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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

THE TRUE DEMOCRAT, AND ITS COURSE.
Every intelligent end unbiased mind will per-
ceive from the tone of the last Eastern Clarion,
that we have been made the especial object Of
its venal and vindctive SANDER. As an editor
Of an independent Democratic paper, we shall
not so far bemean ourself as to notice the sour
rilous and uncaed foraltacks, which will be
found in the columns Of the Carion-eycept
stamping them as unmiigated talsehoods-be-
meath the dignity of any honorable man. 1t
has been aplly said by cotcmporary, that
"there are two kinds OF reputation connected
with the situation Of an editor which we leaveto
those who want to win, it they cana Baiiy
and BLACKBOARD" We have no desire to
claim affinity to either, and shall pursue tho
even tenor OF our way, as LID downby uswhon
we embarked in our present under,aking-lhat
Of publishing fearless and independent Dem.
oeratic paper-regardless ofthe ungeneman.
IL and illiberal attacks made upon US By the cd.
iior of the Eastern Clarion.
The True Democrat was not established for
the purpose Of defending our personal charac
ter, but to impart to the people such iniorma.
ton as we, in our feeble judgmen, believe to be
important 20 their interest Neither did we
intend from tie beginning 10 assail the private
character Of any man, whether in or out Of Of
flee. Nor will we now be driven from our
original design, by any thing which puny as
Salants, or their hired lickspiltles can say OF
US We have not attacked the priv , charac.
ter ofJudge Moungcr, Henry Calhoun or that
Oftho contemplate thing ,oiieh conducts the
Eastern Clarion. The political character Of
every man who seeks Office is public property,
and, as public Journalist we feel ourselfa; !ib.
orty to deal with it as we think viii best pro.
mote the interest Of the country.
We wish it to be distinctly understood By
our numerous patrons, who have 50 generously
sustained US, that we have no personal Difficult.
ties to settle throughth the columns Of our paper.
They are not the 'oeapoas that WE use to settle
such matters We had determined on this
course, in our outset, aud shalt strictly adhere
toi,--hoping that Jealousyof our already great
and growing patronage, did not promp, tic Cd.
i,or Of the Eastern Clarion 10 his unprovokod
attack.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

The THOMPSON ExPosE-As we pro-
missed, we shall submit to our readers in the
present number, few more remarks upon the
Hon Jacob Thompsons card to the Democra-
tic party of this State, upon the subjects ofthe
"Losi Commission" and "Chickasaw Bill
Il is painful to us to be severe upon political
enemies, much more so when he conduct Of
our own political friends compels rs to notice
aud censure their public acts But our duty,
whilst we continue to conduct an independent
press, shall ever be discharged faithfully and
fearlessly-let the consequences be upon who
it may.
As TO Dr.. Gwin, VIC arc fully satisfied with
the geuteel switching which Mr.. Thompson
gives him through, or from behind, the Chick
asaw Bill The gsnilemsn's moral and poll
teal character IS skinned from tip to toe, and
that TOO 10 iho most doeen, Style But we beg
our readers to psrgss Mr. Thompson's card
which VIC Published last week The Dr. is
however, 50 "ezpLaiioally" dead, that We hold
him to Be piicous Object bot ior what be has
been, scarcc!y Hsiirfa5lC
ML Thompsoa, upon The Los Commis-
sion, strips iir. Walkers account Of the mat.
Ter, q every voslise Of cHeuls, for not deliver
iug T. Re sssus We think, bsyoni al aoub,.
lhsi IN tie rsssous which rendered i neuzry
% have the sppoi1imsni made ard forwarded
10 WathinF;on. slso dena1asi of Mr Walker
ga nsnbei q The Dezocraiie party, ard sn
I-sni a he EEscu;iVss ufon iss rorcPeln q
X csz=sxicr e izzs5rc s-lirsrr e -
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

