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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06
NOTICE!

PURSUANT to an order of the county court Of
Henreo pronounced the 9Th day Of November shall
proceed 10 sell TUESDAY, 7h Of Jan
for ready money of VIM A. Dutfek
lower end ~ Con hand likely Negroes Jacob and Ma
lsss-belpnging the estate ~ Ioss PHI Pills deed
Ja 6-9t. JOSEPH W. ST. CLAIR, CONT.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06
ON TRIAL.
EDGEW00D ACADEMY

YNHE exercises of this institution will commence
- on Monday. the I3h Of January
located Brook Road sbout city
motd A few pupi- can be received.
WIN A. PEARMAN
u 6-MoTLa IA ElrON NANCE.
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TO CABINET

' ME Subscribers having their Mill and Pa,enr
Polishing Machine in full operation. nre now
ready TO supply Cabine, Mixers with MARBLE
TOPS. al The following very low prices:
White Italian Marble Tops. S7l cts per foot.
Italian Bardilla do S75 do de-
Italian Wash Stand Tops, with back, shelf and
scroll. from 90 fo $40
The above prices include packing and all charges
efcep! the freight. ond warranted Tree OF breakage
JE &Co, ORE so confident Of their Tops being So.
perior in finish TO those polished By The old method,
that they arc willing to take hack any that may
prove unsatisfactory. the manufactured paying
charges each way. They keep also on hand Ma
hogany Boards. Plank and Veneers Of oil kinds
Also Vamisb, Glue, Bureau Knobs. Sofa Springs
&c, &c.
TEnMs-6 months on satisfactory reference, or S
per cent 1T for cash.
JE e. Co. keep also on hand Marble Maniels oil
every description. both Foreign and Domestic
Orders by mail for Marble. Mahogany. or any OF The
articles above, wall receive prompt attention.
JOHN ECKSTEIN e. CO..
Union Nj Is. Ridge Road;
Warehouse 81 Dock ~.
aug ~ 5wtw PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
GARDEN NURSERY
OF PARSONS & Co.
flushing. NEAR NEW YORK.

FLUSHING NEAR NEW YORK.
VH\llE Pnprielors desire 10 call attention 10 this
- extensive establishment. which is now prob.
ably The largest in The Uniou. covering an area OF
nearly SO acres, end compaclly planted with more
Than 900 900 Tree, Shrubs. Plants. sc.
The very rapidly increasing taste for Horticnl-
iural pursuits, producing a demand for new and rare
Fruits, Ornamental Trees. and Plants, has rendered
necessary n sysiemaiized arrangement for The i'm.
poriat.on ofalI that is new and desirable.
For this purpose. the Propfieiors have personally
inspected all The principal public and private H,rl,.
CULTURAL Establishments in Britain, France. and Ger.
many. and have perfected arrangements, 10y Which
they will receive Immediately on It's appearance,
eycryIhng that is new ond valuable.
The Trees cultivated al this establishment ne
straight aud thrifty. aud from their eI iHosrd situation
they are sufficiently hardy for removal to much
higher larilndcs.
The attention uf amnieurs and Others is pnr;icu-
lorly directed 10 he fruit grounds Of this establish.
ment. in which will be found bearing specimens OF
all The varieties OF fruit which they cultivate.
Visitors are also invited 10 inspect their wineries
and iruii houses. in which ore WORE than 100 vari
cues OF Foreign Gmpes, and about 300 varieties o
Pears, PlOms, ApTlcois. and Necinrines. all Of which
viii he IN bearing, in 1916.
Flushing, New York. and Catalogues can he oh
tanned by application. post paid. 10 themselves, Il
Parsons g. Lawrence, l2S Pearl 81. or SaIlOn &
Miles. 205 Broadway. New York.
aug 10 6w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
From the New Orleans Picayune, Aug. q.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The steamer Undine arrived here YESTERDAY
morning, bringing us Galveston papers to the
23d inst. Up to the time when the Undine
left Corpus Christi there was nothing there of
war but the mmors.
The latest news which we see from Austin
is'to the 18th inst. The Convention was still
n session, but il was anticipated that it would
adjourn on the 23d inst, Saturday last.
The Houston Telegraph of the 21st inst. saws
that a party Of about 20 Mexican soldiers an.
preached within 10 miles of Castroyille. about
afortnight ago. The traders reported that they
were under the command of a man bv the
name OF Platina; that they belonged to a de.
'achment OF Car,radores, that has recently been
stationed at Presideo.
The Galveston News states that the Mex;can
army at Matamoras is said to be 5000 strong.
and are engaged in terrifying that city. Per
contra the Civilian declares that from the best
information, the number of troops at Matamo-
fas does not exceed l,5OO-that they are badly
supported, and not more efficient than Mexi-
can soldiers usually are.
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POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT.
MESSNS STAFFORD 4 CO,s
DIORAMA


