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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-20
A VOICE FROM THE TENTH LEGION.


From he Rockingham Register Of Ftj. Is.
ANNEXATION or TExAS.-Wiill the u. S. Senate
pass the Annexation Bill? is now the anxious anI
important inquiry in the mouth OF almost every
one we meet. Would 10 Heaven that we were
fully able to answer in the affirmative. But this
is not the case. As the trying crisis approaches
which is to decide forever the fate Of this great
and monentous national question, our mind IS
agitaled with fresh doubts and apprchenslpns as
TO its final and successful termination. II the re-
representatives. of the Sou,h, regardless OF partizan
feeling and political prejudice, but prove true 10
the known will OF their constituents, So plainly
expressed in the Presidential election, then will
Texas be ours, beyond the shadow oi doubt
If they prove recreant TO their trus,-i they dis
regard the voice OF the people, which has 50 clear
" pointed out 70 them their duty, then is Texas
lostto us-and lost toreverl Thrice has She begged
and sned to be admitted into our glorious Con!ed-
eracy, and add the us;Ie ii her "Lone Star 10
our already brilliant galaxy, and il her SUIT is re-
lec,ci this time she will sue and BEG no more
And vet, probably before this article will be seen
and read by many OF our readers, this deplorable
event nav have taken place Heaven forbid III
But should the golden opportunity for acquiring
and annex:ng this beautiful country 10 ours, be
suffered to slip through our hands forever, through
The wi'ful and perverse opposition OF those who
are thus hasely disappearing the will OF their
constituents then will the curses and execrations of
an outraged, deeply injured and insu,ed people be
poured out upon those who have SO bascly wrong
cd AMI betrayed their country.
What Virginian does not feel mortified and
hnmbled, when he views the course of those who
are mscalled the representatives ofthis proud old
Commonwealth in the Senate ofthe US. Rives,
who has become as proverbial for political dis
honesty and inconsistency as he once was for
honesty and in,egrity,-and Archer, the sworn
friend and ally OF the North in all her dsorgan-
izing and distractiDg movelnents,-are the pre-
tended representatives of a State which recently
gave 4 majority of 5000 in favor OF the annexa-
lion OF Texas And with this known and plainly
expressed will of their constituents, they are
using al .aeir efforts TO defeat this great object
Well ami truly may il be said, that The glory OF
the Old Dominion has departed! And who can
wonder that doub, and apprehensions exist in the
MINDS of the friends of Texas when its final issue
is in the hands ofsuch political jugglers as Rives
and Archer2 God knows il is slim chance.
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too late. Mems minds had all become Commit
ted. They had weighed and passed upon the viz
tues and merits OF many plans and, after pro-
tracied ard most solemn deliberalion, and in COM
handing numbers, they pronounced their choice,
and sent il forth 10 the Senate and The country
A nep pan in such conjuncturc, had the often
siye seeming Of arraigning the wisdom OF The
House, and il at once encountered dislavor and
rcpusion. But be the opposition 10 il what ii
may, look beyond il all, and can see in that plan
provisions OF which The House might have profit
ed, and, think, would have profed, had il been
brought 10 lis consideration in time. But, re-
peat, it came TOO late. 1t wore The phase Of
5eHigeeat proposition. 1t furnished safety
valve. through which skulking discomfort could
hope 10 screen itself from its just responsibilities
10 annexation ITSELF and countcnanced, perhaps
abelled disunion, where disunion must be fatal!
Hence, think, il was ill-iimed, whether we re-
gard his own account or the measure itself.
But it does not follow, that any of the conse-
ouences, attributable TO Col. BIS course, were
either foreseen, or desired by him. What! Thomas
IT. Benton desire The oDcTihTo'r0f The great Demo
cratic PartY TO whose permanency. and whose
SWAY. upon sound and indestruclble basis, he
has dedicated his whole public life, and brought
10 its aid tolls, knowledge and abilities rarely
equaled, and, in daps of gorc, never surpass-
ed Sirs, this can't be So II would be
unnatural, suicidal, and blasting at once TO
his fortunes and his good name. He sees
al! this as we'll as we do. There stood out
before him, with their Christening admoniions,
Williams c. Rircs' ricketty and fatal backsidngs,
as beacons on the sea cliffs, bereft as he is OF
every stable and reliable political friendship he
possessed, and with all his varied knowledge and
decided abilities, occupying position which no
living statesman could covet or accept-aye and
alas, Sirs, political Dusoid Daigefty with a
restless and unquiet eye upon the varying YEA
,hercock ofpublc reward, ready to do battle 10 the
death with Cass and Democracy, against Clay and
B7iggerN but qnite as ready TO do battle to the
death for Clag and WhiggoH against Polk and
Democracy as The prophel-phases of that weather
cock foreiell the coming Of Gains and iempesls,
10 make or mar the fortunes of either. Can any
one suppose that Col. B., at his frosty age, and
with his lefty pride, could bow his naughty spirit
down before the dazzling idols Of WhiggeTy, and
under their teachings, unleam and Iepudale
those great and vital principles upon currency, Fl.
nance, and the public economies, upon distribu-
ton, assumption and protection, with which his
tolls ami talents have indoetrinated the age in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
sss "a uAECG~~
sNliT NiCilIvEH.

