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d n n NNA IN GOLD, wanted at the
" a. oD sSVNV&P prize office of
1t EMORY co, Calvert street.

HETAS THERE EVER SUCH LUCK
Wv Eighteen three No tickets in one week sold
at Nj. DOlLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt
street, opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad.
shaw's United States Hotcl) The only office in Bal
timore where there is any certainty of getting the
capital prizes in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week, the capital prizes in whch are now
on hand and for sale.
$4,000 CAPITAL MONDAY, tickets S..
SS,000 do. TUESDAY, tickets S2A.
$4,000 do. WEDNESDAY, tickets $40.
SL5,OOO DO. THURSDAY, tickets S..
$4,000 do. FRIDAY, tickets SO,
$4,000 do. SATURDAY, tickets SlJ.
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who par.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, b
TIE package single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
M. DOYLE, so. ia Pratt street,
1t fRl Opposite B. s. O. X. r. Depot.
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RICHARD b. WAITE, sec'y.

~ IN ChANCERY. before the Chancellor Hen
~ DalIey complainant rs. hucius s. COmsock and
Ann Moore, defendants. The firm of Coinstock &
70: having persisted in using the name of Henry
DALEY without authority, we have been compelled 10
file bill OF complaint in the Court of Chancery: and
nave obtained an injunction against Lucius 5. Com
stock, and Ann Moore, Composing the firm of Com
STOCK Co.,) restraining them, their COunseors At
tnrncys, Solicitors, Clerks, Printers, Publishers and
Agents, under the penalty of ten thou sand dollars to
be levied on their goods and chattels, fem (amongst
other thingsl publishing, and circulating any adver-
tsement, publication, notice, matter purporting to
be signed or authorized by the said complainant and
from using the name Of the said complainant in any
way ar manner as Agents or Attorneys of the SAID
complainant. Caution-ThC genuine DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR has his written mot
prlnted( signature on the wrapper of each box Sold
wholesale and retail Mt I2S Fulton ST., sun Building,
New York; i'll Baltimore, wholesale and retail, by N.
N Robinson, (late Samuel RcedS,) cor. Gay s. Sara
toga StS.; and at retail byJ w w. GordOn 1872 Pratt
St; Charles WSeman, cor. Baltimore and Cove, and
10 Light std. F. Perkins Bro, corner Green and
Frankln-stS.; f. II Perkins, Green and Balti
morests,; Jnan >. Balm, corner Howard and Sarato-
ga SIS: - Ivy
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n5-LOTTERY TICKETS, in every variety. for
sale either by the package or single ticket, at
EMORY & CO.'S Prize Office,
1t No. Calvert street.
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FOURTH WARD.

strike for your alters and your fires,
Strike iii The last armed foe expires,
Strike iol the green graves Of your sires,
God and your Native Land
10 The n tive Americans of the cold Fourth
will meet at COath s. Sargeamt's on TUESDAY EVE
MING at half past O'Clock for the purpose of form
ing a Ward Native American Association. The can
GIlatcs i0r the LEGISLATURE and other friends OF the
cause, will be present and address the meeting.
Lives there a man with soul 50 dead,
Who never to himself has said
This is my own. my nntiVe land !. 1902
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NJ OIiCfG. IELl4. RIDuELl ~ CIUn, ~
~ LICE OFFICERS, No. Is MERCER STREET
respectfully iniOm their friends aud the public gpprr
ally that they can be found Al the 'Od Office" at all
times during The daV and until 10 O'Clock ut unht
ready to attend 10 Police business exclusively.
100 nL.Ii
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a WARLIKE RvMOR. y Washington cor
respondent of the N. Y. Courier has been in
formed, on very good authority, of steps taken
nv she President and his Cabinet which lead to
tlle belief that they are convinced Mexico will
adna. hostile measures. Also that the Cover.
rars ofthe States of Missouri, Arkansas Mis-
eissippi and Alabama have been notified that
the militia of their States will probably be re-
dE.red for service in consequence OF the state of
affairs as relates to Texas and Mexico, and that
they have therefore been requested to hold
themselves in readiness to comply with any re-
QUESTION for men which may be made upon
them. This certainly looks warlike, and if it
shows nothing else, shows that Mr. Polk is
making preparation for war.
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EMORY q co.'s Prize office, No. Calvert st.
NJ Tickets for sale in all the Lotteries. Il
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W3- L. 0. o. F. HARMONY LODGE, No q. The
members are hereby notified to meet At the Hall n
gay street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at & o'ck
1t is particularly DESTROYS that all the members ,houd
ne puhcta IN Their attendance, as business of import
ahce wi!l he presented for their consideration
By order of the Nc
1t RIcUApD u WAITE Cas-,
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"A L. n n MAC.
Moons phases.
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

