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~ Once. in basement under b. Erehsns- Hotel -HS
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BY William. A nln.aII.


ON WEDNESDAY the 18th inst, a O'Clock will /.
-'li IN front Of our Auction Store-
~ bids New Orleans Sugar
$50 bags prime Lagusyra Con-a
100 do do ko do
50 do do Java
- do do II. Caiherne's do
100 pockets very superior Manila do
100 p'ekages6 H. each GunpowdrI Tea
10 half CHESTS Twankay do
20 kegs superior Indigo
10 hhds prime Bacon sides
10 do do Shoulder.
% botss Brown Soap
10 do Adamantne Candies
@5 do sperm
20 sfoee hason's Superior Diae king
half pipes fine Cognac Brandy
10 do do Common do
IS bbs Apple Brandy
- DO ~
10 baskets supeIfoe Salad oil
Casks Winter DO
ar casks pure Pioo Mad-rs Wine
Trhs.-Unde 500 months for approved
paper. WILLIAMS 4 HAX.Ii
apl2 Aue,,on..,.
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FOR THE LADIES.
I>liE subscriber has Just received per steam.
boat nom Plssphs, 500 pair u Iadpes cheap Nd and
Morocco Slippers sBiTIes MeCardy. which he viii
100 the pair lases you and cheap shoe. can
Al Alert WIS where win always found and rep-r, a.
somen % ladies Shoes and Slippers Of every DESCRIPTION and q.
prices low " any Other Hcuse In Vnsins, Tor qualify
=. ALEN'R HtLI.
spa Manufacturer s.d Dealer ia Boot. ssoes Tsuas. &c
satin AND VELVET sUsPENpERs.
a SPLENDID srek 10 vss wnbOGi ve. reduced priee
. hERCHANTs.
Pl 100 Nan e.
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yAtpASN,EE;, i Ian AN, RIS1, s.

V6Evt ~ CRA1CEkf kEfuRtt. At only e50-sumn~s
800 onton 10 large Octave Vols large type. hn~
ssa sspsssos bsnrgA fa the latest London catos add
oes 80 rssssos< y subs~susnt kngish and Amecan
inedse nsw s estnsains ths aosbs ohe, indcx
ess epoa pa Of eopous references
MbTat all avail th~ of
tnr r he ABOVE Q price,
bodice, wi weeds aud suLses
beneb5 wthin thai eisas neeordinx
of1nsiss of thu
mach higher pse~. IN quantity
aaa.-sd 10 me- by litter du'ins the and ths wo
furnished Al 0sr~
mos, eoawvs'rni On fk- passhasrr.
ferfs unasd Sahrs s1psens C.s nspous-a rlou In
10 vois beautiful yps asd bisnS posa-hins sted
iefts~f. n only v&a s
rrrts cosdrn-sd w. r. e. G. Rspess 10 vos, In
wahh~ aeovs.saSe siyls. stes0eN
res's aws of u.d ssas-. altered existing
nos the eosrxres- IN the psesrst us entire
hixs 49, vos- of 10 poo pages eashat siG.
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Inftipn~ .B6Iss..
sUTUnE PAYS;
sy Dsniep. so.eaTe 4 &c.
DRY Ipons AH .t,c.,.,.x,,.