INV Va
fuANghKG sAI.k o. PERSONAL PROP.
~ ERIY --ln utsullcr al o decree OF ,hv CIR
cuii Si5'uof Guur 81 Las amt Ch,ncery fr The
county ~ ON, ptvuuLnced Un the 10 h day of
jane, 1873 uhd "t . su'se, ucuJ order hs1e IN The
9th day oi June ISIS. in n cause peialinx in said
court. h"tNe'u w x n " asr. cnmp,airsni-. ard
R,dus', Osrks. Mud6 20 anil ofk,rs. dcicndan,s.
,br undersigned vii. IA Mprda, ,Lr IS d DAY of
August Irki.st H. font d'ur Ell ia, Cont hou.e Of
Quo county. in hr cay ui wheriIur. III { hr ,alo
and vii self 10 The hishesi tIdder. TwELyE Sarr
MACHINES. NON N the ro~sesiun nf taniiue.
,dte Handing 3 Nridin. ut - many. ot su-h pstI
thereof. ID nay be necessary 10 tatisiy the d,cses
aEr,s,d.
TERNS-On n credit ~ sir mnnih.. the rrr~hs-
-ec gSiHc bnuri Wuh cu"d prcutity tor tie pnya,ert
of The puuhsse money. with interest ithaI lie day "
4sle.
Nv MITCHELL. ID Sheriff Ohio e.sn,y.
jan % J&F
OWN LOTS y LAND o SALE
The suts't,hes oilers OF private sale. Tho
following Described d S rahle property. VIZ LIZ, NJ
10. and pau oi Lot No l6 an The Is "a -,nare 1T
The city oi Wheeling. being on the corner OF 5h
nnd Quincy streets. on b"h uf which ore good aud
convenient bf.tk dwellings Sad luts are situated
IN The mos, eligible rart vi he city for r~silence..
and vii be gold low aud on the iollowi ING cInvc,
n!enI terms, via. One fourth ca,h aud The balance
m three equal i~nsiolmen,s Of one. two end three
years. with interest. and secured negotiable pap.r.
ALSO Ono hundred acres Of cral Land in the
STATE al Quo. opposite The city of Wheeling. lying
afove Bridegroom, on the Ohio river. 10 he divided
on in twenty ace lois. TO suit purchasers. The
coal ~ Of superior quality. can he run by Railnad
INTO boats. or suitable Tor mar uiatiurcrs.
jy III CIV D ZANE.
P,ushusgh Glz Tic copy weekly TO amour, Of ga.
and charge his cfiire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
MARBLE.-Deolers in Ornamental Ma,

HARBLE.-Dedlers ia OrAauental Mar.
ole trork, Richly Cared ~Statudry, and
PtGfn Marble NdntelS and Monuments.
~UNDtHiiiLL & FERRIS. 372 snd 37i Green
wich 81. corner OF Bench
FISHER & u 2S7 Bowcry; nlio four capitals
after the Lantern Of Demos henes. suitable for
cnInmns-iour feet eight diameter Italian marble
Prre $1,000.
X l BROWN. corner of Greenwich and franklin
sis' al,o. The Trade supplied with Foreign ana d.
me'iic Marble ia block or slab
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
pENMANSHTP.

