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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

Ae DOZ GRASS MATS assorted SECS aid
" coluIs. jusI received ALIAS MAN street.
sep 27 MENDEi. Il HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
100000,

Ai.kth LOTTERY.
lass Zfo los lef5; Ia he drawn at Baltimore o.,
S,iSi5 20 numbers. IA draw ballots.
1 oi sdoOO0 ! al l000O VI 5000 of aoOO
Tickets 10 dolls; certificate of a package 90 r,ck.
els sent iof lou dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
Sc OOOs

Pdknmoke River Lottery. class n, l02.
10 he drawn al Wilmington. Del. Thurdny. Oct9.
| 81 $4,000 oi 1000 ! oi 1900 of 1000
7S Mes. ID ballots. Tickets So; certificate pack.
nge PC wholrs 2GJ dulls; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
$4,000.


Puk mnke River l.uuery. class M gil.
To be dawn AT Wilmington. Wednesday Octr G9
] of $1,000 ] al 5000 lof250o | Of 5000
80 Nus. l2 f'aliois. Tickets So; certificate pack
age % wl.o,cs IS doll; shares IA proportions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
GOOO DOtI.aRS.

Pobnmoke River Lottery. class 207.
TO he drawn at Wilmington. Thursday, OcI'r Is.
! of Sc 100 $4,000 Lot 1910 of $50
Go Nos. Il ballots. Tirkels ,, certificate pack.
ogo % whOles PSI dolls; shares M rtopnrlon.
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S2J.OOOI

Pnkomoke RIVER Lottery. class No 2Ol.
To he drawn at Wilmington. Del. Monday Oct -
| at $4,000 ! of 5000 of50O0 "f 2nOO
Tickets SO; certificate package wh"les 1929 dolls;
shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
Gszs&DS
MARYLAND ELECION.-Bv the raj,

MAkfLAND ELEClON.-By the Balti-
more American of Thursday we have the re.
turns OF the election in that city. In the LIST.
udstrict composed of the first fifteen wards of
the city. GILES, loco foco is elected to cor.
'gress over John p. Kenneday. The vote
stood Giles oSO4, Kenneday 1862, Duncan,
native, ll47, The loco foco ticket for lcgis.
lature is also elected. 1t is reported that the
loco foco is elected i'm the Cumberland Districr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
$4,000 Dollars.

Gland consolidated Lontry u ID 4. uore j. Georgia
CLASS NO 81.
I" lie drawn at W ilininc,on. Saturday Ociohcr lS
| oi $4,000 | oi 5000 oi 1000 lot2ll7
IS Ms, 10 taliots Tickets s2J; certificate tnck.
age % whnies i73 dollars; shares IA proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
&3O.OOO!

Grand eOns'lida,d Lonery Of D,tauane 8 Georgia
Glass NO OF.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Sturdy Oci'r II.
| ol $4,000 | ot 10000 OF 5000 %, Iu00
~ Nos. IL ballots. Tickets SO, ceniGc,t, of
"a wholes 1873, shares in propuiliun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

-.,ST I~"tuTy, claSs M zig,
Il" he dawn Thursday, October %, lSI5
| al $4,000 10000 l Of 1900 uflOOO
rs Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets S2I; certificate pack-
age % whulcs S3i CO; shares IN proparilon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
500 GOO.
ALEX,NDRIA IorTCp,

Class u for 1915 To he drawn n, Alexandra. r.
Oct III. lSl5. 70 nu hers. IA drawn b,llo,.
1 ct sooooO | al $4,000 I oiICO0O of 5000
Ione,s 10 Hollis; C, H'icaIc ola package 90 i.ck-
cts 1875 dolls; shares in prnporrion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

nudge Sargent Of Philadelphia lately deci.
lied, that an acknowledgement, by parties. in
the presence Of witnesses, that they are man
and wife, is legal marriage, though no cler-
lyman or minister Of the law should ~officiate
at the marriage m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
MANAGERS, OFFICE.
OCTOBER SCHEMES FOR 1915


= NINTS VI cIU,OUO HWE 1000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Clnss 234 i"r 1915. To he drawn IN Baltimore. Dc,
!. 1915. rs uumhcrs. II drawn halinis.
4 al $1,000 ] II 5000 IL al loco 10 Of Ano
Tickets " crriiira'c of a pa, kaee 26 ticker.
will be seni i"r 65 dolls; shores IN pr,por,;on.
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~ALEXANDRIA LOTTERy.