= "y n.niep. No.eure a &c. =
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
mhpNtspY g-u the icth inst eosaa.~ei.s q, d.
s.s .sS .~a.os.ss ,, ..s. A re. an, .s
"s i@s so's .h,eh .u be foapT worth, ausa,pa Of ID,
u.Ss- Among which will Be found- ~ 7
Nsw ays ~ Pe'ns aus Gi.xhsls. '",'
Fancy leans B-ayeu.ens |
Cord and Whit. c.urbr,eis
CHECK costss. ans rshrraipss "''"
Fancy Ganbroaa.. vessin,s "-'
Lowell J-.ss. Printed Drii.ux et
r"lef - fnsninr. Checks
~ blue and brown sbe-tnr. aud D,iriax.
sap-t blue Cio'hs md Fancy Cassin.f,.
french Linen asd T~i'ed Linen Dan.
- iish Lin-n.. Linen Lawn.
baizorns and Ginsh.a Lawn.
yellow Napkips Tekirxs
Cotton Diapers. Ny. Jean.
Csmboe Hdkf. Cnreed st,r.
Cotton Hikd. Printed Cry,,.
Pms. saspenders hutton.
cmerrias Hooks d Eyes. &c.
ALSO,
An invoice OF Thread. isees and EL.in,.
Nsed- Work C@pes. Lace Trimmed ,,ou.,.
Lace ssa~I- aud seari. &C.
heh Sahn Striped Barge sha~s and se.rs
Cambria and s~- Muslin.
woodruff Parssol- md Shades.
TERhs-usder sIoo cash. over 100 month. e.I, IN, a,
proved n~rotab~ paper
pls DUNLOP NoSCUIE CO, Aue,,
VERY VALUABLE CRY PROPERTY ON Y srREyr -,
AtcIios-win be soLd TUESDAY thu 22d d.y OF AurI
oeoek The desirable Tp-,..u Mt ta.e a.
oe- pss.en Anthony A kr,-hnan'. west and Mr..
BOARDING House. now in the ~
~, "a ~ns ,he sPeu'-nanee. recently good
ps A"n - vel adapted for and family re.,d-ns
lmHs disieiy be- -,si The T,n.u., ain,
ON Ta nov 10 ,hs occupancy Of Mr. J.nssD
e.n completely repaired with ousr~i.. mach
=. fourth ca the re-idu. credit OF and
with interest from t- day or deed,
uSe'' S .pE DUNLOP. aoNcuRg Il co, Auet..
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCrIoN-wm b. oh, n, .,,i, -
ton on MONDAY, the instant, in front OF M.
Hotel IN the CITY Of Richmond ing a, ~ oeeI a
Lot n rear u the Exchange Street and on tn
Any separating the Tenenepts fronting Fanla and Main
This lot eIisDds from within few fee, or III, ~
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond.y Wa.
UNDER THE EXCHANG
Our doubts Traitors, and make ~ ihr good
We OF might gain. by fearing attempt.
$4,000!
Atsndra Lottery Cas. as lsi5-io drawn AIeran
drs. u e, Saturday, April 2ih Capitals
600 5000 5000 2Iss 10 prizes 400
&c Tickets only si0, hsves 3. quarters 2 So
Certificate OF package Of IS whole tickets SI2O
DO. do IS half d.
10. do 2S quarter do %
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery Class TO- Ist5-io be drawn Aeran
dra ID G. on Saturday. April 10Th si5. Splendid
goo 10000 5000 5000 $500. 100 puzes Of 1900 Tickets
$40. halves 5, quarters so.
Certificate Of packages Of % Whole Tickets sI30
25 Half
IS Quarter
S3U.0OO,
A"y'niris Tfiery Class H. lsI5-to Aeran
da D. o, on 5sturtI April Goth ISIS. Brilliant
300 10000 1000 $500. Of 2OOO 80
&c Nos ~ drawn Ballots Tickets $40 halves quarters
Certiacates Of Packages OF ~ Whoa. Tskets sI20
- Half
~ Quarter" 10
Persons visiting the should HoYT, II want Of
money.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer6eaes Packages
the abuye splendid Lotteries prompt
ton and Account Of easb drawing immediately II
over TO all who order from d. N. UoYT,
hcumVnd. Va
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Desirable Family Residence Private Sale.
E.f Will be sold privately that desirable house
ELI and lot Grace u
pied by Mrs G Hopkins The nearly and buih
with the test Materials the dwelling Rooms
Kitchen four, both OF briek IL seldom property
for sale For terms apply the poei
NH .5-d A LAWS
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wAF' n.t'- b. is.t s.isssi .pvLe- sh-s.s
W " ~ hsas an mad BY P.saesi. .ir--nth es.
81 MS e.set.sd eiiiirs" wrought
ssssnee OF thai d.y might be ,upp~nr
Vet he Stood bat the threshold IIysei.s rI 49,,
seems TO hasr .ipoed iis sysisr,s ,ss
oss poured sp"s Ne sar rsnfs rapa appears To e III.
o.t potent To drop plain sSu.,, NJ ,,,, n
may % afsy a..esd ha favored brssins OF
this preparation has radical ssr~ Of uI,s. I
srpsive Diseases. than any obcr in use.
aher particulars and conclusive 10. sup-ro,
gratis. - - " .s'A''
Prepared and odd ~bo~.ai- and zoe sapo.on
~ ~ shNDs CO. Druggists asi Cb~inlsts Gsanit- hui
insr NO ~ broadway s,ie~t New You
BOD Also By ALEX DUvAL co, Agents. Main sr~st R.h
nond Va eC Price ~ mn
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lotteries.