OF LICANIS.
For the benefit Of the InsolUent Laivs of Mnry
land for the last meek
2 1 f|me, mllNse less TAYLOR, wheelwrigat
HhSha Lunton' carpenter Ri hard Snowden, merch-
Henry J. irwin, merchant ant
Ed Webster, farmer, co. Joshua Vansant founde.
L, Mortimer, wachmln w. ID. jenkins, cold
isldor Szetwinsk, clerk JOS Legard, stonemaso1
Jas. Patton, orange dealer Dudley Kelley, abUret
|eo. w. Gotorh, bacon Cain Bush, mariner
-, dealer j. II Blu rnes, col'd
Thomas Hunt, porter tChas. Harris do
For debts less than $50.
TO appear before the commissioners 9th of Oct
1915. '''
Day Of final hearing. 9Th Dec 1915.
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RNEw CHURcH AT CAMBRIDGE. The corn,

EaNEw CHURCH AT CAMBRIDGE. The corner
stone Of new and handsome Methodist Epis-
coPal Church, was laid at Cambridge Md, on
Friday. The Rev. J kenneday, ofWilming-
ton, Del, the Rev. J. Hazard, of Salisbury,
Md, and several other clergymen, participated
in the ceremonies A collection and subscrip-
tion were made to aid in paying for the build
ing, and tine handsome Of S4G3 contributed
Among other papers deposited in the corner
stone, was copy Of the Clipper.
MAILS FOR Texas. The Postmaster Gene
raj has ordered the Postmaster at New Orleans
and Mobile to make up and transmit mails from
those cities to Galveston and Corpus Christi, in
Texas, by the steamboats, anG other vessels in
the service of the United States Government
as often as the boats or vessels shall perform
trips to said places Return mails are to be
made from Galveston, Corpus Christi and 9TH
er places in the Texan territory.
TIE ANTI-RENrEEs OF DELAWARE COUNTY,
n. Y. The Albany Evening Journal contains
an extract of letter from Lieut.. Steele des-
patched in command Of posse to Dry Brook,
which mentions the arrest of Abraham Law
renee, noted Anti-renter and another person
named Cook. The woods were full Of Indians
who were supplied with PROVISIONS carried to
them IN abundance by the women.
NOMINATIONS. The wings Of the 9th Con-
gressional district of this State, have nominated
Edward Long, Esq, Of Somerset county, for
Congress. The democrats ofWashington coun-
ty have nominated George w. Smith, Eli
Champion, John Cushwa, of D., Dewalt Stot-
tlemyer and Daniel Wilmer, for the house of
delegates. Samuel Mumma, one Of the wing
candidates in the same county, has doclined.-
The wings of Prince Georges county have
nominated Thomas S. Duckett, Edward Ste
phen, VIM. Thomas Clagett and Dr. Skinner,
for tie house of delegates.
THANKS. The Elagerstown News and Pledge.
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mz-CHEAp PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