\HE public are respectfully informed ,b., the
Magnificent Diorama Of he ,a,e coJsm;,y
which over the Iron City on the 10Th of An,;I I,.,
Consisting Of four elaborate views. made from ,I,.w.
'oss 'sken on tho SPOT. with oil The machinery, mo.
wing figures, DC. &c, ALL be exhibited in The CRY
HALL, ON Saturday. September 9.
VIEW fIRST.-Piiisburgh previous to the Gre
token from Coal Hill Steamboats,, Rowbo,,s. &c.
are seen passing up and down The river in full one.
ration. giving q correct view Of this mos, on ,erpri.
.sing city.
VIEW sECOND--riMh and Wool s,s n, y a..
o'oc. on the 10Th Of April; citizens ore seen pa,sins
ID aod ifo, engaged IN their usual nyoca,,on a, eve.
y day lie; sudden alarh Of Gro. ringing n, belI.
The arrival Of ,he several engines draw. h, m.ch..
'cal hgures on their way TO The scene of deya,ioIIon
VIEW THIRD Fire raging in all i,s lurv
volumes OF lurid smoke spreading in all d,,ec,
tions. the buildings falling 10 ruins. flames casing
forth sorrow and tesolaiion, E,rnins one of the mos,
teftb'e scenes OF consie rnaiion ever witnessed
FOURTH Ruins Ivy Moonlight, The
Third Church In The distance. the Mononpohela riy.
e. r'Pling on its way. as if unconscious of The DIES.
olaiion that ovcrlooks IT..
During The evening will no exhibited n ne,v d,on
represcn,ing The BATTLE or NEW ORLEANS
FART SECOND.--The Caves OF Siafa. Nep,nne
IN his Cor. meeting with Amphitnic, The Ocean
Queen.
Doors open ai half past seven o'clock, exhibition
TO commence ut 3 O'clock precisely.
Tickets % cents. Children accom- panied bv the !,
paredls hall price. Front seats reserved for the
~ sep 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
HI'UU E''TVPFHF bITW VI
CHESNUT'S S~ERENADERS.

by Messrs Chtsnui, Kelley, Disney. II Bluke. AID
II Buckley, who will So through their Songs
Dances. &c. every evening.
Nj Young. the Comic Methodist will also appear.
During his stay. MIR Slickney will Introduce his
celebrated and highly trained horse CINCINNA.
TUS. who is allowed Ia I've, by those who have
witnessed his performances, TO cacel oil Others in
sasaciiy aud action
The Great MAN-MONKEY. Mos SAniNrs
will appear IN his MILF WHITE PoNEY.
For full particulars vi the performances see small
bills on each day.
Admissions; Boxes so cents. Children half price.
Pit 25 cents without regard to age.
ltis an established rule with The Proprietor that
no ludy will he admitted unaccompaniei by n gen.
tlnman
W. strong police will be engaged TO preserve
strict order aud decorum.
Doors open at Z o'clock. performance 10 com.
mence at 8 sep 3
w. The celebrated New Orleans Bras, Band
accompanies The circus aud will enliven The en-.
i%erainmenI by The performance Of many iavorlle
verses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
GoLoREp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nn