MIR AINSWORTfI IS induced. from The on.
lv1 enlargement he ia receiving to remsin in
INC cay a short mo longer. for he purpose Of giv4
.s "no'net course ol Instruction in The Strong soaian
SysIeID OF Wiring. Gentlemen vail posit,yeIv no
'hoghi a finished lnsiEess hand. plain aud prncI.caI,
aud The Ladies a flowing. elegant style, easily &c.
qnired and rapidly written
This term will commence on Wednesday. Julv
ibih. Ladies will wnie at2 u'clock. NJ. Gen
iiemen al all other hours through the day aud eve.
uing.
Mr. a, will also meet q class of Ladies at Sou II
Wheeling.
wn ing Room over Mr. Il ,bb's Chair Store. Main
81. lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
CO-PARTNERgHIP.

II HE SUBSCRIBER. has ,iis day taken int
l. partnership. MI } a Adds, III The Coniec.
IOnsry business, Of his old $ ard No I0l Main 81.
Tie hnnse viii hereafter be conducted IN ,he
na're oi Porker d Adds. Mr. Parker lakes plea
sure IN saying To his old usIomers thai lie las pro-
cured the services nj all experienced CvniccIinnc,
and Cake Baker. aud hopes 10 merit a liberal share
OF the patronage Of lass fiiends in this city nrd Ihe
-nfr"nnd NO country, and The public generally.
Nj Adds Is a gentleman Of steady habits, and
may always be i.und at the es'ab!lshmeui &c aiIeIL
lu customers.
To %oiiiaers ] would shy. tha, we con f,rri.h
parties With aay article Ihcy may wish. in as good
style aud upon more reusuuabla Ietns ihan any es,
luhlshInenl ~ this city.
Country M"rconuis viii find il 10 their advantage
to call pTrvinns To purchasing elsewhere, as ~
can iufrish any article al Con'rrtonnry az low n.
any establishment ~ a6y Of tic Ensre u ciucs. An,
delcscy ot ue scosUU eau always be had Of uur
establish m.n,.
Relying uion The continued patronage of old
customers, We feel cure Of sucres..
1liOS NJ PARKER.
j. II j. ~ I'm No l0l Alu,n 81.
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Glass 80 Tor 1915. 80 be drawn at Alexandria. ID C.
Angusi y. IS numbers. 10 drawn ballots.
900.
i OF S35000 | q. 10000 $4,000 IofI6Oo
50 1000 so 400 so $50 1872 2OO
Tickets IN dolls a certificate OF n racknpe OF 90
tickets will be sent Tor $50; shares in prof orrion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

aud Biadsys' UCreroodts: Presses.
Aaehiacry, Steam Engines and Salrs.
X HOE " co, - ard 81 Gold ,tt,et.
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T. CARTWRIGuT.

WORKING CUTLER d. SPECTACLE MAKIR
E~SPECTfULLY informs Inc public nf Vince
IA ing md ITS vicinity. that lo has opened fan,
s''ie a' NO TAO Man NJ. IN The above line. where
I've hopes by sluci attention To business, tn m, ri, ne
appreciation aud support Of a discern ne pnbGc-
Having had long experience ia all branches of his
bnslne's aud n practical workman. he hllIcrs bin,-
sell 'ho' he can gise general satisfaction
TC,is prepared To furnish his cuslomers win
every Description Of Spectacles. Tie Glasses Of u
qualify superior to those in common use.
warranted Bmzrian Pebble Ewes
superior Cataract Glasses
Persoopico Or Menscus Ewes
'Fse,'eh' White blue, green ard gray OF every
shesri ConcSve Glosses for near sighed persons.
sI grinding OF Gallery oud Repairing Of spec.
iaeles, &c, executed 10 lhe neolcst ,IyIr.
&, particularly directs The attention Of those
afflicted with HERNIA ~ his superior Trusses. g h,ch
tie "af'onIs' 10 retain obstinate rupiurcs with ease
and safety. 10 Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

CO The editor of the Pittsburgh Post APP
pears TO be no particular lover of ''babics."
lie says discomfort intrudes in cottages, and
the child-so beautiful in q picture-so grace
iul in poetry-that child cries o. nights. 1t
says "no," in preference 70 "~yes'-"I shan't
and v on't"-and though you send it forth in
neat attire, il cometh home san object
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

