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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13
From the Boston Daily Times.
THE MESSAGE ..

This important documents copy ofwhich, from
the press of the Washington Union, was received
by us at the hands Of the government express yes
terday forenoon-was Immediately made public
through the medium of 'Times Extra" a short
time eler its reception, and three hours in advance
of all our contemporaries. The importance attached
TO the message evnced by the avdity with
which it was sought for--an edition of seventeen
thousand having been Immediately disposed of, and
the demand continuing undated for hours. As the
entire document is now before readers, and as
tits full of Information and interest in every divi-
sion, we shall not do Its author the injustice of
tempting synopsis of its contents. 1t is worthy
Of being read word for word in its full length, and
will amply repay careful examination and deliberate
analysis.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13

nR. HAMILTON P. HOWARD tenders his
~ professional services to the citizens Of Wash
ington, ID. c. He may be found at DR.. F. How
ard,s, northeast corner Of T and 1lth streets.
Nov. 29-eo3ts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13

PRIVATE BOARDING.
EDWARD KERSEY,
Third puss nest cfthe Union office, Penn. .arsnu.
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By II. Green, .Auctioneer.

BY III. Green, .4uCfl0neeT.
VIoLINs, GUITARS, SECOND HAND y
AMOS, &C., AT AUCTloN.--On Mono ",
the 18th instant, shall sell, at o'clock, p NJ I"'
auction room, Concert Hall, near Browns ho "a.,.
fnc-toned violins; good guitars, win p''''
screws
secondhand piano fortes
spy-glass 40
With many other articles not necessary % ~
merate.
A. GREEN, Auciionia,.
Of
China, glass, and crockery ware
Mahogany and other furniture :. -,
Cooking and other stoves; feather osos' w.
tresses
Andirons, shovels and tongs, tenders, &c, n
Also, a good lot Of kitchen furniture. A."
Dec 12-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13
From the Baltimore Republican and Argus.

THE MESSAGE.
Tins important document was yesterday commit
ted to the paper wings Of the public press and is
now flying as rapidly steam can carry il to the
remote extremties Of the republic. II marks the
dawn OF new era in our history; and the large
space which deyotes to our foreign relations, is
but the beginning of journey into a much large
field in time TO come. The policy which has ever
characterized this nation toward other powers Of
the earth has been to let them alone; that is not TO
interfere directly with their affairs, to leave that ex.
cusively TO the people of their respective govern.
ments, aud moreover to claim the same privilege for
ourselves. notwithstanding this, there are certain
great elements in commoton, the birthplace and
laboratory of which in the United States. These
elements, when set in motion, do have tendency TO
interfere with other governments, and to weaken
the chords Of allegiance which bind the hearts Of
mes to the mortal idols who occupy thrones. This
We cannot and would not prevent, and the lessons
which wo teach by example arc calculated to fan
the fame of discomfort into a confagration, in which
perish forever the protension Of kings and poten-
tates. II Is, therefore, interference which man
must approve, because heaven ordains il. The in.
tercourse which is almost daily springine up be.
tween ourselves and the various nations Of the earth
is calculated not only to beget commercial friend.
ships, but also to engender political sympsthies-
both OF these will produce their legitimate fruit, to
wit: acts both commercial and political; and
these again will have to be brought annually 70 the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13

DIANo FoRTES AT AUCTloN.-on Ml
day evening next, the 18Th instant, at o Is,rI
we shall sell, at our auction store, six seconu,' ~
piano iories, one Of them Of very excellent lo"'
touch; two others very good; the other lhIes
ble for persons learning; all Of them must DC SUI
make room, without regard TO price.
Terms at sale o
ROBERT w. DYER & CO.,
Dec. I2--dif Aucuone''
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CASHMERE SHAwLS.-Two casbu,ers lono
y shawls, something superior to any thing ever
offered IN this city BEFORE for sale at our store
They VIII be sold bargain to close consignments'
49,, d. CLAGETT e. co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13
From the Albany Argus.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