Gl7-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, atNo
I3I BALTlMORE STREET-such "a
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enunerate, as we are pos
sessed facilities for doing work, in evsstyle and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
G3- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.
At adjourned meetings of the Association of Defend
rrS OF Baltimore i'll 1914, held at the City Hall on the
21ih and 2th August, ultimO, for the election OF
officers, &c, the following gentlemen were duly
chosen for the ensuing year:
Major WM. JACKSON, President
Mai. JOS. X. Stapeton, LIST Vice President.
Samuel Barnes, Esq, 81 Wee President.
Capt. Andrew Z. Warner, I'd Vice President.
Samuel Childs, Esq, 1th Vice President.
Sterling Thomas, Esq, 9Th Vice President.
DR.. Samuel d. Martin, Surgeon.
Samuel G.. hyde, Treasurer.
Howard Griffith, Secretary.
Messrs. Nicholas Brewer
Francis DeIozte, Executive Committee,
Henry Slaylor,
Gen. A. MiltenhcTgcr, Chief Marshal
% CO.. %S% " %' %'ye's, Assistant "nr.D"
Col, Henry Myers,
Messrs. VIM ?. Mills, Committee Of Arrange
John Disney, ments for the 18th Sep
Jos. Barring, TENDER celebration.
JOS. BranSGn,
BY order, HOWARD GRIFFITH, Sec'y
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G3- NOTICE. Persons having prizes in any ofthe
Lotteries, can have them cashrd in good bankable
paper OF in gold, upon sentation at the prize office
Of EMORY s co,
Il No. NORTH CalVert street,
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FN7O AN $lNVESttrkisING pUi;AIU. Inc

FHTO AN SlSNEGtsi'klSING PG sAiI. Inc
I'LL subscriber having obtained patent right for a
valuable improvement in the manufacture of SHOE
PEGS, lie Offers liberal partnership in the bust
ness, TO any one who will furnish the capital 10 put
the SAID improvement into operation. This machine
with the labor Of three men, will lurn out of the me
dium sized Pegs, 100 bushels per day.
T.. A. ROBERTSON.
H. B. For further particulars, inquire at this Office
or Of The subscriber, Georgetown, ID. e. seq Ivy
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NNEESE. 100 boxes very superior mud Fast
" cru CHEESE, just landed and tor sale low BY
WALTER f.. HARDING,
seq .3t No ~ no"i',s ,vl,n-f
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S3Es les Err v III ofk H4iG-. a t. ,l ,,,n.n
IL tin aud common tin Skmmers for Preserves
just finished and for sale low for cash by
ALFRED H. REP,
No. 3|5 Baltimore street,
seq ID lin store ahove HawarN Strnnt
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QI NOT1CE. Citizens and strangers are invited
to call and see beautiful lot Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. received per tue packet ship ST. Ncho-
las-the workmanship of which cannot be exceed
are now offered for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Matchmaker,
a26-lw Water ST., second door from Calvert
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yHyEIE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, COR
u NER OF FAYETTE AND HOLIDAY SITS.
has recently undergone a thorough repair, including
the beautiful aud spacious SALOON, so extensively
known as Il Concert Hall ana Public Lecture Room,
and which is now of the most splendid rooms in
the city, said Saloon is offered for rent, by the
day week or month, for such exhibitions as are of an
unexceptiOnabie character, and the committee are
prohibited from renting it for Balls, as it has been
found that dancing Injuries the building.
COMMITTEE:
II. s. SANDERSO y, 81 Second street.
JOHN WILSON, IA Baltimore street.
J.R.W. DUNBAR, Lombard, near Hanover
snJ
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l. l845.
FROM rHE rxcH sNGE eEADINa-Roou Booas
CLEARED.

