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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

ASFECULATING WIDOw.-Thc widow
81 Edward Higbec, a dealer in fish. the New
hork Sun says, sold to a physician the head of
her deceased husband, who died about a fort
night ago, IN Wallabout, h.. |. This was dis
covered alter the body had been buried. At
lHe request OF the relatives IL was disintcrr,d.
n piece OF carpet had been substituted Tor the
IedI OF lhg deceased His brother has been
confined TO his bed ever since. suffering deeuIy
from grief and ycxa,ion.-Philq. Ledglr. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21
ORIGIN OFmOAXING-

ORIGIN OF UOANING-Th fsfbo,v, a
"a modern kind on record was pmrtisrJ Inv I,
WaG mihe r'lgnoi Qu"ru Anne. Ga,p.sr.i
lu zoe paP.rsoi Chat time. "N well tr...oJ
NON rode down Che kings road from FIlbap
"i "a most llIious rate, commanding each turn.
pI"e To De- thrown open, a. he was a m...su-
tf D,dflng tlg th' news ol the Qlcrns sud.
den death. The alarm Instant, sor.s.I i..
every quarter Of thc city: the tnipips la,,l.
vino were on parade. desi,ted from tb .y,,
ci-as iurlcd their coiors. and returned hon,
with uIair arms reversed. The sbopkaons,s
began 70 collect thair sable.. when tba
was Jiscoycred-not fbe author ofi-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

ceedingly sQually here. amt a few short weeks
at most will unrayel IN. mystery. Whatever
stand Mexico takes she will be sure To err. for
! never saw such set of politicians or a people
less capable of governing themselves. Do
what they Will they cannot preserve quiet
among themselves. For my part | am afraid
we sAa!l hava a repetition OF The scenes pre-
Nchted IN less, an abandoned city, and the
castle IN possession Of a foreign power. So
much Tor the situation OF this misguided Re
public"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21
ego FORTH INTO rue COUNTRY.

go FORTH INTO TUE COUNTRY"
From Political Remains Of the late Mrs.
|dnlec Gray, Ia The DOubiin URircreiiy
Magaziac.)
Go forth into the Country.
From a world of care and guile;
Go forth 10 the mtainted air,
And to the sunshine's open smile.
1t shall clear thy cloudcd brow
1t shall loose the worldly coil
That binds thy heart too closely up,
Thou imam vi care and toll
Go forth into the country,
" here gladstone sights and sounds
Make the heart pulses thrill and lean
with iresher, quicker bounds.
They shall wake fresh life within
The minds enchanted bower:
Go, student OF the midnight lamp.
And try their magic power!
Go Forth into the country.
With its songs of happy birds,
lis fertile wales, its grassy hills,
Alive With flocks and herds.
Against the power of sadness
Is It's magic all anayed-
Go forth, and dream no idle dreams,
Oh, visionary maid!
Go forth into the country,
Where the nuts rich cluster grow.
Where the strawberry nestlcss'In i the iui1e
And the w~ortlebeuies grow.
Each season has its treasures.
Like the airall free and wild
Who would deep thee from tile country.
Thou happy, Ortless child?
Go forth into the country,
IL hath many a solemn grove,
And many an altar on It's hills,
Sacred TO peace and love.
And whilst with grateful fcrvor
Thine eyes its glories scan.
Worship the God who made it all,
Oh holy Christian man!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21
WESTINDIAN BEES

WESTINDlAN BEES-A travelling INN
was one day dissenting upon what me- had seen
IN ms parcginatious. lie was particularly
impressive on the largrncss to which common
reptiles and insects grew in the tro4,ic,l iii.
mates. .'ln the West Indians said he. bee,
are about tlr sic of our sheep And how.
la'Rf may the bee livcs be- iti inquired one Of
'h, company "OI, about thr ordinary size
Hnl ihe traveller. without thinking Of Iic ex-
aggrratrl size hc had Just ascribcd tbo t.n,,,s
oi These PCcptaclcs, Then said fhr iuonir
er. 'llow do Che bees get into thc hives,
oh, replied thc detected Munchau-eu. .L.,
the bees look to thlt."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21
4 DISTRESSING DROI-GuT >

y ~ NLn'INU DROUGHT pTcyaiIcd. at
we last dates. in South Carolina. and i'm parts
"i lhe adjoining States. AZ fIamburr the riv.
CT was 80 low that wagons, drays, horscmcn.
anu i'oi passengers iordcd it with perfect safe
" ui'laDy depnying the City Council Of Au-
tN''G ~ IoiS oi revenue accruing to the city du.
ring a boatable river. Crops of evcry de- .,rin-
ton were in pcrishing state. and even Tie
trees OF the forest dying Tor lack of moisture in
the sOil-B, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