We occupy our columns with this document TO-
day. In the present condition of the country, and
the broad objects of national importance to which
the report relates, it will command the attention OF
all readers. Coming from distinguished citizen OF
our own State, it win be read in all this section OF
the Union with more than usual interest.
The views and recommendations Of the report
will, we think, be received with general approval;
and will, no doubt, obtain early consideration
from Congress. AS document, 1t is characterized
by the ability and the felicitous manner for which
it's author 10 so well known. We fully concur with
the remark Of the Union, that 't is worthy Of the
clear practical, and able head which presides over
the department"
We not design to refer to the particular sug-
gestions or to the details Of the report; but there
are three topics of deserved interest, which come
within the range of the department, and which we
are glad to see noticed in the terms to which their
prominence entitle them. We alude to the military
academy at West Point, and the lake harbor and
river improvements The two latter, in every point
of view national and commercial, cannot be too lib
orally regarded, the appropriations for the pros
ecution Of these improvements he too speedily made
by Congress-improvemen in the language which
the report justly applies to the Hudson river,
SCALED for by so many and such important public
considerations"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
THE MESSAGE.

We published this document on Saturday, in an
extra, and forwarded it to all daily subscribers
We shall give it in our weekly on Wednesday.
1t is one of the best documents Of the kind that
has ever been laid before the American people Plain
and straightforward in its language-tcmperate, but
firm in it's recommendations in regard both to the
domestic and foreign policy of the nation, and able
in its business character it will command the respect
of the American people, Its poicyi regard to Ore
gon will be received think, with almost universal
appreciation. In regard to its views on the tariff,
the keeping Of the public moneys, the disposal Of
the public domain, and the admission Of Texas
there will of course, be some diversity Of opinion;
but it will meet with hearty response from the
truehearted democracy of every State in the Union,
and, we hope, from hundreds Of thousands of the
most intelligent and candid of the wing party
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13
From the Hagerstown Mail.
THE MESSAGE.

u.
In our last, for want Of room, we were unable
to notice this important state paper. We hope the
people have read or will read land not only read
but reflect upon it, II 10 somewhat lengthy but its
length does not exceed its intrinsic value Ii notices
all subjects and objects with which the people of the
United States, as a nation, are connected, and in
which they are deeply interested 1t speaks clearly
and forcibly setting forth our foreign and domestic
relations so to be understood by the paincst UNI
Outstanding.
In referring to the message there are several sub.
jects, which, more than others, arrest our atten
ton.
The Oregon question, aud our difficulties Nth Great
Britain.'rhe President treats this in plain, calm,
and candid manner There is no hinching, no
equvocation, no completely. He gives us a sue
cinct and correct history Of the Oregon contro-
versy--statng that by the convention Of lSls that
country was TO be left open and free TO the citi-
zens of both nations for the term Of ten years-hat
by the convention OF 1923, this time was extended
indefinitely, but that either nation could end il by
giving years noticc--thst the English claim 10 that
territory Is to the river Columbia, lying in the 46th
degree and the United States claim the Saith deg 40
min.-that at three different times the 49th deg was
offered as compromise by preceding administers
tons to settle, permanently, the boundary line be-
tween Great Britain and the United Siates-that THU
COMPROMISE was rejected--that similar compromise
was pending in the existing negotiations when install-
ed into Office In consideration Of this and OF former
negotiations he felt himself bound 10 offer again the
49th parallel of north latitude Compromise 10
adjust the differences between both countries This
was rejected. The President then withdrew the
compromise offered, and announces his Determine
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-13

RoUQUETS AND CUT FLoWERs.-The
~ subscriber is fully prepared TO make m Bnu-
gueis with his usual taste Cut flowers furnished
for decorating dinner tables, &c.
JOHN DOUGLAS,
Florist and Seedsmap, op. State Dept.
Dec 1l-eotf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
GARDEN &NUt,sERY
OF PARSONS s co.
FLUsIING. NEAR NEM YORK.

