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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
Gorernor of virgisis.

Robert G. Scott. Esq, ofthis City, we omitted
| to state at the right tune, has been nominated by
a writer in the Petersburg Republican, for Gov
ernor Of Nirginia. We do not mean to kill or even
to hurt Mr.. Scott with his party, (though We know
there is a risque in it y by expressing our convic-
| ton that he would make a Governor Of the very
first practical ability. Long member of the EI.
ecutivc Council. and familiar with the business Of
the Department; accomplished man OF business,
energetic, interchangeable, aud of very decided ia
Tents. he needs but one thing to make HIM most
eligible SELECTION thatthing is, to be good Whg,
Of that we afraid there is no chance.
The "Democracy" will be at no loss for candi.
dates for Governor! They are plenty black
berries: According to the tactics of that party,
employed in Virginia time immemorial TO confirm
the allegiance of its aspirants, believe nearly
every man of any figure in its ranks, not already
in public station, (and some of them too) has been
put in nomination for either Governor or Senator,
or both "Politencss (aatteryD says the French
proverb, costs nothing" There not offices for
all. and next to an office OF profit or distinction,
the next most delicious draught to an American
politician, is the applause of the Press. IL is, af.
ter station and enoument, the coin next in value
and facility of circulation. The first the gold,
the last the silver medium by which Party dis
charges its obligations for the past, or dsarms the
resentment OF disappointment, or secures the SER
vices of aspirants for the future.
The next Legislature having Governor and
United States ) .nator to elect, there have been
placed in nomination. in various places and modes,
for ons or both, Msssrs. Mcdowell, Brocken-
brough Stevenson, Randolph, Dromgoole, Hunter
Jones. III. \. Garland, James Garland, Smith, Da.
mel, Thompson, of Wheeling, Scott, Patton, Pen
nybacker, J. VI. Mason, and many others. The
Wings, we repeat. by acting in phaan1, will have
the power very possibly, of determining the con-
test. Ii is not probable that the Democratic par
~ will hazard Caucus, for, as the Wings neither
can hope, nor even ought to desire a minority,
to choose either Whg Senator or Wing Govern.
or, and will have candidate 70 those stations,
there can be no pretence in necessity for Caucus.
They cannot choose Wing q overnor or Senator;
but they can do the next best thing, namely, pre-
vent the election of an unworthy Democratic Gov
ernor Senator, and aid in the election of those
who have claims from their merits, and who will
do honour TO the State.
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n. Y. Market. Oc,. 2I.2!pM

There hos bsou nothing done in cotton worth naming;
buyers ci Flour droops 5000 bbls were taken for
LVcfpool yesterday 7. VI. $3.50 aud sellers have been
asking that price to-day, but without escing sales; 500
bbs Gcnesce sold S5.44. and there were ut the
close OF Change some sellers vino would have accepted
SSH
For wheat, los cts may be quoted io low quality. A
sample Overy handsome Michigan held at 100 CTS but
not sold; 1900 bush Northern rye sold at 10 e aud 700
al IS c cargo Of $500 Jersey yellow corn brought IS
ei.' WI 500 bush wofowed barley, 5sI 42a
I3c
Whsksy dfoopJ litle bbls. may be had at 26Ic; no
sales Of pork, parcel OF beet s,d tho wharf s
S4JO aud $3.50 bb country inspections; cheese 7s75 for
good and prime lou prime butter - scarce.
Pig lead sells IN lots from store at Si375u
There have been no sales Of last news
Sterling Gas francs 5,2j nominal.
J.. 5. Eysning-NOthng further IN cotton. Flour has
remained mOoncss through the afternoon Sales Of white
beans ~ Iorces az ljOc bu-JOBr Cam.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