NE"SPAPEES-Tle Hon. WIN Mcdill.
'he Second Assistant Postmaster General. has
Written to the editors Of the New York Chris
Tan Advocate, that although two ncwspapcr.
may be printed on one sheet, yet postage is ia
be charged on each paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21
THIS DAY RECCIyEu

" PIECES PLAID C~ASSiMERES. a maguit-
~ cont article, do . pieces plain Wool black de-.
a r' French Cloths black and blue black, for sa!o
low nj No 10 Water street.
jy 10 kLEN ROGERS.
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clam respectfully
clam respectfully.
"bour obedicnt servant,
~. Y. MASON.
Secretary of the Navy.
.. C,p4uD,1,-, T,,,s AuT I

'Commodorc THos. ARC. JOKES,
us. Navy, Washington.
The Washington Union saws that the Prin-
ceton, al Philadelphia, will be ready for sea ON
Inc 2ith; her engines and boilers being found,
on examination, to require very few repairs.
Letters from Lieut., Commanding A. Sin
clair, ON board the United States schooner
On-kd hy-c, are from Norfolk, July II, and re-
poTther arrival There from Chagrcs. via Car
thageha, Vera Cruz, and Havana, at which
ports she touched, communicated with our
c]onsuis, and found all things tranquil. The
o. was roughly handled in q heavy gale be
tween Carlhagcna and Vera Cruz.
Capt. ARMSTRONG had gone to VALPARAISO
in Inc United States schor. Shark, and would
thence take passage in a merchant vessel ior
The UnitedStatea via Cape Hon.
The United States steamer Col. Harvey.
Lieutenant Commanding LYNcm. from PhIa.
de'plia, arrivcdat Norfolk ON Monday.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..
July IL, 1915

WHICH l, 1919.
orizcd me TO say TO you, that in those circum-
stances of your conduct, while in command
OF the Pacific squadron, which induced your
recall, ON explanation he pcrccives evidence
OF an ardent zeal in the service Of your coun-
Try anda devotion to what you deemed to be
your duty, regardless of personal consequence,
which enutle YOU TO amy thing but censmc
from your government. Ample atonement
having been made 90 Mexico Cor your acts
complained of, there has been no disposition
to visit you with punishment, of any dcscrip-
non Tor conduct aCtuated by such elevated
principles ofduty. Of this gOU pcrc opDrie-
ed Immediately after g0vr T6iuyR.
The department has been. and still is. AMI
Gus 10 give You employment; in this wish the
President coacurs, and it will give him the
greatest pleasure to see you speedily placed i'm
"a situation corresponding with your rank and
merits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

O,! my dear how came you so ,yetlo in.
qt,.s' ana oilectlonate mother of hcr son.
why, ma, ono Of the boys said dsrut hmm
INTO ihe creek and by gosh Itel YOU, i ami "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

ID. BRAVO, at ia, Commercial News and
lo'ading Rooms, opposite the 81. Cuarlcsand
erSali Hotels, - agrut iof this paper In
New Orleans. Advertisements Tor itor orders
Tor n,N subscriptions. will receive immediat,
attention il lett with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21
Delaware Lottery. Class f6S.
6 GO Ga 81 5 So 4 90 80 50
Lowest prize 81.
jy 81