J. g. GREGORY u 60. MANAGERS.
niehnsnA, Va.
Office No. l0i West Main street
t3O,OUOi
Akzsnda Lottery. Gas Is. L- dawn A, AL,x,n.
dra ID c. Saturday. April iah. Cap,- go 600
zoo s0oo 1000 ftSa 10 1904 of Ivoo Of
to0 &C Teksts osy eto. halves s, quater $50
Csruhesiss of psekasesof rs wLoa~ T,ek-ts Si2o
On. do 25 Han Gu
Do. do rs Quarter d, IA
e3O,OUO!
A<nanirs Loitsy. Cas- I6, he drawn I'm
hLrasdrs D. a. Saturday 1855 sp~ed Yris-.
10000 10000 5000 5000 $500 pr-- 1000 &c Tet.,.
slO hsive. S: quarters so.
Ceriheatss Of Psekas.. Of IS whoie Ticket. sI1o
% Half
IS ousr.r" - so
$4,000!
Aessnda LOTTERY. b. drawn In Ak.,p.
dna D. a saurdsy. April 2eh Ies5 Brilliant seb.n,- $780,
400 10000 5000 3S0o pnn.s 1000 Of 500
o" Nos ~ Drawn Ballots h.I,s. aaan~u ESQ
Certineates Of Packages Of - Whole Tlekes si2o
90 90 ~ Hah do &c
do do 92 Quarter DO no
W od-rs fof Tickets
the above Splendid Lotteries viii prosnpt
ention and an oeial account VI
ahsrh over. when requested Adrss,
j. O. GREGORY 4 co, Managers
mn " hmon Va
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AUCTION SALE OF
NEW CABINET FURNITURE

AUCTION SALE OF
NEW CABINET FURNITURE
On TUESDAY MORNING April sth At 10 o.eloe, =, r NJ
w, s.n street Opposite Wnshts Bakery cell without
hrEe assortment OF New Cabinet Furniture worthy N,
atennon OF housekespers viz ' ~
Marble top Drszing BurrauI
Scroll AID plain front do
Mahogany sdeboarjs Card TaLL,
sPring seat sofas, Mahogany Chsirs
Mahogany Rocking Cazr.s RiaIa s.,.p,
Zane seat Chars, Cane and Weed Roe,,n
Ssn'rs Iahles, Marbetop wsshstani.
Worn Tables, Dillns Tables
bedsteads Mairasses Looking Glasses
Wnuns Chairs, Chihrens Chain. &c
fJ Al Of which ready for Examination
IL iNIoEs /. vprI,,p,
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FOX KENT,
Tn Tho House occupied by Mr.. Frederick
Ell Dsn-forj, 9Th Street. Fnnsu- and Grace
te'f 10 god w b-es.eni vSt term. apps, 90 Kobt
Not door Exchange Rsnt possession 1T hpr
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J. F. WORLDS OFFICE.
HOY'T'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Drawing by Capital sio.ooo-Tekes ~
les n O'Clock.
$4,000 Capital for day-rekes $40 for sale until
O'Clock at nOYT-s Once.
No J, Exchange.
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l6 ACRES LAND IN HENRICo