HNHEAP LITERATURE Tho Ind Gator. by
u Leigh Hun, h,ing M II Ut Library u
Ch"ice RtodIHs. 80 rcns go paScs. Iorl
Bfoagham'- Lives ui Hume. Robertson Vulis!fc. sc.
90 cents, see pnes-; MIscelianeOus E..siys. hy Ar
eiisald Alison. 81 %; LardnaI's J. ciures in S D..
snce aui Afi. ruEi 5 md ., each 25 rents; D'Au-
bSgGc's fi'-'ory "f tho Reclamation, - cents; Tbs
United States Exp ORIG Expedition by wilkes. in
) vols. sl0. Foi sLc Nv
j. - JGiiN J IIASVFlL. HMM n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
LOTTERY

Class 50 Tor 1873, 10 he Drawn al Alexandra, ID c.
August l6. &c Numbers. l3 drawn ballots.
ONE PRIZE OF 1925, OOOu
| Of $4,000 | at 5000 | oi 5000 Of Oo0
100 ] 1900 10 1000 Is 500
Tickets 10 d Is. certificate of 81 mhole lick
els 100 dolls. Shares in proportion.
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) u FERRIS. 1913 Bowery.

Manufacturer and Importer of Doubled. Sin
gle ActiOn Hu1ps, Strings, Music, De.
J + BROWNE. 2SI Broadway. ID Tod
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CoM,us sloNrn's ofrrcE. JDty II. ,a4s

CoMnissioNEEs OFFICE. July II. l84S.
The pntl'es Concerned nre hereby noiiird, that
on MONDAY, tho EIGHTEENTH iay Of All.
'tSI 1915. and ia, rean"r by Gd;ourrraenis f,ulS
itiHe To rne, as mny Ice { uni nccessnty. Z will at
The Off o 81 Jacob & f.zhugh in The Guy Of
Wh'clins, Virginia. proceed TO feceive su h crnrer
proofs as may be brought before nc. eui 20 asesr.
lam ard make i-F"rl Ia The Corl touching Tho
mailcfs I,fcrrcd Ia me b. lhe atuv. decree
EDWARD II tTIZliUGu. Come.
NELSON p G. SOt jy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

HgrtCntturGt Foundry.
!IiOhAS IiN'lBuE, 5U2 N.ter ~ manufacturer
OF Plough Castings, GIN Gear SegmpnIs. Horse
Power and Saw Mill Machinery. OF eycry de-
fcrpiIon. nj manufacturers prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24
Agricultnrrt Rtn6siloru.

JOHN MOORE. 1873 troht -. manumctutrf OF
Pipughs. Hose Powers. Thr,shIue Alachincsaut
other farming utensils; el,o. uos-. Copper aua
lUU Wac Cloth Sleeves, Screens. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

ting Materials of all kinds, at m~anufacfu-
rcrS prices.
EDWARD PELoUZE. Tribune hsiJms- orpsi'r
Ciiy i,sil.
WILLIAM uAGNR 4s q ID street
JOHN A WIirVE. IS G,Id street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

Brass Eight Deg, 80 Rour, and General
Clock Establishment.
James ) Smith. 81 North Third 81, above Cherry.
ldanndctnrer Of Common ard Fancy Soaps.
Mould and Dipt Candies, dc.
Eilah x Gt!lies D1iIeu. IS Maske, Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

ORGANS.-Church d. Parlor Organs con-
Siantly on hama and made TO order, from
$3.50 mp to $1,000. Metal pipes made TO
n,I.,
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$4,000!
ALEX A lOTTEDv

Class 1872 for 1916. to he drawn in B,lIimnre. A.
gust 10 70 numbers. II drawn ballots.
| Of S200Oc o. 1000 | of 1000 lofl445
10 ofl000.
Tickets D dolls; n certificate Of q package will be
sen, Tor 40 dolls shares in proportions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

manufacturers Of Sievss. Safes, Copper. Brlss
aud iron rire Cloth, Bard, Ceges, Scree,sg.
Rat traps. plains d fancy Utre ,coris. DC.
DhEiD WOODS. 45 tultu sltyel.
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Bank Note EprrgreyS

IoPpHn. Carpenter * Co sat essuts to Dfspst.
Topain & Co. 761 Walnut street..
spencer. liuiy Il Dihionh -SucCcSsor. To- he old
irm oi MurrRy. Ds-pcr. ts!rmsn 4 Co, aud ,h.,t
successors. % aud 81 walnu, slio,t.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERy.