The impar,aaes. - he sssaL Of pss-.as ,ss ,.~st,.
In ,ssir ostsin,l fosm meoa Ma. 'hsa @.ds.
ney g. Baxter. ESQ., thai the President u tho janice River
& Kanawhs Csna be bs.rd. In behalf II tina, Comp.ny-
Jossph Q. Cse< Esa being present. the President Of
The Company. 80 saanmousy agreed that he be hoard
Mr. G. then his objections the passage OF
the resolutions offered.
The discussion was kept up for some time. between
Mr.. Mcfarland and Mr.. Cabel. the question again
REQUIRED upon the striking out-which motion put and
lost The passage of the resolutions. In their original
form. then came uP-they acted upon separately and
carried by large majority.
On motion OF Joseph X. Anderson, Esq, a resolution,
appointing SIX delegates the Enease Convention,
adopted and the Chair proceeded sppont the following
gentlemen: WIN. n. Macfsrand. Jno. Minor Bolts. Joseph
X. Anderson, Joshu. J. Fry, Fleming James, Thos. H.
Ellis.
On motion. the Chairman was added the deleg
And the meeting then adj burned.
JAMES LYONS, Chairman.
FLANISs JAMES. Secretary.
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The HarrisonJarg Convention proceeding
ofha 65dy-fhe Tenth Legion"

ofha 65dy-fhe Tenth Legion"
The senior Editor OF this paper was one of
three Delegates who attended the Harrisonburg
Convention or Monday, behalf Of the city of
Richmond, and he has seldom discharged a more
agreeable duty. Tn; results Of the Convention
were in accordance with the jui gnent and wishes
Of Richmond and the Delegation-thc berality
and attention OF tn, officers Of the Railroad
and Of the Stag line Of Mes.rs Parish & CO.
from GordonsviIle to Stanton and from Staunton
to Harrisonburg-the beauty Of the weather and
the novelty and Iovelness Of the Nalley-all con
sPired To render the trip as agreeable as il was
rapid. Time was, and not long ago, when visit
to HarrIsonburg from Richmond and the return,
would have occupied week or ten days. But
now, railroads and the expeditions coaches of
Parish a. Co. enabled the Delegation, leaving
Richmond on Sunday lease of necessityD to 30
and return on the following Wednesday, besides
fulfilling the business mission on which they were
sent,
But there was one thing more agreeable than
any we have mentiOned-the cordial reception
namely, given to the Richmond Delegation, who
happened too to he all saunch Wings, by the citl.
zsns Of Rockingham, as every body knows the
very cocka1c " Of the "Tcnth Legion" IL was
such as 10 give ~ the full assurance that preiu
dice and hostility are most often the conscqucn-
ccs Of IA want of acquaintance and information
II was Rockingham Court day, and we found an
imui 'nsc cOncourso Of citizens, courteous supe.
ror ia appearance as in numbers to any county
/ court collection ordinary occasions, we had
ever witnessed, and animated as we had many
reasons 10 think hy that spirit which now poryad,s
NirginI--a resolution to arrest her downward
march, aud 10 replace her where she once stood,
and where nature designed her to stand, at the
head of the American Conlederacy.
That this common feeling Of Nrginans is pro
ducing the brsl effects, in cradicaiing prejudice.
and overcoming the pcrnicous effects of those
dastardly party tactics which have heretofore sue
cessluily arruycd, Tor party objects Of office and
power, much of the rural population Of VIr.
| gina against Richmond, is evident from an Incl
dent that occurred in the Convention.
At the close OF it, business the senior Editor of
the Wing WAS called on for "a speech in that
"Tcnth l. g.on where in 10, he would hardly
hiyc ventusod To show himself, tor lcar Of the
srit oi ''tar aud feathers" with which he had been
threatened or calling the inhabitants "Swabians."
lie responded IN his feeble way, and alluding to
the Phenomenon Of finding him e.f addressing the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
nIsAsrRnus rIREIN wINcHEsrER.

We learn with deep regret that mos, disastrous fire
occurred Tuesday night last in Winchester Without
being possession OF the particulars OF this unfortunate
upon the worthy citizen. of Winchester, IRE
only able to give extracts from the Baltimore Sun and
National Inelgcneer of yesterday:
GKkAr FtkE AT wINcHEsrLR, vA.-We received las,
night from our agent Winchester Va business letter,
dated on the 22d uli containing the foo~inR:-
Il presume you will receive slips and other respee
ing great thi-,psce yesterday. Taylos Hotel.
Hofi Row, and Hammond, store all burnt"
We regret that the letter contained further par
tcuars neither slips or letters from Winchester
II sent they did not come hand time for da, s
paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
MEETING AT THE EXCHANGE ON INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENTS.