FLUSHING, NEAR NEW YORK.
VHNllE Prpprerors desire TO call attention To hi.
N exiCi slvc establishment which is now prob
ably The largest in the Unou. covering an area o
nearly so acres. and compacy planted wnh more
Than 100000 Tree, Shrubs Plants &c.
The yer, rapidly increasing lusle for Iloriicni-
lur"i pursuits producing demand for new and rare
Fruits. Ornamental Trees. and Plants. has rendered
necessary sysicmaIiZed arrangement for The i'm,
porla,ion ofnl Thai is new aud d,srabc
For this purpose. the Propreiors have personally
Inspected oil The principal public and private II rli-
CULTURAL Establishments in Britain. Fnnce and Ger
many. and have perfected arrangements, by which
they will receive Immediately on lis appearance,
everyhn G that Is new and valuable.
The Trees cultivated al this establishment are
straight and thrifty. aud from heir ex osed situation
they are sufficiently hardy for removal To much
higher laiiudCs
The attention Of Amateurs and Others is par,icu.
larry directed 10 The fruit grounds of this establish
monl. in which will be found bearing specimens OF
all the varieties Of fruit which they cultivate.
Visitors are also invited tn inspect their vincrie,
and iruiI houses. in which are more than 100 vari
eIles OF Foreign Grapes. and about 200 varieties o
Pears, Plums. Apricois md Necarincs. all Of whltt
will be in bearing. in 1916.
Orders mny he addressed 10 the Pfoprieiors
Flushing, New York. and Catalogues can be oh
tanned by application. post paid. To themselves Ia
Parsons d Lawrence. l25 Pearl ST, or Saxton &
Miles 2O5 Broadway. New York
aug ID 6w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY


FENlIE Course Of instruction will open. ne here.
n Iofore, on The FIRST Monday Of November, and
close ON The last day Of February. under the follow.
Ing arrangements
BENJAMIN w DuDLEY, NJ ID. Professor OF the Prin.
cfhies and Practice Of SsrRery.
WM RItHARDsoN, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
IHos ~ MITCHELL. M ID, Professor Of Maieria
sledicn mud Therapeutics
RoBT PETER. NJ ID, Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
LoTAN WArsoN, NJ d. Professor Of 'fhcory and
Praciice
JAMES NJ BUsn. NJ ID, Professor OF Special and
Surgical Anatomy.
LBoNIDAs NJ LAWSON, NJ ID. Professor Of General
and Pathological Anatomy and Physiology
ErnELDERT l. DUDLEY, NJ ID. Demonslraior OF
anatomy
=, The 1niroducIofies will be given on Monday,
uesaey end wednesday; and the diJactic course
VIII open an Thursday, November 9Th Pfofc,s,rs
ices onpunl 70 si05, payable in oil coses in adj
vance IN 'be best money current where the aunil.
reside. Mllricnlooo fec s5 IIspitoI 'r;rL .,
with Clinicni Lectures S.. Graduation fec GOD -
DIs'ecling Ticket $40 The ntcIfiI expenses Of
living range between two and three dollars nc,
week. Graiuilous lectures rs usual. in the month
Of Octoher. Further Information may be had. b.,
addressing lenefs, posl paid, To
THOS MITCHELL. Dcan Of Faeutg.
Lexington. Ky. August s rs 2wd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
FORV'G.sE,S sssDyyyEh

we lake g'ea' pleasure in laying before our
pn'fo"s' ana the public generally. the follow iug
>'hemes hr AueSs'. know ing them u he better
nan any others offered To the public West o. the
"a, Send IN tonr orders for Packages
"lS Is Tue most popular way of udNen,urig in
Lh'e'ies say again. send in your orders wiih
cash OF prize tickets enclosed. and ihey ,ynl the,
WIN M much attention as ifpessonally applied Tor.
All orders como perfectly safe by mail
n l. DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23