Ciass US Tor 1917. draws al Baltimore, Orl'r 30.
l at $4,000 | OF 5000 Of 4O0U o 5000
Tickets 5 dolls; a certificate oi 20 wholes will
ne sent Tor 10 dOlls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

Prkomoke River LOucry, class No 2l7,
To be drawn at Wilmington. Thursday October 80
] oi $1,000 | oi 1000 oi 1000 vi SD
1S Nos. II habits. Tick els -; certificate pack.
nge 20 whulcs 26I dolls; shares III proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

LNOR RENT, from one 10 FIVE yeors. The sub
scnbeI offers to lent a farm in Licking county.
near Newark, Ohio. with about one thousand acres
"f land under fence. 6 or 7 hundred acres cleared;
three or four apple orchards on The premises. sir
isnemenis with comfortable houses, md one good
hewed log barn and some meadow. lays wrhin 5
miles Of Newark, The county scot, ! miles Jack.
town. 4 I.miles Hebron on The National Road aud
Canal. Good newhborbood. good soil, and loys
level. For further information apply 10 The sub.
SubseFiher, near West Liberty Ohio county Va. IL
will he rented 10 one. Two or 3 persons. but prefer
enc or two II will be let on COOL terms Ia good
men. yep 25 3fw ABSALOM RIDGELEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

"Wife! why, in the name of goodness. did
you not make the washerwoinan put starch i'm
my shirt collar?
'Why, my dear" said the wife, al thought
1t a useless waste Of the article, for / can get
your chot0r up SO easy without III"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

EasAA LBS CHOICE HAMS. sugar cass
AH1VS cd. just received and for sale b.
sep3 SHRiVEt3 & STEELE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draw-hs loll"ws throughout ,he month oi October.
DAVIS on Tue slaSs--CApiIol prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate vi lnckage wholes
Sl2, shares ia proportion.
Draws on Thur,dlys-Capital prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates OF package wbulcs
Sli; shares IN proportion.
Draws on s uurdnys A-Cnpiial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificate Of package whOlcs
Sl4; shares 10 proportion.
Address your orders To
scp37 n l. DORSEY. Wheeling. Va.
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$4,000!
ALEXAknRIA I.nuwrEn,

Class 1O lr 1915; Ia he drawn at Alex,udra ID C..
Oct 10, 1915. 10 numbers, IL ballots.
l ol s3oouo OF 10000 l of 5000 OF 5000
Tickets 10 coils: n certificate al 26 mLoies win
be SEM Tor Ids dolls; shares in proporrlon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
HARRY COCKTON AGAIN.

VHNlIE Love Match. designed aud illustrated;
- the various conflicting Influences which
sprang from The union of MIR and Mrs Tom Hood.
by III COrkion author Of Watcher Vose Brother An.
gel an Italian romance; Geo Banwell by G s Sure:
The Gypsey thief or The Haunted OAK Mary Nor
re nnd other tales ny II N Moore. Grncc Weldon
by Professor lngrahnm; Rival Chieiains o, the
BrIgands Of Mexico. just reed Of The Book nnd
Stationary store of (oct H. w J ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

ca ClENT1F1C WORKS -Lardncr's Lectures
~ on Science aud Art. in numbers. % each.
Lardnor en- The Steam Engine, Engineers and Me.
chanics' POckei'Bu"k. 10y Chur'cs II ilasweil. u :
N; Arago and Lardner's Popular Lectures on A.
'ron"my, 25 cents EilsworIh's Report. show ing the
operations of the Patent Office Tor 1914. price rs
cenis; TRANSACTIONS oi The American Eihnolus' cal
S"cieiy; Buisis American Flower. GARDEN ID. reclory.
For sale Ivy (sep lS) JOuN J HASWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
3PRIZES OF $4,000 rs $4,000,
nI"Ttn

Class GAG Tor 1915; drawn ut Baltimore. Oc,'r IS
1915. 10 numbers IL drawn ballots.
. 81 sIOocO | OF 5000 l al 1000 30 ri 1000
Tickets D dolls; a certificate Of IS whules SEN,
Tor 10 dJ!ls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
SHOE THREAD!
SHOE TOOLS AND FINDINGS.