ship Wm. Penn, Coleman, River la Plata, William
II Dwell 4 Son.
schr Chancetord, Myers, Phad., J. w. Brown.
steamer Baltimore, Price, Philad., r. G. Harris.
ARRIVED,
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u 7
On the LIST inst. suddenly, CHARLrs MAruEv. onI,
son OF j. w: and NJ. f. Barnecloc, aged 3 years,
months and Ia days.
On me 5lst ult' Mrs. ELLEN l.. PRESTON consort Of
James Preston, and daughter of Rev Preston Taylor
of Vermont, in The BON year of her age.
On the 3lst uIt. SANuEL +. MILLIRoS in the SSH
veat of his age
On the 2oth ult. Mrs. ASN MARI, DuSLAp nyea -
years, wife OF Henry Dualap.
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MARRIED,
Al Philadelphia, the 2Sth ut ny the Rev,d w
Loughrdse, CAREY SoUrHCoME to Miss ANNA RoaIr.
son, both Of Baltimore.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rotterdam-Shlp Chesapeake, with despatch
For Bremen-Shp Pocah0&taS, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Shlp Rebecca with despatch.
For Bremen-Barque Theodore Korner, 9th Sept
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, few DAYS
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Maryland, Davis aud brig Joseph Balca
Haet for Baltimore, cleared at Boston Both nit
Brig kTkwood Ilaynie, from Baltimore, arrived at
Now Id nil,
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Day ol linaI hearing, 6th Dec ls45.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
GOLD WATCHES,

EUST Received by the suh.criber. az nssurmeni
- of fne fnll Jcwellcd Johnson aud Tobias Gold
lever watches which will be Sold at q small oil.
vance on Gust
Anyperson wishing 10 purchase first rate watch
me Of tie Gerry best. " ~ please call and examine
Iv assu'tncuE
Aso. comm m Gold lever watches; heavy cold
guards, nb ard vest chains; Ladies Garnet Tomas.
AID other stone pins; diamond. rnhy emcrnld, anne.
Lsi, garnet. ioras pearl. iei and every variety oi
cts and plain. Rings Gold pencils ear rings. sp~c.
noles, sivcr spoons silver arrows ur the hair gill
nh jei hair pins, JET necknces, silk guards. pen
,niyes &c &c. All received Ibis dow
jan JOHN BISHOP.
Sign ~ The Bic Watch No tS9 Main ST.
B-Waichcs aid Jowclty repaired IN tic mos
! approved manner aud al prices as low as At an,
other Establishment in Tic city.
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No l67, Main Street.
\ W ADAMS A. CO-

FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAiIoRs.
HAVE just received a mos, splendid assor,-
mrnt of Goods for Genilemcn's Wear of
the newest styles and mos, superior quality. that
has ever been received in this market Among
Their stock WILL be found The folio wing:
CLOTHS
.Superhne French Bin. from 81 TO $40 pcr vd;
Wool dy" Hlnck from 50 To 81 per yd; Drake
Green aud Blue do
BEAVER CLOTHS
French BPk Beaver Beautiful Wool dive Blk
Slrlan irown water PROOF Beaver, a French
article. dc dc.
CASSiMERES
FRENCH B'k, n very fine article; English and
neTican do; Fancy do. Of every styioS uunl'y.
NESTlNGS.
We have the finest and richest Vestins evnr
offered IN thus city and no mistake, such as rut
and '%mt v e r $; very hand.
some; Wnollen velvets Of every descrintion,
Na''"s hes, Won have seen: valenci1. different
prizes shades aud rolors; Cashmere DO &c
>car's and Cravnis, decide " prcttv; Sinrks
ana Snspenders; Cloak Tassels, and grea,
many new things. all Of which will be sold low
lot c"S1' or tn promnt customers on a short Gre.
'h ana made nm ~ the nest E1siern STYLE dec a
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE
ME subscriber respectfully announces IN his
friends aud The public, that he has purchased
Mr. ERASrUS COLEMNN'S interest. and become
sole lessee Of the above Es'nblishmen
The Hotel is locnieh c0nvcnirhi ~ nIl the PRIN-
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
ROAD DEPOFS. and offer. every inducemeni fpr
comfort. The Rooms nre large and airy. md fnr.
Iished IN STYLE mol surpassed Ivy any similar es-
ENLISTMENT in the Unned States
From the experience the Prnrricinr hns md ir
tho management of n FIRST CASS HOTEL. Ia
liilcrs himself that every department of The esrah
'hmeni will he conducted ~ n style Ia plynse thos,
who may mvor hun with n call.
dec 5--tw JOHN WEST
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NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED AT
MORNRRNOK, NARIErX S.cNRE