When we commenced the publication of the
True Ilemoerut we were told by many of our
friends that we would be the theme of abuse,
BY gang of DemagogueicaI spoilsmen who
were grasping at every election to obtain Office
at the hands OF the people, without the ability
or honesty to serve them, Nothing dauned,
we entered upon our duties, and lol and behold
an pnfedged bird, from the hot Led OF wing
gerry is marched off to Lauderlale county to
make the assault on rs, till we were in selfde-
fence, bound TO wilma up his little small ball.
and quiet his yelpng, by placing him in histrue
light before the Democracy OF the country. No
sooner is this done than the McRae & Mounger
organ here, is loosed upon US, because we had
the hardhood 10 expose the fraud perpetrated
by the Chekasawhay Company on the people,
and because we had the independence to ques-
lion Judge Moungers true Democratic princi.
Piles We charged the Judge with being
whig upto the time ofhis appointment by Gov.
McNutt to the Judgeship land here we invite
him TO come out over his own signature and 1
deny the charge if it is incorrect, But no:
the true issue is not sought aGor-a wicked .
plot has been entered into, headed by aspiring
demagogues, 10 demoish the True Democrat
because the wolves in Sleeps clothing. who
have for years, been proving through the
country, were about 10 be shorn of their false
yarb and exposed in their own naked deformi.
y tothe people. Wetell you, Gentlemen, YOU
sill be thwarted in your wicked and base de.
igns upon US, and our Press The True Dem.
'crat, dispite of your wicked combinations a.
yalns us, will continue TO expose all those who
ire seeking to mislead the people. We are
ware that there are many aspirants WIG de-
IRE but one Press in Eastern Mississippi and
hat, to be under their control; but the virtue,
and intelligence Of the people of the
East, will prove to them how abortivc their
Iesign will be-
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

viii The editor Of the Eastern Clarion Be So
good as to state to the citizens Of Jasper, how it
was that be bad bis own name placed before
the recent Demoeraiie Convcniion ior Con
grsss, when he IVES expressly instructed IS
delegate from this county, to use bis influence
IN procuring The denomination Of an old and
faithful servant ofthe people Of Eastern Missis-
sippi, r " RoBURrsl
We ask he Above, a. he rcqgoa Of many &c
fPeeiabls c'tize1s-nOi wishing 10 receive abuse
Tor complying wih ibsir rsq1ts
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

nE~The annual conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, will commence at Hopewell
Church. (Loper's Settlement) in this county,
on Friday, the Sd of October
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

Go IT PoLK-Od Jackson agaiaf The tro7id
We sec il stated that sol JoHN J. M'RAr."
Of Lauderdale add Newton County Rail Road
memory, has had id pretty Lutte "a, office"
as he termed it sliP7sd from under him. Friend
John, fork over the papers, books &c &c
Sorry ior you-bu, Pork iskcsthe Tsue Den.
ocraE
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

PrELIc SFEAKINo.-On Saturday next. eth
instant JACOB THOMPSON and JET.
PERSON DAVIS, Democratic candidates
for Congress, will address the people of Jasper
al the Count House in this place We deem it
unnecessary, on our part to urge 4 general at
tendance Of our eIilzens-as the mere announce
meni OF two such talented and sterling Demo
Gratis as Jacob Thompson and Jefferson Davis,
TO address them, will ensure a crowded audience
Gen STEPHEN CocKE, candidate fer the
Office Of Chancellor, will also visit US on the
above occasion.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

We are opposed TO every thing like
prescription, and if Col. Dease is that
good Roman Catholic he would have us
believe he is we hope he will reconsider
the declaration which it is said he publicly
made IN Marion not long since, "IHathe
acOuld rather belong to tie iaGde, Society
Of NeiC- York than TO any Protestant
Chmch-torthea there uoaH be same
chance for has conversion to the Catholic
Religion. - Eastern Clarion. a
Your informant 10 the above, Mr.. Adauis.is
a jlaekheartcd tar The conversation attempt.
ed to be imputed TO US, is msreprcsentcd gross.
~ misreprcsenled What was said, was by
another gentleman and he protestant So it
is not probable that he would use the language
as stated by your informant
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