on FRIDAY, the l-th
o +i 10 acres OF Land belonging Virginia ,,
p mar us my and adjoining the hnds Of Crump Thos
Rutlerforrt and the Fairfield Tract. 1890
hhs-'ne third cash the balance equal paym.n,. n,
ApI0 Dunlap N,S,IfpP
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NOTICE.
WlLL be sold at the Exchange Hotel. in the
City Of Rehmond the eIst inst al o.eor. A
my SHARE Of Chi sernh 10 H.
estate OF the late AeI G. Bfander Il VIII b. Cd in M ~
purchasers Louisiana mo .Snre ~ s"s w
saI- conducted BY J. II. LIsoH. an Ia,
~ Inioes a. brother,
No Main
FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IN Thu sDAS Morning. April 18TH nj 10 O'Clock .
van sen al auction without Of M.bog.,y ana
other Furniture, ann
Mahogany Parlor Chairs
Do SFrng Seat
Large set Mahogany Dining Tabs.
superior citymad FEATHER Beds
Hair, Mos AMI sbuek Mattresses
Ersan Egyptian Marble 1'op Centre Tabl,
Do White
Pair hanisom. gilt frame Con..r Mirror,
Mahogany Hat Rack, Mahogany Bute,uI
Do Marble Top Wss and
Maple Bedsteads, Cry Made Cha,r, &C
CANTON MATING AND FLOOR OH ri 9TH
20 pieces q =, 50 aud "a Canton Floor Mst,nx
10 Floor OIL Cloths
PIANO FORTES
elegant 81 Octave Piano made ty -Hi-krv n, ,, .
Drum and he modern improvement Origins. COS, $50 nearly
new, and in perfect order. " ''' "e~'"
hand-ome Mahogany Piano Fsre made BY @sayir. Pbn,
'ePnta mas been IN use but short or-
scholars NV VIC" 'u''e" io'
~ - NloES l. BROTHER, Aucts
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FOR RENT

AND PossEssioN iMNEphTELYl
Tn The four story Brick Building, with the
ss Lumber house atieied Main Street door below
NJ John Tufpin snd the occupancy Of Mess Morse
Harold An entirely frost the FIRST story of GRANTEE
Gently been given to this house and the whole establishment
good repair excellent sani for almost any
nes' especially that Of shoe mgtebant Enqucof
PHILIP NJ 1ABB a. SON,
Office Main Street atoye Bsesfs LOTTERY the
Grocery Store Of WIN N. Harrison. Rsq. ap s-dH
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HISrORy q the wofii VITA bsau,,f,p 49,. ~" -.
by q ffost J.. L. D. publishing 10 No. 81 Is ca. essh
Lecture Thursday night C,u "a tAe Asss, s,s ,,es
sps y w RaSpni pu y -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21

semblanccs to works of art are of course not
exact, but SO strong as to arrest the attention
ofevery visitor. Looking down saw that l
was ovcrhanging perpendicular descent of
twenty or thirty feet, and above me it was
barely possible to see the ceiling or roof of the
"dome." From the centre of the roof drips
necessarily tiny stream of water which, fall
ling on the rocks below, fills the hollow dome
with soft and pleasant murmuring echo.-
Gorin's Dom, was, TO my view, one of the
mostrcmarkablc places in the Cave. Its reg
ular semi circular form, its smooth walls or
naniented with Corinthian pillars and capitals,
It's lofty height gave it a dim magnifcencc,
seen by that lurid light, which filled the mind
with wonder.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21

We ought not perhaps to be critical in re-
gard TO obituaries, but we could not help being
struck with the us,oouncem cnt "by authority"
OF the death of General Jackson. ln.~p,lL,s
proclamation makes small attempt to be pa
thetic and ssbsime,. has-iisis.iudles down to
the icanness of idea and poverty of language
which distinguish the little man. But Ban
croit-the wordy Secretary--the endless wri.
ter Of tedious volumcs-he seems to he 50
p'e'isco ti'at the old General has given him a
c"ahce 10 flourish hisp He labors through
sentence after sentence of tinsel sentiment and
hlsn iown words, seeming to stop at the end
.. every paragraph, peck his lips and say to
himself "Ah, General, il was worth .--,-sc TO
uie Tor the sake of t=.--S SUCH finc thing
---'t'e" dDout you, in such fine style, by the
finest writer of America"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21
For THE TIMES.