The meeung "Wednesday evening, adjourned from
the preceding "Wednesday large different periods OF
the session, but small when the taken mid
night.
The indicates the OF public opinion in Rich.
mInd: There a overwhelming preponderanee
against Canals. and in favor OF Rail Roads We doubt in
deed If. in this large community, there fifty persons in
favor OF the line, above Lynch
burg. Were the work do over, suspect would
be found that side OF the question.
The argument for Rail Roads ably conducted by
Mr. Maciaand and that for Canals, by Mr.. Joseph O..
Cabe, President oil the James River & Kanawha ComPa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
OCTOBER ~. ls45.

ocroBER % ls45.
ToBACCo-There is little or nothing doing a, the In.
speetons We give quotation for Lugs from SIS
10 2,5U, as IN qualIty-COm. Leaf from 20 l-2-goud
10 hne irom 10 2manuiaeturng descriptions scarce.
and more sought after.
GRAIN-wheat from los to 1914 cents. Corn Us
bI cents, vessels At do. 40 b. wagon loads.
FLOUR-WiIhin the last two days Hour has declined
sales have been made at S.
CUT NAILS-43 To- 45c.
". c. COTTON-GfA75c.
TEAS-!mPerial ana Gunpowder 75c. TO 81 so; Black
5Us7jc.
wHISKEY-2sa3Oc
CANDLES-Spcm 3Oa32c; Patent Sperm 4Oc: Hulf,
Patent lie; Talow lOal2t.
CoFFEE-Rio 6iasc; Luguayra 7ias; St. Domingo
6saO Java lUtalle.
HERDS GRASS-s75c. to 81.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushe.
CLOVER SEED-In demand, al S. 5Oa6 per bus.
Flsil-New No. Shud S7ta7i dell; No. Cut Hu-
rngs sell IN small parcels from store ut S4A.
lRON-TO.day the price of Pig Metal IS unsettled by
English news, Pig Metal $50 10 500; English iron SsU;
Sweden S925aS9j; Trtdegar SlOJ; country Bar $50.
BlNE-Si per cargo.
MOLASS rS-N. Orleans 25a27c; Porto Rice 2is2GI
Cuba 22,25c, with heavy stocks and light demand.
OiL-Wnter strained oil best 1906 els; Fall strained
S0as5; Whale in bbls. 4Ic
PROVtSlONS-Bacon thog round) Western sasIc:
Shoulders 7a75c; Sides sac; Smhfeld (iiog roundj
e!isir, Lard 9i9tc.
PLAIsTER-From the Wharf. ss,62B per ton; dc. Ba
sil s425aS $50.
SuGARS-Th. market with a large stock, has be-
come very doll, with decline OF lc.-N. Orleans 64a
II .; Porto Rico 7ae; st. CrOiG 7Ilei.
SHOT-5tc.
sALT-Fiom Wharf 81 80 to ,55c.; Store 81 SIS to
Loo.
cATTLE-Beef from sai to Il; Sheep from 81 to 81;
Hogs from - TO ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
Bali. Sun.
CREATURE AT WINCHESTER, Virginia.

We are informed, by a note hastily written from Win.
chester at midnight Tuesday that large tire had Just
been subdued that place. which destroyed property to
TIE Of sixty thousand dollars We have no psrtc
uars, except among the buildings consumed Tay
lors Hotel and Houghs OF buidings besides num-
Der of other houses, amounting in all suppose To at
least thirty, the twentyseven
were on IRE a time-NAr. lST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
THEATRE

We glad see that Mr. Potter has effected
gsgement Tor nights more, with the Original Ethiopian
Serennders who have delighted the audisnee for several
nights past, They appesr night in Citizens dress and offer
good BILL which is'l drawing crowded House. 60
.lon II you wish get good
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
ROBBERY IN OUR VICINITY,