The M'1sIslppiar n The eiih inst announc-
6 ihsdsaih e Js5et Siery ~ It's L s sg-
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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01

The FOSSIL remains discovered by Dr. Koch
N Alabama, about two feet below the surface
of prairie, are nov being exhibited in New
York. They show hat ihe animal when liv.
ms, wss $50 feet long, and the diameter over s
feet L vas sviisn'ir marine onHusl sni ef
f1r srrPtni tubc
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-10-01
Demoeratie Nominations.

For Governor
A G. BROWN.
For Congress.
JACOB THOMPSON.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
STEPHEN ADAMS,
r. w. ROBERTS.
For Secretary Of State.
WIN. HEMINGWAY.
For State Treasurer.
WILLIAM CLARK.
For AuditOr Of Public accounts.
JAS. E. MATTHEW'S.
For attorney General
JOHN ID. FREEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
FORTU.YE'N HOME.


ioe ''ho"es i"f July are brilliant, aud mnrc m
r"No' Vi 'He purchaser than any we have ever Ind;
o' we arc determined Ia distribute wealth. in the
western coSn'ry and the only WY is 4, try vonr
u,N' Tor You know nothing venture nothing win.
Jew dollars Will bring back your little cupi,ni
invested and no doub, will double all yonr expec.
a'ions Tor the schemes are rich and mus, give adj
'c",utefs q very great advantage over any oiher
ever Offered 10 the public.
IL one aud all throughout tho country, we may
say send your orders TO our Lucky Office, aud secure
some OF The Fortunes daily distributed.
ZIG All orders with the cash or prize tickets
enclosed, w:ll meet with as much attention as #
personally applied for. All orders come perfectly
saie by mail
All business entrusted 10 tho will meet with
Intention and despatch.
Address all orders n. L. DORSEY. Agent for ID
PAINE IL co. Managers,
.'.1he drawings will he regularly seni to pur.
rhasers by The Wheeling Times, to save postage.
When the amount Of ) dollars is sent 10
me for tickets The postage need not be paid
N l. DORSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
AARON BURR AND JACOB AsToR

AARON BURR AND JACOB ASTOR
MANY years since when Aaron Burr was about
10 leave Tor England, he sold his mansion and
about 20 acres of the pasture and woodland ~
MIR. Astor, for $4,000, subject to REDEMPTION,
on his return, by paying the interest. Burr
was Mr.. Astor's lawyer. Years elapsed. and
he came back. In the meanwhile il had been
graded, streets laid out, many improvements
made, and consequently the property greatly
enhanced in value. Burr told MIR. Asior he
proposed to take the property and refund the
money with interest, to which Mr.. Aston Of
course objected. The writings were examined,
and the stipulation struck Mr. Awith surprise
Inc matter was compromised by paying Burr
an additional $50 900. The same pronertv
now isworth many millions of dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
eNS w ELWC ~.
TlktrS.r,,,.,SS,Ic

1f virtue Of a deed 81 TruS, dated the 19uh
I'D day oi October. 1912. cAccu,rd 10y Hiram.
NuiIn - TIC as rtusice. Ia the ~, mehi al
certain deni, IN -ad deed mentioned. shall ufcr
NJ pnbIic sale To The highest bidder a. the front
door ct The Court House. on Monday The 5,h day
oi May tho following described real pro,erb.
VIZ L., M ~. situate un the North side nf Ware,
street. ia that pari OF MWdic Wheeling lard oil :nt.
lots 10y Neah I,nc, john Fawccu ami others
Also. l." number lJ5 in E,si Wh, cling aud OIL
Which - erected good bfirk tenement
The title ln the above property j. believed T. IN.
'ndispnnhle hut selling rs trustee shall only con-
vey such ,hlc as - vested In NE 10y said deed.
TERMS OF SALE-CASI
ap9-s JAS a CLARKE. Trustee
The above sale is postponed until the - inst.
The above sale is postpone until NJ nlav the
9Th dav ~ Jnlv next. Terms cash. tnny %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
GEN. DONALD MoLEoD