FoR THE TIMES.
ABBOTT LAWREsscE.-Thisr great Phi
lanthropist, and accomplished gentleman.
whose many noble deeds of benevolence have
already exceeded in number the charitable acts
OF the ilustrous Circumnavigator Of Charity
OF the old World. (Howard,) is a citizen OF
Boston, and with the cel~-sidf fire which
famed in tho s-,.on Of that great aud good
man LIS not confine his benevolent contri-
buttons to the limits of his own State, but
seeks for the qualification Of the kindly i'm
pulses OF his mighty heart, wider field. His
patriotic, enlightened and admiring constitu-
ency have upon sundry occasions forced upon
him the representation of her various and inn
portant interests in the National Legislature.
AMI would doubtless continue him in so hon
ordble aud dignifisd station for life if he de-
1t; but his modesty, his love of private
Lille forbid it, while his affection for the poor
aud DISTRESSED of his fellow creraures adm IN
ishcs HIM to seek them out, succor and relieve
them. To EN- umerate (were it possible } and
publish to the world list of his charitable
acts, would pain the dcicacy of a mind like
his, and rob him Of half the pleasure which a
retrospect affords him. Ii is enough to an
nounce to the world the fact that his benevo-
ience oil heart added to his generous acts stand
unparalleled in the present age, an render
MIN an object oil universal respect and admi-
ration.
1t has always been remarked that the most
unprctcnding characters are those of intrinsic
value and dignity. The truth of this remark
is most beautifully excmplifcd in the charac-
ter OF The great aud good Lawrence. who mon
every occasion of charitable interposilion has
most studiously avoided every appearance of
ostcntation. 1t is true that he has wealth
and worth AMI understanding to improve il
Tor the purposes oi public bcnciicencc and pri
Nate friendship; but lac acts without regard to
any other considerations than those of pro-
pncty aud merit, meeting with the amiable
impulses of his own bosom To such man
and some Others, (Iongworth of Ohio. Gales
oil Washington city, Leigh, Of Virginia. and
H;nry Lanssley Of Washington Reason bids
US look with reverence AMI love: Religion
smiles upon them as the most deserving other
sons; and HumIn Nature herself is tempted
10 be proud oil Characters 50 truly honorable.
ONSLOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21

On the appointment of Mr.. McLane as Min.
ton Union, makes the following remarkes:
MISSION TO LONDON congratulate
the country on the appointment of Louis Nc
Lane as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary TO London. He has been i'm
vited to the public service without the slight
est solicitation onh part. He has been for
several years i'm retirement, If the successful
management of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, as President of that institu-
ton, can be considered as a retirement. First
as a member OF the House of Representatives,
then as Minister to England, Secretary of the
Treasury, and Secretary of State, and as Minis
ter TO London, he has earned a name as a
statesman and patriot, of which his country
may be justly proud. He seems eminently
calculated To meet the present crisis between
the two countries This able and experienced
gentleman accepts the office of minister at the
most distinguished court in the world. at one
of the most eventful crises which could occu,
in the relations between the two countries
and when the most important interests of hi
own nation are involved in the issue. He car
ries with him to the court of st. James grea
talents, extended experience, particularly a
that court, where he formerly represented tn
interests oil the United States with great dis
tinction. Prudent, firm. and spacious, he will
assert and maintain the rights OF his own coun
try, without violating the respect which is du
TO the British government. He is orthodox OF
the great questions which now divide the coun
try and in none more so than on the importan
Questions of Texas and Oregon.
| We understand that Mr. McLane will pro
badly leave the United States as early as b.
the steamer of the 18th July.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21

ALEXANDRA Al stood upon the mod.
ern Pharus, and my eyes wandered over Alley
andria, To which the ancient city "bas be-
queatilcd nothing but its ruins and its name y
could observe few traces of what il once had
Deen-tiie emporium OF the East. the seat -,
empire, the centre OF learning and civilization
Enough earth and sea remain Unclaimed Inn.
dglhsuon can scarcely find place for the an
Cleh' walls, fifteen miles in circumference.
''c ,as' streets, through the vista of whose
marble porticoes the gallcys ON Lake NJ,
It's exchanged signals with those upon the soo
the magnificent temple of Scraps. ON lis Mai
form OF one hundred steps; the four thousand
palaces, and the stately domcs Of six hundred
thousand inhabitants.
All that IS now visible within the shrunken
and Wondering walls is piebad town: one
Ildli European, with lis regular houses. TALL
ana white, an stiff; the other half oriental
with ITS mud-colored buildings and terraced
roofs, varied with fat mosques and lean min.
arets. The suburbs are encrusted with The
wrctcted houses of the Arab Door: and Inn.
ncnse mounds and tracts of rubbish occunv
the whole space between the CITY and H.
walls; all beyond is dreary waste. Yet his
Is the site Alexander selected from his wide
domlnions. and which Napoleon pronounced
To Dc unrIyalled in importance. Here luxury
ana literature, the cpicurianbnd the christian
philosophy aud commerce., once dwelt togetb-
CT, Here stool the great library Of antidnity
ct the assembled souls Of all that men hell
wise Here the Hebrew Scripture exnapd
ed into Greek under the hands of the Scptna.
gut Here Cleopatra. "vainqticr dies vain.
quers du monde" revelled with her Roman
conquerors. Here st. John preached tbe
truth upon which Origen attempted To Tc.
hne; and here Athanasius held warlike contro.
Versy. Here Amru conquered. and here Alb.
e. ronble fell. Looking now a'o1g the shore
the iarbor lies beneath me in the form of .
crescent-the right horn occupied with tho
palace OF the Pasha, his harem. and bstterv
iir left, q long low sweep Of land. alive viii,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21