SHARK CAUGIIT.-About 8 o'clock last
evening one of these monsters was taken BY IA
hook and line, from the water at Messrs. Per-
kins & Smiths wharf. 1t measured 8 feet in
length, and required the strength of six men to
get it on the Wharf. We frequently notice
boys in the water at this and other wharves in
the city; and the fact that these monsters are
about our waters, should serve as caution a
gainst exposure in this manner They are par
'icularly fond of "naked little boys" and would
snap:u one of them III twinkling.-Ne,c
Lond0a Star
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23

New Orleans papers of the 18th instant, reg
ularly due last night, were received. There is
no news from Texas or Mexico. The Bee has
the following paragraph:
We understand that the two companies Of
the 9TH Infantry, United States troops. sta
toned at Pass Christian have received orders
to be in readiness TO move al moments
warning. Their destination it is said will be
the new State of Texas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
SMALL. FRY LOTTERy.

Draws "a follows throu ghout The month nj August
Draws on uosdays--Capial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of lackere whole,
Sl2; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thursdays-Cnpita prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package " hole.
Sl4; shares IN propOruon
Draws on Sundays --Cnpilal prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package wholss
IA; shares in proportion.
Address your orders 10
90 N l. DORSEY. Wbcelnn yo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
COLIMnIA moueT.

ChcWW street, 6et1ceH Ga amt 7h srSr's.
PHILADELPHIA.
TEvI1F subscriber. respectfully inform ihsrinends
y ard Inc unyci ing public. that they have To-
ken The ahotc honsc, formerly known ~ the blur.
shall llYusc) ond have made extensive alterations
and Improvements iu M istcfiof. havIg sparcI nu
eypc0sc 10 fcnder IL uno Of lhe most plcusuni end
fashionable houses IN TIC city. The parlors tfr
numerous the ch1mbcrs large and well ARRANGED.
The lIruturc new. lis lucaiion is Wv ihc m sf
cenlni plu Of iho ciy. near ioall ihc places OF
puh'c amusement. ond convenient 10 the dcpois II
TIE SluIhcrn. Western aud Nprhcfn routes
The fables will he Supplied wjth ai the do'ica-
Nies Of HE season. TIE Wines afs n the choicest
brands, aDl have been carefully selected
The rroruciprs hope hy lho.r pefonii attention
and experience N The business. 10 give Satisfaction
To- lwse why may Gvnr Them .iin tbtir patronage
BAGLEY. MACKENZIE & co
Jaws BAcLEY. tilie oi jones llrtel)
HE>HyC MAcEENzE. formerly d lhl Washing
ION House
PgrfR J. FERGUSON. aug I'm
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$4,000!
ALIEN ANDRlA LOTTERY.

MOST SPLENDID S CHENiE ever drawn in
The ). In This Lottery The first 9 numbers will
enlrle The holder To prize OF S40C The nes Two
Numbers s950
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
NI.M BOOk RINDERY.

Z USr RECEIVED and now opening. ceucfal
- assortment Vi Dry Goods, Groceries. & Q1ccus-
ware ~ every variety. all kinds Of Goods ut
The m, approved and la'hon1hlc syle-, M Ipw as
they can be sold ia The Union. for cr,h ~ approved
Poducc. D MGlNNIS.
may No I75 Mnrkei square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23