An affair Of tins kind occurred Tuesday night last.
at Mr. 6. Hswver's. about miles from this place. The
perpeuator called late the tor lodgings with Mr..
Ha~vrr snd being there and in the
OF the family seized chest which ia the house,
carried OF DOORS broke open and took from II about
500 Mr. hawver. feeling that his plundeer must be a
desPerado he~ "a his neghbors tor helps but be-
fore his return, the villain had secured his boty and de-
parted. The robber about eet in height. Of
raddy sVmplsHion aud sandy har-lLe~isburx Chroni-
cle.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
BOSTON MARKEr-Monduy Afternoon. De,

bDSION mAkkbT-MOnday Afternoon, Oct. 20.
CotOn--No change in prices and but few sales. Pro
VISION There ~ good demand for Lard and the article
y now held at Del ~ other things prices arc without mate
fnl alteration. Sales OF clear Pork SlII rs; 200 bbls
prime cold Of Sll 100 bbls old Beef 50. Corn
Tho market remains about the the close of last
week sales Of yellow Hat at 7ni7lc; white Csc. Oat.
4Jc. fUuffhe 10y the Hbernia is fsvofablo
as expected md the demand is less active Sales Of
400 bb Geneseo at Sj5Ii but generally the price
can hardly BE- liytcd above Sj7j SugsrModeato sales
Of Havana brown at os9b Porto Rico g.. Molssses-
Sale Of Cuba Muscovado 2Tc; Trinidad Csc. Log
wOUd-lO tons sold nj Sill Alias.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

u The members OF society, formed some time since
prevent the abduction Of Slaves requested meet
this morning 10 O'Clock. notice that effect will be
fund in this mornings paper. Its necessary that full
attendance should be had. for the transaction important
business,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

eating iis os $50 YOUTH .ssA " ssAs lee iss ~ssAs
Of oStssins education s.seAsre1 That the true Pon,
to which We wish to direct public attention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

REssSsrIoS MR PoE-wc regret TO learn that the
Hon. Washington Poe has resigned his a member
OF Congress from third Congressional District OF Gso
gla.-i Augusla Chronicle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

NEw HANrsHIkE UNITED STATS SkNAroR.-Hop. PRANK
LIN PiEScr. Tor several years member Of the United
States House Of Representatives has declined the appoint
ment OF United States Senstor rendered him by the
Governor OF the State II New Hampshire, fill the
cancy oecssioned by the resignation Of Mr. woopBvRv
MAT. Init
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
CLAIRVOYANCEt

IL We have received another interesting letter from our
able correspondent "Souherner IL will appear shortly
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- THE UNIVERSITY.
The Charlottesville Advocate Of Saturday. ssys :
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

The public viii be grst6ed learn that the prospects
Of this noble Institution hHtefnn, We understand
shat Monday last the number Of WIS about
IIs whilst there - ~ Attending lectures who
have yet mscuiaed THIS number this carly period
81 the session indicates attendance OF from $50 So
studeats.
The ss~ Professor, Of 'Lsw and Moral Philosophy z,e
univsrs,I - ssfaeton 10 ofieers and students.
r.. b. sincs writing tho above have seen tie Wing
q TursSay sad IN reply 70 the nicrrogaonss pu-
per- Addressed tie JeiIerspuisn will State tst the
nsanbsf Il sudens will be- somewhat less Than asst
s.ssisu shout the the session before. We will
state sso that quite unusual proportion VI them
from Virgins"
CoHNgSf.
We Isarsed The same facts 10 Charlottesville we'd
..asyt Bat 10 lis mifrcolses. even though larger
portion than common be from yrgns, deploraJlo fall
ing "a frou 10 years ago. AID ~ sn show q boxes
@ an Ia.tutsa that In ~ yes. has cost more tnu $500
600 90, u the pubic &C. and that j. now dfaWing annually
aISOoOi How much better is ihts ihsa ~'n. n Mary
Hsnpdsa. SySaey. ~ Randolph N'c'", o. Emory y
Hssry, which COS, the ses,e hothnei Aud does the Nd
sscsts nol tAink ~ ds ihs to most er"svs
geo, .tsut5y iot vgss Psy $4,000 year for sda
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
From the National inter eeneef Of Oct I'D.
WE'LL DONE OHIO.

The reurns Of the late election complete, bat
cay the Ohio State Jourua) perfectly say.
ing that there will be ample Wing majority in both
HouSes "In the Senate the majority will be than
six, and IN the House 1t will be less than ten and
sixteen Joint ballot the year previous there was
small Wing majority House only and FOR many
previous that time with sing exception there
Locoioco majority both branches of the Legis-
'lature. Our progress Is onward! Ohio Wing through
all her borders from lake. We hive gained
in the popular in nearly county, and there
contest tor President week with the man Of
our choice TO lead the noble Wing legions should
count msJorites by tens OF thousands Hoaor hone
10 the gallant and unialterng Wings Of Ohio :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
HIGHT. LIGHT.