ii the Parkersburg Gazette's nominal od;,o,
was 'he producer OF all the rail road articles
ior winch he stands god father in that very dis
unguished sheet, we should fear that he m;pb,
burst his unm ntionables, but as the labor u,
eniiShteninS Tn" world on this question
through that print, davolves upon the "cou-
nun t;r-in-c'l't, of tlir forces of North Wes-
tern 'r5ihIi, W. suppDs. that tn, labor is
not quite as bIrth.nsDms as il otherwise
would have been. We fiuI in the last nur.
baroi thlt sheet, two articles upon the railroad
winch must have BEEN tn, proluctin, Of ,,o
nca"s' oDth editorial, ar else tn, editor de
Jdcto' Is like thi nm in the old spnq.-ha.
two voices AMI two h,als. I'm nn, il i mr.
gned, That all which is asked by that p.onlc
ip, That tn, state should give them mower ,o
construct a railroad with their own 40,
H'lf own iant-in the other, the town oI
fdrkcrabdrg isSriycly aIvis ID NOT tp s,,bsc,;,,o
million" ofdpllars to the road Tb. 90,
Oh The road will b. about ten million, and :,
rdrkcrsburg will not take one of il tho co,,
Pny VIII be III bad way. Richie comfy
'a''ho' Jake more, than the value oC ah,n,
seven thousand hoop-polcs. and II,,r;.,,, :.
not prepared TO cntcrl,art ami hand int, a..
extension oil a road that will TAX in. ,r,I,..,i
Ia'el farther from her, than il womb II, ,.Laa
ny inc wheeling route. Wl,rr. tb.n ! a.,
v" 'ni'lions to come from Why theye,oec,
Ilie road TO b. made by the B. & O. R,u.o,i
company, and the directors to n, h.. r..
svr'' and the company to b. her comoany
Inc very Idea OF making such oil application
~ proposed, to the State of Virginia, under
eH''ing circumstances, is an absslit, ,,,
S'o9, 'ot endurance, and will b. met. in tl,c
legislature by rdiculc alone
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21

RUNk LOSr--A Trunk, covered with black
Il iea'her iron bou"d. with large brass mills or
nve's' and marked Riley was forwarded. or
10 nave been forwarded. some lime last from
marpefs Ferry Va. via Cumberland. Wheeling and
81 LOUIS 10 h'nn'bal. and has been lost. ard is
supposed To be either on some steamboat. ar .o,o,.
whefe IN 81 L'uis or Wheeling. Whoever has
SAID trunk IN possession. will greatly oblirc tho
"wnet by forwarding il TO the undersigned nj this
place. with bill Of all charges for payment; or. if
has been sold for charges we will pay oil charges
and a reasonable reward to tho purchaser. for tho
return OF The trunk and contents. the latter being
chiefly the clothing. DC Of Indy. Any information
OF tho aboto trunk will be most lv received
e. ID DRAPER
Louisiana, Pike CO. Mo- Juno l7lh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-21

We have often heard that it was oery ca
Sy matter tn got up crowd in New York. but
until Saturday did not realize how very easy
oil accomplishment it was. Observing crowd
Chambers street near Broadway. aud antici
patlug at least murdcrous aiIray." IL not
murder, requiring notice we made the two
hundred and first oi the crowd. and were graf
med III be,hnIding the agility of huge black
MONKEY dressed ~ scarlet jacket. who was
Slimmng up The water spout Of four story
Nous '.u WInle hia owner was grinding most
s,'l1nouS music from hurdy gurdy. The
o'ack rascal had been trained to il. and his
mas'ei '"nnd MS profit IN the crowd drawn To-
COurisr. ~