& NHANCERY SALE Pursuant fo n 1,c,o.
~ nude by The Circuit Superior Court oi 10
nuu Chanccy iI Ohio county, al The spr,uc ,o,m
1910. ~ The suit ~ Chaucefy between II,u oil and
iinII' compiaina0is, and Mlarh Douglass and ofbe,.
delondanis wi ] on Saturday the 3Oib doy nj
august lol5, sell az public auction. n, The Gon,
u'of on The Conf House u Ohio county. V,,gi,i,
we ioI"wirg real estGte,yiz-I0 tot Tf4l in soua,o
hIiteu (I5) . tuaie Oh The cas- side of 4 n street II,
.ke CITY OF Wheeling: lot NJ 2i3 situate in Eo.,
W meeting near Wheeling creek; The east hoIC of Lt
' iJb situate "n ihe sIuih side Of hn stroet in
hasi W1celingfIhe west hall VI lot No 1G3 .ifooto
"n The Niflh SIDE If Zlrc street In Fost Vbo,Ina.
iri NO 80 ON HE Nor h side of Centre si,ec, =,
'h,' par oi The city Of Wheeling called Grabam's
400 'loni lots M 3 ard II on lie nufib AIDE AZ
Cent e street IN he ssme additions; and olso n ,,oc, -
1900 siinatc on Shuu creek IN Ohio conntv co,Vo,
cd ~ sad D1ugla.s ~ William Bukev and ,,t,e,s
10y decd dated March ooh, 1885. estimated n con,
'''h Two hundfed and lbiry SIX obd one hall acres
Ia 70 or les. aud nUs IN The OCCUPANCY Of Ajr,k
DDugl1ss 10y """
lERMS-Fiyo per cent of tho rurehase m,nrv
'o be pad ~ hand and tie residue in orc. tv, a,J
Uhfee years; The purchaser giving bond wal, ca. A
security, b'o:ng interest from Inc dig II sale
Much Of ihr propcfty IL u we'll improved. mad No,
sons wishing w examine Tho Improvement, !, ,I
plcasc call on Inc subscriber pr Mr. Vm ID 81.
of Wheeling u from any cansc The .o,J Ill. .h,,ll
".i '"Ne pIarf 90 be not completed on Oh, SAID 3O.L
%. august 1910 % viii fake place snd Le cl,.cd ON
" tdsy iisfca tsf fhc 1T dly OF spfembe,
g%i IJAtOD, Trustee s. Comm,soue,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

PAINE q co, MANAGERS,
WHEELING. VA.
Drawn Nos Of the PokomoEe pivc, I,uo,n
Clrs 1879.
IL Gl ! 81 1S &C 60 0 ca 40 so 90 Is "A
Lowest prize So.
Puk moke ! olicry. Glass 40.
SO ID l6 40 26 SIS lS 81 So 20 II
Lowest prlzr SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAST WILLARD
TESrAMENT.-rhe following is an extract
OF u letter from Nashville. dated the 9TH June
To a gentleman in Washington:
The last Will aud testament of the old hero
was this day approved in our county court.
and * of public record. He commences by
giving his body 10 the dust, whence it came.
and us soul toGod who gave il, &c. devoting
his estate. lrst To the payment of two debts.
VIZ: of $4,000. with interest. borrowed OF
General Plauchc, of New Orleans: another OF
$4,000, with interest. borrowed of Blair and
kives. ond the balance To his son. Andrew Jack
son. Jr., with the exception Of a few servants
to ms grandchildren.
"Ihe sword presented him by the State of
tennessee. he gives to a. J Donelson. Ois
nephew J now charge d'allairtsat Texas. The
sword presented him at New Orleans he leaves
q Andrew Jackson Coffee. the SON of his old
lt'riId. General Coffee. The sword presented
himat Philadelphia, he leaves TO his gund-soii
amt namesake. The sword and pistols which
he carried through the British and Indian wars.
he leaves to General Il. Armstrong. The pis.
tolsoi Washington, by him given 10 Lafayette.
ana by Lafayette given to Jackson, he leaves
TO George Washington lafayette, the son OF
beheral Lafayette. SWndry other presents mad,
hlm during his long and e|yentiul career. an,
lett with his adopted son, with instructions Il
him. that. in the event of war. they shall. M
on the restoration Of peace. be distributed n
mongst those who shall have conducted them
selves most worthy OF the conflict. i'm the onin
ION oi their 'countrymen and the ladies'
"lt Is dated. | think, in September. 1914
and revokes a will made by him several wear
before. lis in his own steady and firm hand
writing, and. like all things that ever fell from
ms pen breathes The purest patriotism through
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