Class 1873 fnr 1915, To be drawn ai b fillmore, An.
gusi 90. as numbers. 10 drawn ballois.
| OF $4,000 I of 5000 $4,000 IoCl5OO
10 prizes Of 1000.
Tickets ) DOLE; "a certificate Of n package 25
whole tickets 65 dolls; shares in proportion.
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z4T@pA
We0SI $50
FL %
Under this head will b. found all the inn.
portant news from last nights eastern mail

OS-Thc steamer Independence at Phila-
delphia from New York, reports that the
Great Western was coming up the harbor
when she left.
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PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures

The proprieiors al The followi 9 named Ho, sEs
IN The city ui Philadelphia. being prepared To ac,
commodaie Merchants and Jewellers. respectfully
unite in'ihe above invitation. ~pledgihg ourselves Ia
administer literally TO the comfort Of those who
may select our respective houses Us their homes
during their %scjnurn IN his city.
MERCHANTS HOTEL. Nurh 4h 81. a 7 Glass.
UNITED STATES HOTEL. Chesnu, ST. opposiIe
the Custom IIouse-Thomas c Rca.
JONES' HOTEL. Chcsnui street; John a Jones.
CONGRESS HALL. SO Chestnut und 81 S nth
Third streets. J Sturdivsnt.
MANSION HOUSE. tlote liead's) South Third ST
w L Hunt.
HARrWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE, Ches
nut street. above 7th; II J Hhrlwcll.
COLUMBIA BOUSE Chesnut street, between 6h
and 7lb; Bsgley d Mckenzie.
AMERICAN OTE Cheshui 81. between 5h and
9th, opposite the State House-H a Charter.
iv Is OMh
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LOTrEny

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 81 Tor 1915, To be drawn at AlesaLdua, Au-
gust %. rs numbers, 10 drawn ballots.
100000.
| OF $4,000 | OF 10000 | OF 5000 OF 5000
l $500 / 100 100 1000
Tickets 10 dolls; a package of25 whole tickets
will be sent lpt 100 dolls; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

0S- At Pittsburgh the other day, as we
learn from the Ariel, a man in court was
placed before the Judge for certain threatening
words used towards the prosecutor. During
the examination, the following passage occur
red:
!udge.-"What did the defendant say TO
you?"
Witnesc.-"Hr said he'd blow me TO I'LL;
and-lturning to the Courtl-l'vc no doubt lie
will, il he's not bound oven"
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A number of men, women and children are
missing, and from what ] can learn | have no
doubt that upwards of fifty people have perish
ed.
There are a number of men ready to affirm
that they were cautioned to keep away from
Croker and Warrens store, as it contained up-
wards of 20 kegs OF gunpowder.
Among the goods destroyed by the fire are
A,300 bales cotton, 20, 1000 chests tea, d 900
hhds., and $4,000 boxes brown sugar, 5000
bags coffee, 5000 pieces carpeting, 1000 bis.
and 600 hhds. molasses, loo, 900 lbs. fleece
and pulled wool, 300 bales Smyrna wool.
The dry good jobbers escaped almost entire
ly, but domestic goods factors suffered severe
ly.
We have the names of II houses alone
whose losses amount to 2i millions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

NCHANckRr-ln
John ID Foster, the Circuit Sup rior
~. SCouri of Law and
pa''u Armstrong u o'"ets Chancery iof Ohio
S.uniy.
NXTRACT FROM 1hE DECREE-Ths
81 Cnuri doth ndjurge. order and deere. ,La,
Ihis eause be r'e'red to enc Of the Comm ssioues.
"i this Court. "h" IS To ASCERTAIN ard ssrou what
real estate w~a.owned or pusscsscd by the d~fendsnt
David A"nsr"ng Dn the 22I day of May ls. q and
what lets or membranes there are upon ~ a.
gairsi the same OF hat me. nnd how nr in hat order
the same orc entitled To 10 raii; and who, IL the
aonual value of the said real ssiaie; Together With
any other mailer deemed pertinent b.. s,r.svlI. &c
specially required by ciIhct party. Ts.'e.
ALEX Il LAtDLEY. Clryk.
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II. NJ. JAMESON.
Pr CCE DEALEi II