A correspondence of the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser says:
lhis distinguished veteran. who took am
active part in the late Canadian rebellion and
VINO has been in this country since 1897. has
received am unconditionablep ardon from Sir
Charies Metcali, Governor of Canada. and is
authorities at Montreal.
General Mcleod was one of the patriot lea
oers excluded from the benefit of the general
amnesty, granted BY Lord Durham, in 1887
The General will now return and obtain
possession of his extensive property, having
suffered much poverty and hardship during his
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

CURIOUS RELIC.-The American Sent;.
mel says the iron bolt to which Christonbcr
columbus was chained during his imprison-
ment in st. Domingo, has been received at the
OIL Newbern, N. G. 1t was procured by
Roberts. Moore, late purser in the United
states Navy, late deceased, and is indeed
curious and interesting relic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
Main street, ,resi side a fetc doors beloc Mar.
Leg dIj,,,

Main street, lresi side q tetc doors belo,c llar-
kct Alieu.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
n CONNOLLY a. SONS. would re.ncc,c,l,,.
~ . INFORM their friends aud the nublic genc,,iI,
tina. they are now receiving large and well sel.c.
ted stock OF Boots and Shoes of every dcscrio,ion
and quality. whi's they rrcpnttd to sell as low n
they can be had in the city. Their stock consists
in part is follows:
300 pairs Mems stout Ca'fBoois
900 do do Kin do
$50 do light Calf do
2OO do do Morocco Bots
3OO do Thick Kip Brogans
wv DO Calf do
SOU dc Seal aud Morocco Brogan;
% do Lasting Caters
3OO do Seal and Morocco Nulfcrs
goo pairs Women's Morocco Lace Boots
100 do Calf do do
100 Do Kip do do
300 pairs ladies KID Slippers
300 pairs Misses do Spring Slippers
$50 do Seal aud KID Buskins
100 do KID Ankle-Ties
$50 do Half Caters
40 pains Ladies colored Slippers
i0Uo do Children sshoes different qualities
4OO do Youths grained shoes
100 do do Calf do
lO0 do Ladies' Gni,cr Boots
IUO do do Walking shoes and Busklns
ZuO do do Pcpged Morocco Busklns
i"ge'hef with great many different qualities.
100 numerous To mention. Also good assortment
o' oesi Baltimore Spanish. Red and Country Sole
Learner few dozens beet Boot Morocco, NIGGA
dofe Md and French Morocco skins; striped bind.
ihgs: travelling Valscs and Carpet Bags superior
q"a'i'y' Give us n call may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
ENsENEY & RHODES, I37 laws

SS ENSENEY RHODES, 1877 ZAyEs
~ Row, MAIN ST. have now receivc, thci, ON.
lire stock NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The second OF The Seasons and tho lncsl in ,natse
Cloths, Cnssmercs, Saiiineiis blk and fancy colo,
Summer Casslmeres. Linen DrilIings. Vosinrs. &c
Snnmer stocks. Hhk6 Gloves. Linen shirrines
Lawns, Bingham Laws. jacquard Ginghnms
Bn'zarines, Baragcs Organdie and laced Lawns
Printed Jaconet. Chinlz. Colicoes
ri oh BnIage shawls and Satin striped Scarf,
While Neil Shawls. black Men Shawls
Fancy hdkfs Neck Ties, Linen camblic hdhls
PLAIN aud plaid Swiss and Null Muslins
Rich fg'd blk and fancy COLL Silks
Hosiery. Gloves, Mills. Long Nuts and hlr Gloycs
Rn h Fancy Parssols and Sun Shades
Artificial Flowers, Wrealhs. sprigs and hunrhes
BoNNETs Gimp. Laced. Bifds-eye Il Florence braid
Rich Bonnet Ribbons, French ebony Il fancy Fans
Together with every varicIv Fancy ond Staple
Dry Goods. We respectfully invite buyers 10 call
aud see our stock. ms we prepared offer goods
very low. Gun 10y SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
100000
AICxA>IIH,,U,r,