A SINGLE man qualified to teach the Latin,
a Greek and Bgh asgussey. Msthenatcs Geography
nhsaf Of q aGing small aafy In pleasant neigh
bourhood and good soce by addressing ro paid c. ick
ON pork. Pos, OHee. Gloucester Cous'y, Va.
H. B.-Hsms Of the Advertiser len with The EaHos Of
Wig. % 2t-iawtIsN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

ron RENT,
Nnd Immediate possession givcpD
Ira The residence lately occupied by Mus.
hH,h rtKuivrs, in ~. IOWA ~ Nsnehr,sL Apyiy
whik ua:c 10 Nlefga mn. Esg On G7vcIno seet, 70
uetoh'r t.is'i J)nN ~ PLEAsANra.
FAMILY FLOUR MD WINE
VIVID unsofs IN now for SALE "Dun and other
brands n Panty aud Ertfa Fioor ~ qualify not " be
passed ~ any In Tie CITY.
Ap torion Rovre Ch1mpaien and "Chs,sau Haut Broa"
Csfct waiftd the genuine OF Lewis Rogers Eq
snd ~ dsIgitfrl aavof BERNARD PEYTON,
. 2t-it Basin Bans.
'EnENr-s0 bsl- Ro,adsi, Cement flesh rtound AIMING
" foF Gle By osa4 sDNOND h DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
OH 10.

We had not very sanguine hopes of carrying
Ohio. The results in Maryland and North Cara
lima. the consequences Of party depression, led US
TO apprehend that the would every
where produce the same effects. But we did in
justice to the Wings OF Ohio: They have main.
tanned their ascendency and even incre ased their
strength in the Legislature.
The National ln,clligencer says
ANOTHER WING VICTORY.
The news from tie Ohio Election Of las, week is good
Loco:om defeated aud the ascendency Of State Ls
gsature preserved the wug., whom the returns are
Wings, and several have been gained by them in
greatly in their favor Here wii the Ohio State Jour
nal says Of it.
.Deleware county rolls up 400 500 majority; Marion
Unexpectedly. gives u Wing majority; Montgomery gives
OF IIau hundred over the Presiden
'tal cectcn; Muskngnm rolls 800; Shelby gives gain
'o $50 since the Presidential election; Belmont gives
gain OF THAN hundred; Greene gives between 90
and 2OO TO Wing Senator, being large Wing gain. Or
the other hand, Fairfield the LuiOco sJoy dOwr
from 100 - poo; Buter Is down from 400 100
| Knox 5 down 600 2UO and. crown the
Wing majority OF between and four hundTed What.
be the result the of State these
speak for themselves, aud say ~ the whole country
Ohio is Wing State. She takes her stand along side OF
kentucky, Vermont Massachusetts, Connecticut and those
| 'oher States that are unalIe'abiy Whg!"
Writing Saturday morning, the Editor OF the Journal
says "From pre- sent appearance the Wing Majority will
be at in and ten to sixteen in the
House"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

dPAaysrtssIn.ats inisadsd u uaf snias's f.p.t
mus be srsara, ~ ts@se sssh III pr..'ess svsn'as
TO insure as-r,ioa; and ihe,s fcs Monday n,oss
PET on Saturday. N y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

rLARKEs HEAD QUARTERs-l door below Ex-
~ change Hotel 18th Street. For to-day-Va Mo
nongsis Lottery. Class 3 Capitals $1,000 1852, prizes
III 1000, OF 500. of 30O ) Of l00 &c. as Nos. -
drawn ballots Tickets only Slsales close O'Clock.
This Evening.-Cspitss Sl2.OO0. Tickets only 81.
Drawing OF Alexandra Extra, Class $50:
5 IL ~ 81 IS Is &c , ~ Is 30 IS IS 81
Nos. IL 25 Sc, $3.50; another sold and paid by
CIAREE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