wHEELISG, VA.
z ~ 'or sac ut Cash prices. Eeulnrrs. csa~-,
z Tea. STR Candies, s.usyior Srsp. Tnhacc,,
B'ahdv. Choice ord Common Whirkry. Farlily
Lnafand y o SCgarBucon & InrI. ~ 10
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T'tpe and Stereotype Foundry.
l. johnson " ca, q George steel. Leiwsen Walnut
aud Chestnut, and 9Th and 7th.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass let for lS45; 10 be dawn at BALTIMORE, Au.
gust {. rs Numbers. Is drawn ballots.
100000.
| OF s30000 I of 5000 ] OF 5000 lof4500
| 1000 / $500 J 5000 $500
10 prizes of 500
Tickets lO dolls A certificate Of a package will be
seut for 100 dolls; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-24

Fire Engine aud Hose Mandatory.
John Agnew, / rankin works. $40 V.ne street.
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NIiANCERf SALE Pursuant to a deere.
= made hy tic Cifcui Superior Cous, Of Law
aud Chancoy MI Ohio r"unIy. al The sIrirg ,srsa
1913. in the suiI IN Chaucery helw cen How ell and
Hal. eumrldinsnis, aud MaFh D.uglass and o,her..
defendants. | wi!, or SIIurdiy tic 3Jih day 81
A"sn-i, te45, eel at public auction. al the Ecn,
door oi he Cund lIuuse Of Chiu county. Virginia.
'l' following real 'si@ic.y iz-Lss ut.f ~ in sQnsfe
"iten (!51 AIigalc Oh Inc oasI siGo of 4 h street ~
The ciy OF Whsciinr lot NJ 243 sinnie ia East
hHCriins near Wh.eiing cre'h; lie cas-, half Of is
~" ia situate on the sU,i SIDE of I'm sir, ei ia
Easi Wheeling; thc west hlir 81 lot No l63. situate
N ti' North side "t Z mo street in East Whorlnc.
tel NO - un the Nor r eide ol Cenire street. n,
hat part "i the city ui Wh~eiing called Grahsn's
ndd'Ia'i !us y, & a:d IL on lie nuiih sdo Of
Centre street 10 ih" same addition and also q tract VI
land situate on Shur creek III OH. county, CONVEY
ed Ia said Do glass hv WI'lem Buksy and oiass.
ny deed Gated March ooh. 1885. estimated 10 con-
tain wohUndrei ard thirty ss aud Une half srr,s
N re OF les and noA ~ Ihe OCCUPANCY Of Mark
D~4ucl1ss.
IEtMS-FiSc PER rent Of tic Iufchase money
to lie paul 10 hand. a d tee res doe ia ole. Two snA
'h'ee years; ihe -, rcha5er giving bord n ua good
sccrf y, bearing in . ss from tie day # sale.
Nu'h 81 The ops " Is well improved. and per.
soma -hi"g Ia tAanIue ihs improvements. wiII
ticaSe call "a" the suGsc.i Ner "r MIR Wm d uglass
ri heel e 4 fuIn any e,n.e The said uals shn..ld
nj 'Hhe place. or be nat completed on Inc said 3o,b
II Ausph 1915, tViiI iske place nut. Re cl,.ed W
NJ rdsy lher"n ter rie Is, day oi s. ptsmbor.
y u JACOB. ! nsire& Commi-sionrs.
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Type Foundry.

Lewis Pelouze. Norm West corner Of Third M
Chestnut streets.
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Manufacturers and Dealers ia all kinds Of
Scales and Weights.
Gay a. Bother, "a Walnut street, below Second.
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&G0.OO0!
LOTrCR,

I,cke's ~ certificate Of a package 25 wholcs
.ll5. Shat,s In ntopnrlIon.
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LOTTERY.

ALEXANDRIA LOTFER y,
Closs 2Oi Tor 1916. draws at BalImlre, Angus, 81
rs numters. IL drawn ballois.-
3 Rrlaes of $4,000 each-l0 ofl000 each.
i prZc Of 1000 prtze of 1900
Tickets IS; a certificate Of 26 whole ickeis for
10 LolinTs.