TNtHE SnbsctIber hiss received by the late arri.
vsls 'fora AVrfpol. direct from The mann.
Iaclurersl a large and general nssofimont Of SHOE
viz. Brown. Green. hail bleacbed. Whine
and yellow, with a fine assJrlmerr Of SHOE FIN.
DiNGS' which Will be y,d IA LNy as The .ome
'qdaliiy cat be had fr in His or my u,be, cite :
Lasts, Boot Tees. &c. Of my own Manufacture
Also. DOrlop's Celebrated 1lacLin ing at Iar,o,v
prices. lover Than any other Backing IN ,his mnrk.i
CoOsrHT MERCHANTS wishing to obntn sffcles
rs above that can he relied on. would do we'll IN
call and Examine before purchasing
up 3 DIST received a superior IN ~ 0gtIiu0
Twinea EPHRxIM LARRABA,
sep ~ Aw No 2 s Calyen ", Ballim IRE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
S25 600.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTENV-

Class 20 Tor 1913; To he drawn al Baltimore, Oc,
-, 1919. 10 numbers. Is dawn ball,s.
~ sH'eoo OF 10000 l of 5000 III OF $500
Tickets 10 dolls, a cert fca,e of 26 whnI,s III
be SEM for SlI5; shares ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
SOMETHING RICH-peeidedIY be- Ln:

SOMETHING RICIi-Deoidedly The In.
~ test Dot. The adventures Of Captain Simon
Suegs late Of The Talopoosa Volunteers. beautifully
ILLUSTRATED with numerous engnving.; The De
formed by The author Of Mount Sofrel, TIE Elliott
Famhy by Chas Burdeu. Helen Haywood The WI.
lage Somuambulis, The Cfuisei oI Thiry Year.
ago by julius Melville. The Fright by Miss Ellen
Pickering. Just reed Of ihc Book and Stationary
Store Of (oU y WIN J ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
NOR SAGE.-The Form NJ, the mouth n

NOR sALE.-Thc Farm at lhe mouth Of
Glenn's Run in Ohm county. Virginia, en-
htG,Irg about $50 acres. formerly The property Of
Josiah Chaplinc deceased, and adjoining lands Of
The heirs Of Farmer and others. II lies immedI-
nieIy on The bank Of The Ohio river. within four
miles Of Wheeling, has on IL a number Of first rate
coal banks within a few rods Of The river. and -
well stored with limestone, together with several
good %uarries oi first rate sand stone. There Is 60
or 20 acres Of river bolton, aud the residue is nch
lime store hill land.
IL will he sold on a reasonable credit. and loge-
iher or IN separate porcelsas purchasers may prefer
For further particulars call on The subscriber IN
Wheeling. JACOB. for
oct II WM REYNOLDS
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ALEXANDRIA IOI,rCnN

DNlA LOTTERN,
Glass Al for lo45. draws at Alexandra. O,,obsr o5
1915.
l Of $4,000 | Of 10000 of 1000 ] Of 1000
Tickets ~ dolls, a cerliicare Of % wholes Will
be sent Ior lis Tolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE, No. 1913 as-
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
ard Gazette.
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.VOLNEY B. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are =
Il. PHILADELPHIA.-N. W.. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW YORk.-Tribune Buildings, oppos-
lite City Hall.
BALTIM0RE.--S, Z. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. ~ State street.
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FOR SALE.