EoLoRED DAGUERREoTYPES The nm.
~ designed has rooms on Main street, WAeeGu,
Va. few doors below The Virginia Hotel. where
he Will DC hnPpy 10 attend To oil the calls of those
who may desire exact likenesses Of themselves or
families,
The improvement recently made in The art of
taking Daeuerreoiype L'kenesscs, renders il al once
he most pleasing and perfect manner in which The
hnman face and form can be preserved.
The subscriber received The premium for
this species Of IIkenesses rom The Franklin In.
sii'ule. Philadelphia. hat he prefers exhibiting the
specimens Of his or, lha, may be seen at his rooms,
10 that Of The premium.
lie will remain here bsi ONE WEEK from This
date, and those who have prop sed 10 procure like
nesse will do we'll to call early.
sep2 lw J BOYD SCOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
NEW GOODS,

456 PACKAGES CHINA & QUEENSwARE
UST RECEIVED and now opening, n fresh
- supply Of NEW GOODS. suitable for City and
Country Trade, consisting in part of, VIZ:
HID FLOWING Blue CHINA DIM
ner, Tea aud Toilette Sets;
HHDS new Fancy Toilette Sets very large
aud complete;
IN CASKS Rich English China Tea Set. COT
nv fees. Pitchers. Mus. Baskets, &c &C.;
CASES RICH FRENCH CHINA. com
70 prising a superb assortment Of Tea Sets.
C"fee and Chocolate Cups and Saucers, square
Cologne Bottles. Card Baskets. Fruit Baskets, Mugs,
Vases. Pitchers, richly decorated and embossed Fruit
Stands. SC &c.
HBDS white. raised figured. enamelIeJ.
~ osire.fg'd gold band Tea Sells. Pnchcrs,&c
50 hbds white stone China Dinner. Tea and
Toilette Sets; Teas, Bowls. Jugs. Plates, Dishes
Bakers. Cover Dishes. &c &c;
~ hhds raised fs'd stone China Dinner. Tea and
Toilette Sets; Tens, Bowls. Jugs, Plates, Dishes. &c.
80 hhds new style fancy decorated Stone China
Tea Sells; Teas, Bowls, Jugs, Plates. Dishes. &c.
/. % Crates fine Enarnelled Ware, Consisting OF
Tea Sets. Teas. Bowls, Jugs, Plates. Dishes. &c.
ALSO: 2eS Crates fresh mode L,verpoul and
Queensware. comprising a full ard general ossorl.
meni Of printed. all colors, edged. cUlored c C. and
painted. Of latest style. shapes. &c.
ALSO: An extensive stock Of Cut. Plain and
Pressed Flnted GLASS WARE, consisting VI The usual
ssoriment in our line.
All Of which will be sold as cheap rs any house
in this. or any olber city in The Union for cash. OF
on The usual credit Ia punclusl buyers. q.
Packing particularly attended 10.
KERR & CO.
aug 80 I'm $50 Baltimore 81. BalGmore
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A FRY LOTTERY.

Brawsas follows throughout The month OF Sc September.
Draws on Tuesdoys--Capiin prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of lacksge wholes
si2; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thurdays-Cspiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package wholes
Sla; shares in proportion.
DAVIS on SIiurdays--Capiia prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package wholes
Sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders to
sep2 N L DORSEY, Wheeling, Va.
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SADDLE, Birdie, TRUNK AND
HARNESS
NO. log.

Main Street, WHEELING, Va.
ME Suhso rber tenders his sincere thanks to
Il. hs friends end The public generally, for their
k'nd patronage since he commenced business in
The above named stand; aud would hereby inform
them he still continues IN keep on hand and manu-.
iaciuie To order, SADDLES of different kinds and
qualities, among which, is King improved Patent
SPRING SEAT, an article which only needs a
hinl TO he found the hest now in use. every variety
Of BRIDES * MARTING ALES; also fine BuGGy.
CARRIAGE, aud COMMON HARNESS, HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION & COMMON TRUNKS
VALlSsS. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS, oil.
AIRS and NAMES. BUGGY. iDlNG AND
WAGON WHIPS aud LASIIES. FLY NETS, &c
&c. oil Of The above mentioned articles are well
mnde ond warranted coud.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
All orders for work promptly attended Ia.
jun 10 3md&w WI MING NlCOLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN M
CARR, Of Philndelrhin, The above business will
hereafter he conducted 10 The name Of NICOLL d.
CARR WM MING NICOLL.
jy 10 jy9
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~ +: mAMDLEToN q DANIEL