iiORNBROOK'S VARIETY STORE
h"c' r. hest LADIES Scissors, German and Englisl,
Shears L'mp nnd CIssnrs, new article. Penrl.
Horn. Lasting. Mon'd Snspender. Vest and Coat
BniI"ns, Agate and Jet Buttons. assorted. Dog Bar
'"w. Common MD variety NJ nIher Pen Knives
Crnnes aud Desk Knives. Jews Harps and Har-
mon'cans Hooks aud Ewes. black and white Tai
urs' and w"rnens' lined shut aud opcncnded Thim-
hies, Gcrnnn and American PINS Dianer Pins
llmenck. trout. Bass. Jack and River Fish Hooks
Bu'chor Knives
PEDLERS JEWELRY.--Fishing Lines nssort
ed. Superior Ssraw Baskets for travellers Steel Ike,
rings, Steel. Gold and Silver Beads from No to 8
ladies' Cotton. Silk and Velvet Retcu'es Murray,
Steel Pens. Gmlou' and other makes. We are
nuw orening large and general assortment o
Brushes COnbs. Hosiery. School and Blank Books
Writing. Letter and Mole Paper. &c.
ION
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dec 9Th.

Il NANDLESy--The subscriber would inform
~ his friends aud the public that he has com.
menred he mnnuiactue ofMOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES. made ofpure foIoW. which he warrants
equal IN anything Of The kind manufactured here -,
elsewhere. aud he will furnish them Wholesale q,
feioI'as cheap rs they can he purchased anyv here
Tie would respectfully solicit a share Of public
patronage Factory IN Market Alley. beiveer
Man aud Market Streets nj WApprN
dec 21-tf
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NoRTu WESTERN BANK OF Va.

December Hun, IslI.
VIE Stockholders notified that the nnu,Ial
rl"ctiun of five Directors Of the Parent Banl
md i"nr Of each of The Ranches. will he held nj
the Baking House in Wheeling. on Tuesday the
7'h Of January. lS45. between The lonrs Of IL o.
cl"rk, A NJ AMI 2 p NJ. LIST
dec III Cashier
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NOR TIE LADIES Visiting CARR plain
aud figured enUsbpes and note paper Of q We
y superior qualify for sale by
a. r. IIORNBROOK.
ALSO. n large assortment nf Motto Seals Tor
notes SEALING DaI. stamps &c &c J VI rocd and
for sale by J& II HORNBROOK
ina 3 Monroe g. between AIoiu 81 Market
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9I 1854
SADDLE. BIRDIE. TRUNK AND UARrES,
MANUFiCyORy