FOtk SALEs
VALUABLE FARM IN CABELL COUN
IA TY. VIRGINlA--Tbis farm lies ON The o.
hi" river five miles below Uuyahdoiie, and contains
RIO acres. D Of Which is boiicin. l75 acres
tcieared and not inferior 10 any soil in The Ohiv
bottom. In a good state Of cultivation.
The improvements consist OF q large dw elline
house. Kitchen and smoke house. oil Of brick. A
well oigood pure wafer. harm. stable. orchard. &c
TERMS-One third cash. The remainder in two
'or three payments 10 SUIT The purchasers.
jy 25 3mw JAMES PUAGE.
ESoS SALE "A sleain engine 8 inch cylinder
so zach srreke.
= Paper Mill Presses complete 40 iaches wide
Nrcold sut well fur Tobacco or & ider presses.
A Rag Ddster 10 feet long aud A diameter.
'SorIing and Rag Tables.
"A poir Of strong Hard Wood Friction Pullies for
'ohisiing. suitable fr Gnst Mills.
ASlsse for glazing Frller's Bonnie, Boards, &c
The above articles will he sold low 10 close, ard
'nny kind Of manufactured articles or %popIuce taken
Sn payment. Enquire at The Virginia Paper null.
aug 10 G. $ LANBDIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

PukomOke River Lottery, class No 2l8.
To Ice drawn at Wilmington, Del Friday Octr 81
| oi $4,000 oi 1000 | ui 1000 oil 1900
- Nns. IL ballots. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age "a mholcs 10 dolls; hnrcs IL proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

e. HtRltf'S SALE.-By vinue VI u decree %
\ the Circuit Sup-ri,r COuri OF Law and Char,
cery if The county Of Ohio. made the f0,h deg Of
1''e ie'o. IN The case Of A N Johnston q Ca, ~
iirhry Sloane and others. I shalI proceed 10 sell ~
nuhiic auc'ion on The Sh day of Oenhe nexs. %
> IN NIC'tney's ord in the tay OF Whse.;
ing, To The highest bidder on a Credit Of -four months
np"n tho purchaser giving bond with approved -
curly The i"Ilo" iug aroperiysr q" vii; 2 hor.es and
"he wagon and harnc'' SKELLY. DS,
sep ~ For PETER YARNALL. toe
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For PETER YARNALL. soc.
NovELs,r NoVEJsur Novrtsn,i,

Isl RECEivED-Ihe Mau VI Fortune bv
>" Mrs Core. Agnes serle by Miss Pickering.
ne SweIcS IN Plague or The Signal kcekei. b.
Caroline Fielder; The Bosom friend. bv m. .u,h,t,
oi Mount Sorrel; The Hotel Lambert or the Ensrs.,
'efs DluelIer. by Eugene Sue; Blnncn do Ram .
or The heau'iiul Turkish Slave. The Hermit ~
W"tkwotih nnd The Two Captains VioIius; P.sf
h'dd'ne a Tale Of the Brandy wine. For .sls q
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

which meets to day at Austin, is known,
when they will probably move BY water
to Corpus Christi or some place in that
neighborhood. The 4th regiment, il ls
thought, viii reach the barracks below
our city to-day or tomorrow.
The Cd dragons, under Col. Twiggs,
will be ordered to proceed TO the Rio
Grande BY land at the same time the in
fantry starts by water. The Department,
we have heard it rumored, recommended
the dragons TO march on foot, probably
deeming hat there would not be sufficient
forage for their horses. The officers in
command, however, and very wisely and
Justly to our thinking, have resolved not
10 dismount this valuable command,
knowing that the portions Of Texas TO be
lraversed offered the most ample subss
tence.
Since writing the above, we learn BY
the DeSoto that the steamboats, Yazoo
Cote Joyeuse, Rodolph and DeSoto have
been chartered by the Government &c
convey the two infantry regiments men
toned above to this city. When the DE-
Soto left Grand Ecore the troops were
marching in preparatory TO the embark
ation.-Picayune.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