NE EDlCAL COLLEGE OF OuIO--The An.
Tvs nual Course of Lectures IN this Institution,
VIII commence on the frsI Monday in November
and close The last day oi February. The D,dlcuc
Lectures will commence IN tho early part or The
week, and proceed on regularly To- The close of The
Session. The Lectures will be delivered by the
following Professors.
JOINS Z SnorwELr. NJ d, Professor of Anatomy
md Physiology
JouN LOCKE, NJ d, Professor 0. Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
X ID MUssEY, NJ D. Professor Of Surgery.
JOHN HARRISON, NJ D. Professor ul Mntera
Medicn end Therapeutic
Nj d WRfGIiT. NJ ID. Professor Of Obstetrics ard
Diseases of Women and Children.
JOHN MooRmEAp, NJ ID, Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
The ice for fhl course is $50. To he paid IN
advance; MalriculOtion s5 Hospital SIS Disscciinn
Ticket STU optional. CHAs l. AVERY, NJ d. De.
monsiraior of Anatomy. wIIl lake charge Of The Dis
seeing Rooms, and wllI open them carly in the sea.
son-Dr avery is graduate Of the Medical College
OF Ohio. and has speht several years IN The Schools
oil Paris. Graduation SOS a rraiuiloms Fail Course
will commence the middle of September and con
Time till The lsi OF Nuvembef
aug IL Wv ID MUSSEY, VI u, Dom.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
w MITCHELL, ID ShsriG Ohio county.
jun % l&F

& IiiANCERY SALE Pursuant TO a eccreo
~ made hy iho Circuit Supeuur Court Of Iavr
nud Chnnccfy iUf OHIO county. at the sprinp term
loi'..i the suit ga ChnLcery between How ell and
lIrii complainans, ahd Muth Douglass and others.
defendants. vii, on Saturday the 3Oih dov Of
august lct5, sell a. public suction. nj The font
'por OF the Court House of Ohio county, Vi,yin;,
lle following roo estate vZ.--Ln' tour tsN in son,ro
hlIten (lS) situate on the sde OF IN .,re.t II,
IKE city OF Wheeling; lot M PAP situate in Ea..
wheeling near Wheeling creek; the east no n of Ls
NJ IJi shnoie on The s"uh side Of I'm street i'm
Last wheeling; the west half Of lot No I63 .iiuo,e
"n The North sidc of Z1nc street in Eas Wheeling.
lot No 80 ON The Nor side oi Genre street. IN
'hn' p1ri ct the city oi Wheeling called Graham.
additions lots M ard / ! on tho north side Of
IeH'fe street IN The addition; and also ,raci of
iand situate On short creek ia Ohio comfy convey.
Cd to SAID Douglass lev william Bukey and Others.
10y decd dated Alnrch ooh. S35. estimated To- con-
'a'h '"o hUndTei aud thirty and one half acres
mFe or less. and now in The occupancy of Mark
Douglass
IERMS-Fiye per cent Of the purchase money!
IN he psid H. hand, aud the residue in one two ant
'htee years. the purchaser giving bond with good
security, bearing interest from The day Il sale
Much Of The property Is well improved, and per-
sons wishing Ia examine The improvements, Will
please call on the SUBSCRIBE OF Mr. WIN Dueias3
." "hceIng II from any cause Inc said sale should
AZ take place or be mol completed on The said 3OiI,
OF August 1919, ~ will lake place and be closed on
vi "day hefea'icr, The lsl day OF September. g.
V II JACOB, rusce & Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
DOCTOR JOHN RODAiIAN.

Z FFICE' Corner of Market and Monr1c Streets
" opposite he psf ,flicc. respectfully informs
The cri5eus of Wheeling and yicinIy, HAT he will
pnreiually attend ~ ell Who may favor HIN with a
cali on professional busiuess
series of studies in The best College, Of Europe
TO acquire a thorough knowledge of his profession
with a most successful pracIice 81 The snne TOT the
lest six years ia Tho United Slaes. will secure Cor
him, he 'gu'is. p",lion Of public patronage.
jy 81 lmwCvd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
S30.NOO.

GfaHd consolidated Lottery of D,ia,rarc 4. Georg,a
Glass No 90, Ia be drhwn at Wilmington. Aug %
] OF $4,000 Of 5000 OF 5000 | OF 5000
Besides thousands If smaller prizes.
1S numbers. Is ballots. Whole uck~ts $40
Certificate of package OF 90 whoes 1872 dollaf.:
shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
S2h.Onn.