M VI MING Nj OIL. would respectfully
mn Irm the cluzrnS nf Wheeling aud the
nnhIc generally that he siill continues Ia Man
me sheriff office, Saddles and Brides Of all
Als",nn excellent article Of Iron Frame Trunks
as WI ~ the 'nbte common kinds - use Car-
pet Bags, Saddle Rage aud Valesss, Draw Wa
Snn 2nd Carriage Harness, Common Collars,
flames Re lie keenS also IN hand, Buffalo
other hips and T.ashes. all of which he will
SCI" lr W Ior cash or trade that can he disposed f.
lie would return his thanks TO- past f. vors
hnH ask INC continuance of the hubble a lrnnage.
Sn' me ilm' s. nov l2-3ndSw
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BEAUTIFUL Cashmere Shawls, entirely new,
I , Cardinals. Silk Slawls. New Style Gimps and
Cords. Worsed Hoods. Worsed Coois for hoys; just
received by o. w. lIEISKELL
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ftfs n l..
y rd' AN Z" '"t sleek ni Fresh ,,,,J r. -,
'h''r W, G".d,. m.t 80, D. atrirI,. -. ,... 80
~ ihc SOD ~" W."
.'in'ns all cul.,, s. prices; Rirh B,nuc, p,,.-
g.; u gathers ard Fi,w,r.:
MI M ".'"-' 'imI>. C"tds a rl,.
.Il'h h'eh c"id CoSl mrr,,; T,in,,,,,, WV
,''''e go J.t Prs piuI K,,J.
,"p Pf'u'.. -'''nc sJirssiS. Poin,t SIN,
t'"' I"fkc'n Shawl; iudia saind.i
d"; Lnccs and EdrInp.:
m '""'''i'fcd Itisn Linen. n Lawns:
-, d"' 6toreSahd H.snr,;
81, -, various color de-; " orsied Cunih,ti.:
p,a,H "'''"'o d" IL Blankets superior;
do, Carpet;
go s"""" Tn hrelln-;
- " w" SCI rh"nrr than any other House
S,,. ~ Shirts and Dmwets;
Sa'hneis do.somc a 500; Surerb Cns.im.,,.c,,
Jeans; IG'' o'N-','" , Ter
! hale Ticks. low; y..,;,.. e'''
{ nnIs, So. as low a, fps;
Can,on rIa'nni Wool Net CaIs;
",neis' Linscys;
Brushes. all kinis; R,,,,a
few fine Braid Bnnneis R,aiJ..
ami wall he sold lower 2 cos.. S.,i,, r.,,.
~ u.s. "s"''' Sewing Silks;
n, '"' N'usn ana D cases Caps, viz: Cloth
M fSL', Fur'd and Fur GazeL
~, and HAIR Sral
Lenn; 80, 'r,"u,
Innnels. IN abundance; s
Bard de- for Ciunkinps;
Nhh 'h"usand other articles .Ioo ,,L.,,., . -.
"'' ""i MI he shown tree "f charge ,,,.,b,.. ~
please examine.
'oiiNSToN. BERRYinLL 4 co.
No Isl Main sIf.ei
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A LITTLE
AIEAD OF ALI.

ne subscriber bees TO inform his friends a. the
puone thni III view Of the Hnlydnys he has added
~ ms FORMER stock splendid assortment Of JEW,
rLni @ci such a. gold pencil cases. guards chains
seats, Breast Plus, Rings tve
AN he asks IS call IRON his friends. feeling ON
nuenl maj lnelegahce Il appropriateness for Christ
mas YIN. his stock cannot be surpassed in the civ
uec - JOHN BISHOP
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!, AMERICAN HARDWNnC.-

"cflhrrs hav. rer-ivcd from ,b,nJ. {,
-, t""ef'I assortment IT American M,n.c,,-
" ,"tu Hardware. Consisting 81 Rim, Men. III
e., III ~" rs; Thumb LarrLcs: Til. Cnn, oa,d
liza, ~ v"N ana Pod Locks; e"u ard P.rIi.m, n,
sheet Iron Rirrrs Iron. Brns. md Go '"c f"sk-;
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".' no articles at reasonable priee.
OFT g. GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

PIBLlC SALEOF LAND
AA I'll be sold TO the highest bidder on Mon
w day The 9th day of January, 1915 in front
OF me Court House door in the City of Wheeling
ONO county, Virginia, that valuable Farm
known oy The name of the Colts Farm situ,t.
ed on wheeling creek, con guous to and adioIn.
ing the Lots OF said city of Wheeling and con.
tanning about one hundred and forty-three ac re
ahout nifty acres OF which is creek bottom, the
balance arabic hill land and about one hundred
acres OF the tract is cleared and under cmltiva'
uon. ch thls land there is strata of Coal
ABOUT hve feet thick and from forty To fifty acres
~ extent YET remaining, which eau be worked
To great advantage, as the mouth of the pits omen
on one of the public streets o, the CITY
- Inc improvements consist of IA cOmforfoble
DmeIling House Stable and oihor ont houses
- The property will be sold with or without the
on the day of sale "
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing. can in iii @
mean ume receive every Information in relation
70 me premises, from my Agent, + Armstrong
oct ITS HAMpDEN JANE
Baltimore Patriot will copy Tri-Wcekly, until
day OF sale and charge this office.
Va The sale al the abuve prnperiy il nostnon.
ed until Tuesday The 7h January, 1915.