TExAs-ARMY MOVEMENTS, &c.-By
way of Red River we learn that the Tex
an Congress, convened at Washington or
the 10Th ul.., accepted the United State,
resolutions in relation to Annexation
unanimously. The news comes verbally
gentleman who has arrived at Natchi
toches from the Texan seat, Of Govern.
mehi giving the information, but we think
II deserving Of all reliance. Since this
was IN type the news has been confirmed
oy an arrival direct from Texas.
We also learn that Gen. Taylor in com
mand of the troops at Fort Jessup, has
received orders from the War Depart
ment TO the following effect: the Sd and
9Th regiments OF Infantry are TO move
Immediately to some point in the neigh
Sorhood Of this city, there TO wait until
'Ae aetion OF the Texan Convention,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

M,x,cAN ITEMS. Having had some mo
an,s Of leisure for the Peruea OF files
naners received by the last arrival, we
come items which may Interest our
sode,s in the present hostile positions oil
he TWO countries.
Santa Annals farewell address to the
IONS of Mexico is one Of the most Gu
ons documents we ever encountered.
HDs would fancy from it--coud he be SO
llv as 10 put faith therein-that he was
he most di,intercsted Of patriots; that ali
X ou,rages upon the rights Of his fellow
,;zeps we're dictated by The purest re
Ard for the national well-being. The
orayers of the righteous avail much"
$au,a Anna. in the conclusion Of his ad-
ress. attempts to place himself in this
a,esory, and makes every kind Of pro-
ession of fidelity to the interests OF the
bation 1t is not TO be doubted that should
M see chance to attain to power again,
II would be most prompt to thank heaven
Ind all that sort of thing.
A line of 'dligencias" was to be estab-
kshed between Quere taro and San Louis
bo,osi, 10 commence running on the Isl
snst. The contracts had all been entered
MO. 1t is to be hoped that the route may
IL made more safe than that from the
capital TO the coast.
The vacancy in the Mexican Senate,
created by the resignation OF u. Sebas'
Ian Camacho, has been filled by the cleo
tion of Gomez Farlas to the elevated sta
lion. The same gentleman is likewise
sDe, Of the candidates for the Presidency
N II is asserted, in the city of Mexico,
ihat Gen. Arista has succeeded in ar
hanging treaty OF peace with the Apa-
ehes, by which the frontiers of the coun.
1ry will be protected from any further in
eursions from this tribe of savages.
Mexico is continually distracted by ru.
.nors of attempted revolutions Our rea-
ders have already been informed that the
most serious disturbance have occurred
here of late, but these reports of insur
dictionary movements render the sltua-
ion of the peaceful inabitants Of the
country altogether distressing.
The editorial war between the SigloI
XIX and The Courier Francois, in rela
lion to the outrage upon tho French Min.
ister, still RACES.
Through our Mexican files we have in
diligence from Central America Of la
Ter date than hitherto received. But it
relates only TO those everlasting internal
disputes, far less interesting than deplor-
able.--Picayune.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

n The GooD-TEUE AND BEAUTIFUL.-The
1evotee Of pleasure yields up his soul TO
Ahis phantom divinity and still unsatsfed
THE religious recluse would not be tain.
Sted by contact with the world and shuns
at, and the very excuses of his imagined
goodness is full Of sin, for he is not hap
Ply. The hero--the great I am off DO.
litlcal farce, thinks he is above reproach
In tha. pulsation of momentary patrio-
tlsm, devotion 20 the peoples cause,
when the next party in power teaches
him an Instructive lesson, and points a
moral which he cannot misconslrue.
Even in the humblest walks of life there
is dissatisfaction, discomfort and sorrow.
and too much of sin, occasioned solely by
that longing which has been denomlna-
ted the nndefnable. Why is il so called?
Is not that longing, that intensity of desire
but manifestation oil the nobler humani.
4y9 that goodness within which seeketh TO
sympathise with something from without?
The truth which make itself honored-
beautiful, which would be beloved
The good--the true--the beautiful are
within and around US always and to real
ize their blessings fully, is to do our duty
as perfectly as is in the power of our
present imperfect natures. The ivy cling
eth TO the Wondering ruins and flourish
es and decays; and the soul of man liveth
IN desert, when a paradise is near at
hand. --RerielLe.
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The Boston Transcript has the follow