Pokomuke River Lottery. Class l69.
To no drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, August o5
Of $4,000 % OF $1,000 l ot 5000 ui 5000
Aud numerous smaller prizes. 75 Nus. - drawn
ballots. Whole tickets So CcIUicaIcs OF 25
wholes l2i shares ia proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
$40 OOOy

Grand cans 'idaief L.Gery Of D-iatrare 3 Gesrgia
Glass y" %, TO be drawn at Wilmington Anr 81
Of 100000 iof900o OF 1000 lor9il7
Besides 'hou'ands smaller prizes. rs numbers
IL ballots. Whole tickets $40; certificate of pnrk
nge Of 2j whples us dolls; shares i'm pronor,i,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
SIR EOFF TONIC AND ANTI.DYspEP.

X EOFF TONIC AND ANTl.DYSPEP.
- TIC PILLS This Medicine his been
known 10 'hc pubic Tor ihe lqsi twenty years. aud
na' obtained considerable cclctr - as rcni'd, m,
pyspeisin Evpctienee has shawn these Pills o.
Ice 'he best lumily Medicine that can he used
ihey operate gently "a. pu'gniivc. It.duc,ns nci.
'hcr s'obnes' nor debility They eau Toe used at All
un'S by persons OF all ages, wuhuut regard 10 diet
dunk, or exposure Ia Wet ard cold
- nn Aht -l,liCU, medicine. every person usiue
them VII ,npn become satisfied ul ti,ir superior
thrucy. There has been ISSUED pamphlet O.,
he bad at the Agents. IN which * set iorih more
i"iIy The nature nud operation Tile medicine, 10.
R''hor v"h some of tile diselses Ia Which II d,
most applicable.
The pn,pficIors have hcrn compclle 10 alter the
i"rm oi the wrappers enclosing thcr Pills. owing
{" he many oouniefeils tia, have been distributed
an prfcuns purchasing are requested 10 lee well
.niiiird they are genuine For .ae by PRYOR &
fAULh D.uggists Nhccltug Va General Agents
i'r No" prupti' tors ia %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23

q ,UNroLND SYRUP OF SARSAPARiLLA.
~ -IAis u the best preparation OF SirsnpariIln
ever offered To the public. for The cure ct ScfOlula
or Rings Evil, Cujaucous Eruptinrs. P,mpes on
the Face Rugworn, Tciicr. Scald Head Syphii.
ic und Mercu''al Diseases. and all Diseases uf the
shin.
4, is particularly recommended to lhc.r whoac
constitutions have been broken doni hy HE inii-
n cuus use Of Mercury. Prepared and spld whole.
sale and rela by PRYOR & PAUL..
iv Is Druggists, Wheeling. W,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
SI2 600.


PUkonoke River Lottery. Glass lGS
To be drawn OF WIlmii gion. Delaware, August %
o. $1,000 $4,000 iof2ll5 lofI75O
And numerous smaller prizes Tickets s. C,Fri.
fca'es Of package - wholcs 40 dolls; shares in
proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23
STATE ELECTIONS.

ALADAMA.-Henry w. billiard, the Wing
candidate for Congress in the second district,
it is now ascertained, iselected by majority
OF 80 votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23

~ EW MEDICAL BOOKS Lectures ON The
y Theory and rmc'ice oiSurRors. hy a G. ,Iiss
VI -. of Dublin; Ebnhcs Pmcuce o( Medicine.
.ub edition win uoies by George tlcCclau. ~
D For sale ny
aug s JOIN I UAswELL Union ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-23

Ga1r Orders for Tickets and Shotcs and Cerif.
Gates In The above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention. and acc cunt Of each
DRAWING will be acni Immediately nfler il is over
10 all who order from us free Of postage both Why's
Address, JOHN M CLARKE
aug2 Richmond. Va