HOYT's OFFlCE-DRAWiNG OF A SMALL
II II Lottery to hand by l25 O'clock. Capital -
$4,000. Tickets only ST. halves 80 cts, qrs IS Psc
kages for sale cheap until o'clock, loyrs Office,
No. 3, Exchange.
Drawing 0f Lee burg Lottery. Hrra, class No. 4
co ~ Is IS - IS So u 90 - 10 10
Ticket Nos. 10 60. capital Efirs fold BY Hoyt
drawing ~ AIsIlndra, Titn class 250
20 ~ SO - 81 90 ~ 81 ~ 81
Alexandra, Extra, Glass No. 25l
90 81 90 ~ ~ ~ ca So - "a 70 ~ 10
AleSsndrs, Extra, class No. 2j2
~ 70 "a Is ~ g. ~ 65 20 rs I IS a.
4 r. WORDs.-Tiokot Nos. ~ ~, worth $3.50,
~ ~ drawing received yesterday, cold by Work.
Lottery draws at tho Eiohsngo To-day. $4,000 Capi.
tai Tickets 81. Risk package Of 26 Whoes. only
Si3, halves so, qfs 2J. Call before o'clock, At
Words Office. corner opposite Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

MANAGERS oFFICE-T. RUSSELL BIGGER
1Vl & CO.-For this morning $4,000, 5000, S Of
1000. - Nos, - drawn. Whole Tickets 50, halves
So qrs IS Also the Dollar Lottery: $1,000 Capital
prize. Is Nos, l3 drawn. Whole Tickets one dollar,
hsve 50 Cts, qrs % For tickets, call before II o'clock
the capital priz office of L. Russell Bigger & Co.
For this Evening. $1,000. 2OOO, &c, &C. rs Nos
10 drawn. Whole tickets 81 50.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class ssI:
80 ~ 81 30 70 IS ~ ~ 40 ca 10 o
Drawn Nos. Of POkom Ike Lottery. Class 600
50 IS ~ ~ 10 ~ 10 Cd % 40
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery. Class 252
~ 20 q 81 ~ 80 10 50 90 81 81 .
Drawn Nos. OF PokonIOke Lottery, class 2O8
o. Is ~ - ~ 20 20 10 IS e. so - ~ IG
Whole Tieket-25 so II capitals in the above,
10 i6 81 sold and paid by Bigger g.
- 10 70 Co.
10 10 6o
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, clans $50:
&C 20 10 81 81 nc % SO IS
Tickets Nos. % 80 6G. IL 80 40, Is "a Sc, 3 more
prizes sold aud paid by Bigger & Co.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, class 6I
10 IS 50 - 80 20 50 ~
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 ~ %, small prze OF 900,
sold aud paid by Bigger Co. For prizes, your or.
den TO T. Russell Bigger g. Co.
Dawn Nos of Pokomuke Lottery, class 2l0:
IS ~ ~ SO 30 " II 50 ! ca 20
Whole Ticket Nos | Al 10, another capital sold aud
paid 10y Bigger e. Go. ga
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15
NOTICE.

A Ill persons interested in the estate of Robert
~ ~ Long, deceased, viii take notice that have
WIS DAY filed in the Office Of the Judge Of Probate
;" Inc county of Muscatine, Iowa, petition for IL
.sse to sell the land of which the said deceased was
asael at the time of his death, to pay debts; and
s' hearing Of said petition will be had on Satur
~, lne 9th Of December next, at two o'clock P. N.
'aa day, at the Office Of said Judge in Blooming
,m. You will appear and show cause why the
''!e' Of said petitioner shall not be granted.
BENZ. s. OLDS, special administrator
Y. Of the goods, DC. Of Robert Long, deceased.
Nov. Is, is4s =
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-15

FOR 10000 BUSHELS WHEAT AND 1000
BARRELS PORK.
'NHE subscribers have taken the tFARMERs' AND
L MECHANICS ExcHANeE" building. and are
Fepared to store u owe quantity Of WHEAT
md PORK, on the most favorable terms, OF they
will purchase and store on commission. The
sssnent wilite fitted for packing Pork, which will
s'eceved and put up in the best order for any
market
The location Of the building Is most favorable, as
detached from any other building, and conse-
lpenly not endangered by fire, and so contiguous
the river as to save the expense Of drayage and
aNr to and from the boats.
Acompetent person will always be in veadincss
70 receive and weigh any produce with despatch.
lafy will also receive and forward all descriptions
Merchandise as directed.
WIN. BROWNELL & co.
Bloomington, Nov. Is, 1915.