The Boston Transcript has the follow
ling:
Somebody laughed at one Of our adver
easements the other day, which announ
\ ced the loss of small lady'S patch. Ii
WAS ridiculous mistake which had eSca.
ped the eye of the editor: a mistake
however, not without iIlustrious prece'
dents. In a recent catalogue Of sale al
II the West end Of London, we find The fol
lowing extraordinary announcement:
a "Two ivory young ladies' work boxes;
y mahogany gentleman's dressing case;
q rosewood young ladies' Canterbury,
with secret drawer.
\ The ivory young ladies mus, take ex.
Araordinary polish; and the mahogany
gentleman must be a handsome dark
hooking man.
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LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAlNING in the Post Office, Lib.
~ erty, Miss, on the first Of Iu

DEMAlNlNG in the Post Office, Lib
IN erty, Miss, on the first Of Ju
Iy, l845.
A-Adams E &C, Andrews Mrs Melinda
Bonds Elijah A, Black AIRS J II
Bond Rev T NJ, Bennett Thos, Bates Nlr'
Eliza, Butler Mrs Orah II, Brown John
Barber Ambrose.
C-Carsner Christoher 8, Cochran Da
vld, Cooke Drurv, Cassels Mrs Nary
Causey VIM, Cochran Jno.
D--Davis Mrs + P, Dickson Thos
Dawson Mrs f Q, Davis Mrs Sarah A.
E-Everett John, Eady John.
FEEDER w X, Foster DR. B A, Fur
Paul, Firth Mrs Amanda.
G-Garner Thos, Gordon Mss r A
Howell E B, Huey Alexr.
jackson Andrew.
Kelly Downs, Kyle p
NJ LmL e l. Lea , G Dr. Lea Mrs
M-Monroe John, Mcdowell VIVA F
heker II B, Nixon B H, hcClenden Geo
Marshall l. l., McFadden E, Mcdowell
Thos II, McManus Chas, Mccoy E A
Martin VIM, Marsh Jno H Y.
Nicely James.
P-Perkins 0irs SAG.
R-Reynolds LittIelon P, Robinson Jer
ONE.
S-Sample Dr. John, Seals James F, So
journer Josias, Scedlck VIM, Smith VIM
C, Seals John, Sharpe J A.
T--Thorn AbsoIam.
Wilcher Thos 2, Whitaker P NJ
Williams jas VI M, Weathersby II C.
Weathersby Mrs E, Weathersby Mrs
Mary F, Wilkins N, Wilkinson Neal
Wilson Turner S, WigIy Francis, Wilson
Mrs Rebecca, Weatherspoon R P, Wood
ruff Geo II, Wilkinson S. P or Daniel
A. McKOWEN, P. NJ.
July 5, l845. l8w3
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RANGERS SALE.

RANGERS SALE.
W will sell at Public Auction on Monday
the
Fourth day Of august neat,
the following described strays, to-wit: -
One red heller, four years old, taken
up by W. c. Butler appraised at So 90,
one red heller taken up by the same,
eighteen months old, appraised at $500.
One steer, white and brindIed pided ia.
ken up by T. II. Ravens, seven years old ,
at 5000
One bull, taken up by John Walker,
about twelve years old, appraised at $500.
t. NJ. KlNCADE,
Ranger.
July IL, l845. l9-tds
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

NT RS VIRGINIA G. POlNDEX-
N TER'S music school for young
lad es, will open on Monday, 28th instant,
when she will be prepared to give in
struction, both vocal and instrumental.
From Mrs. P's. knowledge o! the science
and experience in teaching, she feels con-
fdeut of affording satisfaction TO those
who may patronlze her.
TER MS,
For instruction during three months
or twenty. four lessons on Ike Piano Forte,
with vocal music, $50 90
Do. Guitar, IS 90
Mrs. Poindexter, can accommodate
young ladies with board.
April 26, l845. 8m3
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The efforts Of the Treasury Of the State
Of Penn sylvania to procure payment of
the interest of the State debt, due in Au-
gust next, are promptly seconded by the
county authorities in various sections of
the State; and there is now no doub; that
the interest will be paid as soon as it falls
due.--Pic.