- NttN MIRA l.OTEERV
CId's 20 inr lSl3. Ia he drawn NJ NleS,ndri, II
C. on Saturday, July IL, ISIS. IS numbers. 10
drawn hnlus
100000. 10000 5000 $500. 100 prizes Of $1,000
each. Tickets Sl0i a certificate of pac age &c
whole ntheis viii be sent lor $50; shire, m
rrppJflinn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

NOR SALE VERY Iowa confectionery
a and Rereshmcni establishment. fuvorably
situated on Main street IN this city, will he sold
very low iappl;calion be made soon. The eslab-
lshmen, comprises good assortment cf all kinds
Candies, Preserves and Fruits. which will be sold
together with the fixtures and Furniture on very
favorable terms. The establishment has done The
best business Of any establishment in The city. bu,
The proprietor being engaged IN other business can.
not give II his attention Enquire al this office.
may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
eATENT MEDICINEs-Tho sub.crib

He TENT MEDlCINES-Thc subscriber
o. keeps constantly for sale, the following pnp.
nInr Patent Medicines, at The sign Of The Big Red
Mortar: Aliens Nerve and Bone Liniment. Vicrrus
EmbroOaiion. Swans Rheumatic Linimenr, Liquid
oPodeldoc, Fahneslock's RubefucIem. Indian Vege.
table Pills, BrandeIh's Universal do warranted gen.
u'ne Fnhncsi0ck's AnII-bions do, Sears' anti dys-
pepil, do, Miles TomoIo do, Scouts Scotch do.
lioopci's Female do, Fahneslocks Vcrmiuge,
fahnesiock's Cnngh Lnzenges. Fohncsook's Tbomp-
sons Eye Wafer. Carpenters extract Sarsaparila
Godirey's Cordial. Ba'emaas D.ops, TuTlI: gon's
B'issm, British Oil or Medicamentum. Soda Pow.
ders Seiiii'z Powders. Essehce Cinnamon. Pepper
mint. cmon. Bcrgamoiie. Law enJer &c.
All OF the above medicines are warranted gcnu-
mo LAFAYETTE MNEELY
may 81 l60 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

a CANNIBAL CHIEF. from New Zealand
who has probably made many a human meal
IN his time, Is in the city, exciting a good deal
'ot attention. The curious 90 to see him i'm
crowds, and he looks alarmingly hungry at
'them.-N. !. Express. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

Pokomoke River Lottery Of Delaware. Glass I5g.
he drawn At Wilmington, Del July Ia.
| Of $4,000 1 of 5000 I -, 5ooo
10 Nos, la drawn ballots. Whole tickets S.
certificate Of package l02 dolls sha res in pro orion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
S4O.Oco!
ALEXANDRIA, Inl

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
.lh's ~ '"f olo' ." hs drawn at Alexandra July
~, 1915. 10 numbers. II drawn hnIlo,s
$4,000 10000. 5000. 5000. so przc. of nOn o,ch
Tickets $40 cerliGculc OF 25 whole tickets
Will be sent for Sli5. shares IN proport,un
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
ALtXANDRIA LOTTERY.

i So 81 Tor 1915. be urawn ut Bali,ao,e. Julv
:. 20 numbers. - drawn ballots
ptze OF $4,000. 5000. 5000 200O; 10 priz., of
SiUO0 Tickets So; certificate of parknce ni
20 whole tickets will be sold Tor SCI; shares in
proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
S352g5.