LEARNING OXEN TO PULL TOGETH-
ER-O&cn sometimes a contract a bad habit
ol PuiImgor hauling against each other; and
sometimes crowcd each other so as to render
them almost c]ntircly useless as laborers. 1t is
Sdlo 'hat hy turning them out to feed in the
YOKE 'h'y VIII lcam TO move in concert and
thus be broken Of the habits of pulling and
crowding,
IL a yoke of oxen were fastened to heavy
lQdo'u Sled or drag, placed in a pasture. and
llc oxen secured in such a manner That they
could not cast or iniurc themselves. and the
loads were 50 heavy that they must act in con.
cert 10 move 1t they would soon learn to pull
together, and b. true TO the yoke. Having
eaten The grass within reach other first loca.
non they would, OF necessity unite theirelort.
70 remove Their load toa fresh spot, and would
adopt for their MOTTO United we fccd: diyid.
al, VIZ StGrBc.
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COMMOTlON AMONG THE WOMEN.
n iirebrand has been thrown among the
bellies OF Paris in the shape of a roval decree
Uidt the twelve new statues. ordered TO com
plete the embellishments of the gardens OF the
Luxembourg, be modelled from the twelve
most beautiful women in Paris! 1t was tho't
by the King, that marble enough had been ue-
voted to the heather gods. aud goddesses.-
But his majesty with all his knowledge of the
world, had little ioreseen the irenzied emllla-
non he was about arousing! The applica-
tlons, the certificates of beauties undisclosa-
Die except in Marble-the heaped up lufu-
ence Tor one beauty and anothcr-,he revela-
lions made to the sculptors likely to be en-
ploycd-and the plotting and counter-plotting
TO be recommended by influential persons
have exceeded all the competitions by which
the Court was ever before made busy and bit
ter,
The selections were at last delegated to the
Duchess OF DeCaZas, and her recent ball pre-
scnted a most unexpected character. Her in
vltatlons had been given to an assembly i'm
PLAIN dress, but instead of that a fancy ball of
the most extraordinary varieties of tile statue
esque and clas>icl !! Scarce n woman under
iilty came without some symptoms OF one
oi tn heather goddesses. Minervas of all
ages ~NenuseS, Dianas, Junos, Graces and Alu-
ses--it was Iike a soiiec at Jupiter's.
Towards the close of the evening. The ex-
cltem nj became SO great that there was a
general demand for an immediate decision by
votes cast into an urn. The Goddesscs were
a%ttituding about the room, their eyes flashing
fire, and their most scuIptuTal proportions
swelling into lines of beauty-but the Ouch
ess feared the reaction. 1t was wisely. and
hrmly resisted, and the celestials went home
to their nominal gods. 1t has since been de.
clded that the rivalry is too exasperating. and
doned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

MINISTER TO ENGLAND Tie Hon.
.'os Mciauc. Minister to- England. arrived
. Ne" York on Saturday. tie was 10 have
Siiei "a Che Boston steamer 5u Wrdar,dn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

m MADE CLOTHING. of every variety. vii
he icred very low. Also Nh ,qnitp Bars.
Call and see. ALEX ROGERS.
jy 10 2m No 40 Wafer street. Wheelnr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21
SADDLE, Birdie. TRUNK AND
HARNESS
NO. 100.

1idiR Street, WHEELING, IA.
Vie Subscriber tenders his sincere thanks To
las friends md the public generally. tor their
Mid patronage since he commenced business in
Tie above named stand; and would hereby inform
them lac still continues IN keep ON hand and manu-.
iuctufc To order, SADDLES Of different kinds and
nnaiiirs. among which, is King improved PATENT
SPRiNG sEAI mn article which only needs a
n'al To he found the hest now ia use. every variety
of BRIDES MARTlNG NLES; also. fme BUGGY,
CARRIAGE. aud COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION COMMON TRUNKS
NALls:.S. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. col.
LARS nni NAMES. BUGGY. RIDING AND
WAGON WHIPS aud LASilES. FLY NETS. sc.
&c. ali Ut iht nh0ye mentioned arirtlcs are well
Inade aud warranted god.
Old work repaired neatly OF reasonable terms
MI "rir', int wotk prompilS attended TO.
jun 10 3md&w WI MIN NlCOLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with ryscli BENJAMIN NJ
IAKk, OF Philndelrhia, the ablyc business will
hereafter be conducted in the name of NlCotL. Il
CARR. yyM MISC NiCoL.L.
jy 10 iyg
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MaSsrs. MASON &TuTrLE. No. l2SN1s-
s'i Sirc't, arc or Authorized Agents in Now
York City Thy will ,%cce,sc Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements iu, the Timcs
and Gazrtts.
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CooDs FOR LADIES' DRESSES arc rs fol.