having assoc lated themselves
,oee,"er under The firm and style of Humid eton.
n"oHeyF 20. So7 Market. beiwe cen Liberty and
Howard SITS. for the purlo,e of conduc,,ng m.
WHOLESALE n GOODS BUSINESS,
fesfGee'iu'ly 'hviie their friends to give Them a call.
riley have rehted In connection with The Store
House fb% decthied by T T. Hambleion g. Co. the
I'VE upper stories OF The store house. recently occu
pied nv Lewis. 'SuI'dn & Co, which affords them
ample room iokeep rs they intend doing a large
and desirable shock ofDOMESTIC GOODS. mbieh
odded to their we'll selected stock ofImporIed Goods;
'hey faiier ihemsefves that they will be able 10
present every indictment 10 purchasers to give
them a share Of their patronage.
They are now receiving their Fall Supply. and
are prepared TO make sales ON lie most favorable
Serms.
HAMBLEToN, BUCKLEY g. co.
sep 3 d4t
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nISSOLUTI0N- The parlne rship existing IN
IL der The firm Of NJ & X II Sweeney a. Go. was
dissolved by the Jecease Of The junior partner. n II
Sweeney. Oh the 2Sih March last.
The business will he continued ny The survivors.
under The style Of NJ d r. Sweeney. who will set
tie the affairs ofihe late firm. All PERSONS indebted
either by note or book account arc requested Ia call
and make payment before The LIST October, as oil
outstanding Al that lime will be placed in the hands
Of an officer for collection.
MICHAEL SWEENEY,
aug %. AS THOMAS SWEENEY.
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HONE.

we lake great pleasure IN laying before our
patrons aud the public generally. The following
schemes hf September know ing ihcm 4, lie he,I, :
man any others offered to the public wrs, of the
mountains. Send IN your orders for Packages.
ms is The most popular way Of nd, eniuring in
bouefies' say again. send in your orders with
cash OF prize tickets enclosed. and they will me-,
with rs much attention rs if personally applied n,
All orders come perfectly safe by mail.
N l. DORSEY
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s. p. STICKNEY, Sole Proprietor.

Nj. BUCkbEI, Equestrian Director.
ME oi this unryalled esiab-
l'shment after an unparalleled season, OF sue.
cess IN The cities Of New Orleans. :, LOUIS. Louis
VIE and CinciInan. are now periormiEg To over
howibe houses al Pittsburgh. Will opcn in Vince.
ling, at Jno MCorIney's Yard corner Of Main and
Q",noy streets. on NJ nday evening. Sept, IN her g..
1915. for a few nights only. aud the Manager as
snres the Ladies ond Gentlemen of Wheeling. that
The performance, will 10 in u style which cannot
Toll To please the most iasiidious. la announcing
The following well known aud established perior.
mers. The Proprietor feels perfectly confident that
he will crafty all who VI honor hin " i,h their
presence.
Mr. NJ Buckley and his talented children. Mas.
tiers III and T. Buckley. and Miss Lsura Buckley.
The graceful Equestrian and Dancer.
hliss X saline SIrckney aud Miss Sarnb Sticknsy,
whose unequalleJ periorma noes cannot he excelled
IN The Equestrian Arr for their agc and ease.
The iuimilable clown FERD CARSON. il too
we'll know n 10 need any comments. fr he is Justly
entitled 10 The name Of the Comic son Of Menus
Mr. Eaton Stone, The great bare. back rider. whose
performances have ranked him ut The top of his
profession.
Mr. w Smith. the Dramatic Equestrian. and hi.
pupil Master Mallory.
The celebrated Hungarian Brothers will give
their living pictures.
The inimltable EIhiopian Band of
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A. G.. M,CAIIAN M.