Grand consolidated LOTTERY Of Dciouare q Georgiu
Class No 30, 10 be drawn al Wilmington, July H.
OF s35295 [ of 10000 81 snno
40 Nos. IL ballots. Whole tickets slO; cer,ili.
cate Ids dolls; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

FOR The m.nih OF July draws every Monday nj
Wilmington, Delaware. Tickets 50 /; certificate of
package of whole icke's ~ these snail lnti er,es
Is sSO Persons ordering Tickets enclosing Cash u,
Prize tickets. to the at S. need moi nav The
passage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01
SMALL FRY LOTTERY

Dra"sas follows throughout The month of July
Draws on Tuesdnys-Cap,lal Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package wholes
Sl2; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thurs'lays--Capilal Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of pack age whoes
Sl4; shares in proportion
Draws on Sundays Capital Prize 81 600.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package ,,loies
81 !; shares in proportion,
Jun % -i-. .I.'.s..ssis.'. 49, -. !, .s.r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

Anegros idea of love, as given by Pelham.
one OF the Ethiopian Serenaders: .Ah, nigga
! ieit as II war up in the clouds between two
hot buckwheat cakes, and all de lettle angles
war pourin' down lasses upon me.
BrOOhLNR ddnrrfiSer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

WHEELING. June %. 1916.
ANCoNoMf Is WEALTH. AIN aving man
IL uiacurcd n, this lime. all kinds Il HITS
mat IRE usually worn, much lower in price Than
usual, by honest and expo rienc,d workmen, which
VIII enable me Ia turn ont n first rate Hat. 10
any one wanting cheap and good article. have
neeh living IN This city good many years M d think
am entitled To patronage. Gentlemen wanting
ifs' rate hat will please leave their measures and
IN few days they shall have them ACCORDING to
order warTani,d not TO break
Hats and Caps of all kinds constantly on hand ai
my cheap Hat and Cap Factory, corner of Main and
Union sis. Wheeling, Va.
Jun rs SAMUEL D HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

Johh Sochnnns oumInis'rn- fCouH OF Law md
tors and heirs. end Others, Chanccry Tor Ohio
Defendants. County,
HNXrRAC'r from The decree made in this cause
-EL on ite 30Ih day Of May lS45.
And On the petition Of John Zoeckler. claiming
10 be a creditor of The said John Sockmah, deceass
cd, and that his said claim binds the realty VI tho
said john ckman in The hands of his heirs dc las.
defendants in This suit; and that he is therefore ems
uilcd To satisfaction of his said claim oui Of tho
surplus al The proceeds Of said sales, which will
remain after The above specified amounts are pod
out Of The same. II is ordered. that this canse no
referred again to the said commissioner Edward RI
Fizhugh. who. giving due notice OF his proceedings
10 The parties concerned is directed TO ascertain and
report what. IL anything due ip The said Zocckler
on his said CLAIM, md whether the same binds tbs
realty al The said John Sockmsa deceased and ough
Ia he paid out Of said surplus. with anything deemed
pertinent by said Comm ssiuner FilZhueh or spcci-
oily required ny the parties; liberty reserved
10 The said Zoecker the coming in OF said reTor,
10 have such order and decree FOR The satisfaction
of the amount. II any found To he due him, as may
he equitable and proper.-nud all questions in rela.
lion To the disposal OF said surplus are for the pres
emf reserved. Trsic. .
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rr'"4 Consolidated Lotiery Of Delaware q Geo,g,a
OF $4,000 1 oi IOuOo -, ennn
20 NoS' ballots. Whole tickets SO; ceriifc ate
Of package lao dolls; shares IN prono,,ion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-01

fokomokc River Lottery Of Delaware Class l4l.
10 he drawn al Wilmington, July l6
I Prize of $1,000 of 5000 Of $500
10 Nos Is drawn ballots Whole iirkls 81;
certificate pacRago s56 shares in propouion.