NEAS-75 Hall Chests Young Hysoa Tea; G5
4 half chests Gung"wder and Imperial Tea,
Received aud Tor sale hy
Jy l6 CRANGIE q BAILEYS.
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" PLENDlD HATS-ADot,., 10
~ s,i'ol Bc"y.f aud co'.im,m ill., ~ Woe beau.
on and ready Tor inspection. a, II. v l''' finished
" a r. grr,,
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nmhe,a' Ieeih 'nsentd on god pl,,o
led ", +" " Sc d, e., mmp o. nilhoot clo.r'. ANIL non ono
lions penaiming T" to i6S cn%'o'' All oie T,,lanl'
w The most approved prime l''d according
and warranted. Terms very md. .o' den,is, OF,
Families attended NJ heir ,o o..
Ohtc. ''' ninslo nc D.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-21

kNoR sALE-An eight dsy h..
case. " hos been lI ne of.a. ''.rs snI
a"u rs ono OF The best tim, pieces IN Use years.
,"o 'Ime piece iiai was tcm ~ W r. ,.g. his
r,' on a'atm attachment and viii Do I,0t az. II
ilq""o OF Gy2) HALL & ,,g low.
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Daelp GfruRH.
uoNDAY jay ~. isl5,

NoLNEY 3. PALMER, i our authorized
Ag"at tor 'ccisingSLbscriptio an Auycr-
TEEN mtsiot tn Wheelina riu,s and Gazette.
His ohces are
PHthADE,PHiA.-N. w. corner Third
an Chestnut streets,
NEW YoRk.-Ttibaa9 B1illins oppos-
lite City Hill.
BALTIM)RE.-S. L. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
B0SfON.-No. II State street.
MeSsrs. MASON &TuTrLE. No. l2sNA-
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III nflrrn 'ARD.

,o.,oc,G,u N"LON BENrtsr
-, 'oJ ,',gcGmnnF in@m ac mbaS,inaiS would
m ctu ""a ,ig' y 'a'l he intend. Ioc, =. Of "hee.
attend 10 ~ n 20 ,n,j ,ono and .dooI5 Ea himself
dent fem ii ii. " p,ne%c, % hs inc. and II l,s slppy to
aud natural mechanical s5st,,v,n'G w The iut..ia,
The most pcffcpi saftglafr,. "o can glan,,..
Artificial Tecd, r
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Va.
u NDER THE EXCHAN No. :

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE:
$4,000 Dollars.
Alexandra Lottery. Class No 30 for ls45 TO he drs
in Alexsndris ID. e. Saturday June 9Th, ISi5 Bril-
liant Scheme; $4,000. 10000 5000 5000 4OOO 3I20
30 prizes of 1900. so Of 500, 50 u 400 &c. &C. rs
No. Lottery. l3 duwn ballots. Tickets $40. halves s.
qr's 50. Certificates Of Packages OF &c Whole Tickets
$3.50; &c halves Is; &c qr's 81 SO.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandra Lottery. Class %, for Is45 TO be drawn in
Alexsndria ID. c., Saturday Tune l4,h is45 Spie-
did Capitals: S30.00O 10 .0OO 6000 5000 1000 1910
pzes of 2000 Of $780, 25 Of 1000 IS Of 500 22O of
200 &c. &c. IS Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tickeu only
$40, halves s. qrs 50. Certificates Of Packages Of 25
Whole Tickets $780, IS halves 65: IS qr's 30 So
10000 Dollars,
Alexandra Lottery. Class 25 for 1885, to be drawn in
Alexandra, ID. = Saturday June 2lst IS45 Great
Scheme: 10000, 10000. 4367. prizes Of 2sOO Of
2000. 10 Of 1900. so Of 1000 50 Of Co., so OF 500 &c
&c 10 Nos. l2 ballots. Tickets $40, halves quarters
SO. Certificates Of Packages OF &c Whole Tickets
$40, &c halves 10; 90 qrs IS.
10000 Dollars.
Aexsndrs Lottery. Class &C. for lSI5 10 be drawn in
Alexandra, ID. c. Saturday June 2sth, lS45 Splen.
did Prizes: $4,000. $4,000. G000 $780, 4U00 5000,
262s $500, IS prizes Of 1000. 25 Of 500. &c. &c IS
Nos, Is ballots. Tickets $40, halves S. qts 2 So Ger
tcaes Of Packages Of rs Whole Tickets halves
IS; 25 qr's 70 50.
p. sPenons visiting city IIoyt they want
moury.
F Orders for Tekets eerhdes. OF
the above splendid Lotteries proupt
DON and an each drawing will be Immediately
who may order Ticket. from d. NJ uoYr
Richmond April
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let an the wona .ay wnar tney can,

