LOTTERY,
Class 2o Tor 1915 Ia he drawn at Alexandra. ID
c. on Saturday. July l2. l545. 78 numbers. 10
drawn ballots.
$4,000. 10000. 5000. $500. Ioo.prizes Of stoOo
each. Tickets $40, certificate Of pac ,ag. 90
whole tickets will be sent for ESQ; sh ares IN
proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
$4O.OOO!.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass ID Gm 1915. To he dfawn at Alexandria. July
10. 1915. rs Numbers. IL drawn tallo,s
$4,000. 5000. 5000. 5000. SO prize. Of 1000 each,
Tickets $40 q certificate Of IS whole tickets.
will be sent for S145. sanres in proporliun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
The scarlet fever is raging in Illinois

The scarlet fever is raging in Illinois.
An Albany editor says that Banquo would
have made poor specimen of Yankee. be-
cause he had "no speculation in hiseyes."
Iron Ore in large quantities, has been discoy-
cred on the west banks of the Susquehanna
rivcr.
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