No. lbs MAIN STREET.
&A'OULD respectfully invite The attention al
w Country Merchants and Dealers generally
10 IN examination of his extensive and elegant as
sorimehi oi manufactured Hats and Caps which he
is prepared 10 sell al unusually low prices; and n
more superior article cannot he found elsew here in
the market. consisting "f fine Beaver. Neuirin.
Lrush. Russia, Silk. Moleskin. Cashmere ana Coney
Hats. Also q large assortment II black md drab
Wool Hats. Sign OF BLACK HAT.
aug 70 Opposite Va Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

J.. g. GREGORT q. CO. Managers.
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$4,000.

Pokomche Rirer Lottery Of Del class l1s.
j" oe drawn nj Wilmington. Del Sept 3. lS45
! OF s:2000 Of 1000 ofl750 24l5
66 Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets 81. Certificate of
% whvles 50 dollars. Shares in propor,ion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 100
To he drawn at Wilmington on. Tuesday. Scpi'r %,
l Of $4,000 J OF 5000 Of 5000 / Of $500
Tickets 5 dolls. Certificate Of package %
wholes GA dollars. Shares in pro- oriion.
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al OOOs


Pokomoke River LOTTERY. class No lS7.
To be drawn nj Wilmington. Thursday. Sepi'r Is
] Of $1,000 I Of $500 of 1900 ll40
I ~ Nus. IL ballots. Tickets 9 dolls. Certificate
OF "a wholes % dolls. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
&4O.OOOI

Grand consolidated L,te,y Of Deia1are & Georgia.
Glass N" co. 10 be drawn nj Wilmin,,o ton. Del
on Saturday. Sepiember 20. lSl5.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
OF saOO0O I OF 10000 81 lOOOD of 5000
70 nombsrs, l2 ballots. Whole Tickets I6 do Is.
Set''hca'o Of a package &c whoies $50 dollars
Shares in proportion.
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10000 Dollars.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Deiogare & Georgia
CLASS NO So.
To be drawn al WILMINGTON. Saturday, Sept ~. AS.
l of $4,000 OF 10000 l OF 6i97 Of 1000
rs Nos, ~ ballots. Tickets 10 dolls. Cerufi-
cote vi 25 wholes lis dolls. Shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
SI4OOO!

Pvkomokc River Lottery. class No 1873
To be dra wn at Whining ton, Friday. Sept 10.
] Of $4,000 ] OF 1000 Of 5000 L OF 1000
rs Ms. IL ballots. Tickets 4 dolls. Certificate
Of 20 wholes 50 dolls Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06

NIOBIN STRiNGS-Fresh Italian Violin
Strings. jrst received; Viollncello and Gniisr
Strings; Pms aud Scitws; Tuning Forks; Music
PspeE Clariunei Reeds; Hunters celebrated Pre-
ccpturs for The Piano, with q variety Of snill Pre-
tCpiofs for oil instruments. ff sale l6N jof ca.h. by
avg 2S J MELLOR, Union IT.
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. OF SIOOOO-3 OF $4,000.

..~Pokomoke River Lottery, class No 1874.
To be dawn nj Wilmington, Monday. Septr rs
l Of $4,000 i OF 10000 ofl0000 3of 5000
10 Nos. IA ballots. Tickets 8 dolls. Certificate
of2 wholcs li6 dollars. Shares in proportion.
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Al0OOOs

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No lSj.
To be drawn ni Wilmington, Thursday. Sept l6
l OF $4,000 1 Of $4,000 OF 5000 of $500
~ n IS. l2 ballots. Tickets 4 dolls. Cariii ate
Of "a wholes 40 dolls. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
6OOO nOUI.ARS.

Pokomoke River Lottery. class 1872.
To he drawn ot Wilmington. Thursday, Sept'r 81
l of $4,000 l Of 400 OF 1900 Of 1898
10 Nos. IA ballots. Tickets 2 dolls. Certificate
OF rs wholes 26 dollars. Shares in proportion.
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ACk nnn-

Grand consolidated L,tiery oj DeiaD IRE 4 Georgia.
Cinss n" 81, TO he drawn At Wilmington. Sep, 81
l oi $4,000 i oi 1000 l vi 1910 90 oi 1000
&c Nos, III ballots. Tickets 10 dolls. Certificate
Of % whUles l26 dollars. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06
NEW FALL GOODs-FIRsT1N MARKET.