let they can,
Fur selling Prizes, STATIONS the
Drawn Nos in MonongaIia. Class ss-May 3oth:
DC % ID ~ 80 10 30 Is 81 - ~ 6
Half Ticket Nos Is % a. another Capital sold and paid by
sTRATroN.
Drawn Nos- in Teesburr. No 22-June I'd:
63 IS so 80 s. &c So IL l6 30 81
Ticket No 20 so 60. prize OF $500 sold paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of AeIandria Lottery Extra i?i-iun. Cd
IS 40 l6 25 AZ 40 AZ IS "a 80 10 81 Al
Whole i6 10 IS prize $780, and Nos IS
$780, both sold md paid by sTRArTnN
Drawn Nos Of AleIlndria Lottery Extra Iss-Jupe ID
a5 AZ II 81 81 SIS ~ IS So 81 40 IS 90 % "a
TiehsuNos is IS 81, another Capital sold aud paid by
sTRATToN.
81 Is ~ 65 50 % 81 l9 10 80 81 81 &c &c 10
Ticket NoIS 10 SO, another Capital sold paddy
sTRArroN
Drawn Nos. in Monongslia, No. %, June 9th Is45:
% 60 : 40 81 SO ~ IL 50 II sc %
Ticket Nos. % SO s. capital sold and pa i'd
$4,000, 1000!
Alexandria No IaS, Extra. Saturday Capitals slo 600
1000 1850 1900, 10 Of oo0 Se as Nos II
halves 3; ar-- I.
So, ZOO, 10000!
drawing received BY Sunday. mail ready on
Monday Capitals 1000 10000 30 OF Soc
so of 500 &C. 70 Nos II $40 halves S. ora
$50
Buyen referred my Pri.es which are registered
At the Once proof OF what has done; every
drawing continues increase the number paid
Schemes and in all Lo,sries VIII be promptly
drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders n. sTRATToN
tes Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
W. p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,


Who'll Ticket Nos 80 80, the CAPITAL Pri.r $50, 900
in Alexandria Lottery 49, Brta May inst
by TuRrIN. and paaai his once on Friday.
Whole Ticket % ~ 80 Prre OF 81 900 in Asrandss In,
terry No e. drawn 2a instant soh BY TURPIN paid
day.
Half Ticket ~ u a. Prze OF sIooa in Al. Lottery
I2S Extra drawn 26i sold by TUEPIS pa Tues
day.
invite the attention Of person. In The country Il,
be founi TO be the
amount AZ on.y To be Distributed mai Ia
ever been issued The Prizes
OF half million of donar- be- distributed Capitals
10000. 10000, I5oso &c
Within months TrrrIx has ,ol and Ia "a nj ms n.
once an unprecedented nulber varying
goo to $1,000 and las. week paid To ez
the above Capital OF $4,000 sold 10 them whole
&ordsr- for Packages Certificates single Tickets IN the M
loving sebeme, OF in any Lottery adreus.d BY Ms-
CORY Co. will be attended by Request,
ed. Drawings as mon a. received.
SCHEME FOR 1TH JUNE.
$4,000.
Aerandria Lottery Class No a. for is,5 SIS 900 N
sUco 5000 80 prizes 81 $40 e Is No
Lottery. II $40 aiv.. s. quarter.
Certificates OF Pases Of &c wsos Teasi. I3s;
20 qSarters 32,sO.
$4,000.
eIandria Lottery Class "a for lS+5tO Irh
1855 speEdd Capitals $4,000 10000 sooo przs.
OF 1000 Of 1900, I0Oo Of 500 ego Of goo &c =
k"s II drawn ballots Tickets Oty $40 halves guansr-
Cenea'e Of Packages Of Is Whole Tickets
IS quarers 5s5s.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery Class IS drawn June s
lt4S Great scheme: s30s 10000 1857 pf1-- OF $500
Of 5000. 10 Of $500, so 1900. OF 600 so 81
Certificates Of Packages Of 90 wboe halves 20
90 quarters IS.
$4,000.
Lottery 1850 he dawn Jpos oz,h
es5. SPLENDID r1-s; 10000 COCO 5000 1000 1000
IS prizes Of loco IS OF 500. Is Nos bao,s Tcle
Tickets $3.50; IS halves os IS quarters $50
e In addition to the above large Schemes has AWAY.
hand Iekstsn Lo,erss-rspr.. ranging from Iood
eeived daily. Por Prrss m any Lo;sy. address
w P. TURPIN.