&ENSENEY IL RHODES. are now opening n
~ new and desirable stock Fall Goods. comprl-
sing n pretty general assortment, such as Cl"Ihs.
CassImeres, SiIineiis, Merino, Vesiings. Cashmere,
Silks. dark GInghams. American aud British Prints
Gloves. Hosiery. Genilemen's wooll,n. cotton aud
Silk Shirts and Drawers; Lamb's WOOL half Hose.
&c We respectfully invite our city nnd country
friends Ia give W. n call, ms we are prepared Ia eel
goods on tetms, such as we believe will give salts.
action. uug 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06

32396 prizcs-amnsniing 10 Sl,l9S, 1877
as Number LNicry-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 10; qrs 5; eighihs 9 so.
A certificate vi a package &c whole tickets $500
Do do 26 half do 100
Do do 20 quarters do 65
Do do 20 eighth do 81 so
Orders for Tickets and Shares and certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Scheme will
receive prompt attention. and an account Of The
Drnwing will be sent Immediately after il is over
10 oil who order ffmm us. Address,
&c GREGORY & co. Managers.
aug IL 5w R~icnMoNp. Va.
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100000.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY

NI'ENh DNFN
Class 3S tr 1873. tn he drawn nj Alexandra ID G,
Sep, 20. 1915. rs Numbers. l3 drawn ballots
| at 10000 OF 10000 OF 5000 of 5000
| 1000 25 1000 25 500
Tickets 10 dolls. Certificate of a package 25
wholes lbs dollars. Shares in rropOrirun.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware 3 Georgra.
C'ass No %. IL TO dawn ut Wilmington Sep,'t 6
oi s3O0Oo OF 10000 I of 5000 I Of a4lO
10 Nos. ii ballots. Whole tickets 10 dolls. Ger.
'iicate Of 26 wholes $40. Shares in proportion.
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Al OOOs

Pckomoke River Lottery. class M 1872.
To he drawn at Wilmington. ON Thursday. Sept II
l OF $4,000 Of 1000 Of l0i0 4of $50
66 Nos, III ballots. Tickets 9 dolls. Certificate
Of % wholss &c dolls Shares in proportion.
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aoO.OnAs

Pokonoke River LOTTERY. class $50.
TO be drawn Al Wilmington vn Tuesday. Scpi9 rs.
OF s2oOO0 j OF 5000 ] Of 5000 1 OF 2OO0
20 Nos, IL ballots. Tickets > dolls. Certificate
oil 25 wholts "a dollars, Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-06

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 1876.
To he drawn at Wilmington. Tuesday. Sep,'r 30.
I Of $4,000 l Of 5000 l OF 5000 I Of 2OoO
rs N"s. Is ballots. Tickets IS. Certificate Of
package IS wholes $50. Shares in proportion.
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~ALEXANDRlA I.OTTERY.

Class 81 for 1915. To be drawn at Alexandria d c.,
SEP 10. 1916. 10 numbers. ID drawn ballots.
GRAND SCHEME
PRIZE Or Gao, 600!
| Of $4,000 40 of 1000 b0 oi 500 GO ofi00
Tickets $40. a certificate of q package OF 20
whole tickets $50 dollars. Shares in proportion.
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S2O,OOO!
~ALENANDKIA Y !.

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Class.1 IS iur 1915. To be drawn at BiliimOre, Sept
"a. lS45. 7S numbers Is dn wn iallois.
| OF 100000 of 5000 of 5000 of2lSg
10 prize. Of 1u00 40 prizes Of $50
Tickets 5 dolls. A certificate OF g package Of 90
whOles will be sent for Sos. Shares in proportion.
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100000!
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Glass e22. for 1915. To he dawn al BaliimOre, Sept
IL, lSi5. IS numbers. - drawn ballots.
| oi $4,000 ] Of 10000 I Of 1000 Of 5000
SO prizes Of 1000 SO frizes OF 800
Tickets 5 dolls. shares in proportion. A cer,if>
cate Of a package ui 25 " holes will re sent for SlOO